Indian History

This page contains notes on Indian History. We can divide Indian History into:-

Ancient India
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Pre-Independence or India’s Struggle For Independence
Post-Independence

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CAP Theorem May 23, 2020
Fifteen years ago, when I started working as a Software Engineer, scalability normally meant fine tuning the application, specially the database. The other option was to increase the configuration of existing hardware, i.e., scale-up (vertical scaling). However, these days, people prefer to scale out (horizontal scaling; as the commodity hardware becomes che […]
C Language - Strings and the Funny Business December 26, 2019
C is a funny language. It is made for performance and prides itself to be performant. However, when it comes to strings and how C deals with them is extraordinary. To be precise, extraordinarily deplorable. C treats strings as third class citizens.
What is Target Architecture? November 25, 2019
“I want to be in Target Architecture”, a high stake person in a company said. The problem is that no body understands what is Target Architecture. The phrase is so convoluted and confusing that it is not easy to define it, rest alone achieve it. Technology is always evolving. If it is evolving, then your architecture should be evolving as well. If our archit […]
Images, Pictures, Videos and Instagram May 6, 2017
I like taking pictures. But I am lazy to click pictures using a DSLR. I own one but use it occasionally. The truth is that I don’t even need one. My iPhone is one of the best point and shoot cameras in the world and I simply love it.
Welcome Rinayra! March 18, 2017
On 13th March 2017, we welcomed our princess, Rinayra. Rinayra means princess. The spelling should have been Rinaira. But i was looking odd. So, we replaced it with a y. No numerology. Mom and baby are doing fine.
Lazy Evaluation, Streams, Reactive Programming and Reactive architecture September 20, 2016
Last year I have worked a lot on Distributed Runtime environments specially using Spring XD. Spring XD provides a way to create Streams which can process lot of flowing data in real time. Spring XD internally uses Spring Integration for most of the processing of data. However, it is impossible for any module to handle lots of data in real time. This is handl […]
Migrating SVN Repo to Git June 24, 2016
Recently, I had to move one of my SVN repository (loans-autoloans-duedatechanges) from SVN to Git. As there was no tag or trunk and only branch (it is weird but true) it was fairly simple. Git comes with a great Git-Svn toolkit that you can use. However, there are few caveats and I will tell you how I overcame them.
Traceability Matrix - How important is its role in an Agile World April 2, 2016
Requirements traceability is “the ability to describe and follow the life of a requirement, in both a forwards and backwards direction (i.e., from its origins, through its development and specification, to its subsequent deployment and use, and through all periods of on-going refinement and iteration in any of these phases)” [1]. It is primarily useful for v […]
Clojure and Polish Notation March 3, 2016
Clojure is a functional programming language targeting JVM developed by Rich Hickey. It is a dialect of Lisp, which is distinctive with the use of parenthesis and Polish notation (generally referred to as Prefix notation). Clojure follows the same fully-parenthesized Polish prefix notation.
Got a new bicycle! February 27, 2016
Today in the morning Ray wanted to get out and play; he misses school when it is an off day for him from school. He wanted us to take him out but 8 am in the morning before you are even awake and in your senses. However, Priti brought out the idea that we may go to Perot Museum to which I readily agreed. At around 11 AM, we left for the Museum and went strai […]
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