Disclaimer: Whatever I write here is my learnings. So, don’t take these words as granted or reference. Also, please lmk if there are any errors. I have often come across this term JWT. I knew the definition - Json Web Token, but honestly that’s all I knew for a veryyyy longgg time. Recently, I came across a problem where I have been told that JWT might be a good solution for it.

This is part of my Today I Learnt series where I share whatever I am learning something new. After having issues with port forwarding in Xfinity I decided to look for alternative solutions. I have used Cloudflare tunnel (used to be called Argo Tunnel) in the past to expose websites running on my laptop to the Internet. So, I decided to try it out for Ghost blogging site which I am setting up for my dad.

This article is part of my Today I Learnt. I have been trying to share whatever I learnt newly on the day. Some of them are basic, but still I want to write it down for two reasons. To help me understand the concepts better Potential help other people who running in to same issue. Alright, It’s all started when I bought a new domain (synergy.net) for my Dad.

This is a crosspost from my TIL What the heck is .PHONY in makefile? I have seen this for so long but I always shrugged off. Whatever that is. Well, finally I decided to learn about it. A bit of introduction to Makefile syntax. target: prerequisites <TAB> recipe The first target in a Makefile will be executed by default when we call make. blah: blah.o cc blah.o -o blah # Runs third blah.

Libpq-Postgres-Go After I started working on Postgres, I have heard this term libpq enough times, but never had a good grasp of it. After digging around this topic for a couple of days, here is my understanding. From the Postgres doc https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/libpq.html, libpq is the C application programmer’s interface to PostgreSQL. libpq is a set of library functions that allow client programs to pass queries to the PostgreSQL backend server and to receive the results of these queries