Puneet Verma

Puneet Verma is a software developer specialising in backend architecture, Dynamic Programming, and SaaS solutions. He focuses on building optimised, scalable applications and sharing deep-dive technical tutorials to help developers master complex algorithmic patterns.

Decoding Relationships Between Classes: A Comprehensive Exploration

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Relationships Between Classes

Establishing relationships between classes is fundamental in object-oriented programming. Without having relationships among objects, we can’t able to model them as real-world entities. In this post, we will explore relationships between classes in detail and understand their differences, use cases, and benefits. Relationships Between Classes Common relationships Dependency A Dependency in Object-Oriented Design is a … Read full article: Decoding Relationships Between Classes: A Comprehensive Exploration

Essential Terminal Commands for Streamlining Workflows

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Whether you’re a developer, system administrator, or someone who frequently interacts with the terminal, having a set of powerful and efficient commands at your fingertips can make your tasks smoother and more manageable. In this article, we’ll explore a collection of essential terminal commands that can help you optimize your workflow, from managing processes to … Read full article: Essential Terminal Commands for Streamlining Workflows

Tmux: A Practical Guide to Boosting Terminal Productivity

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tmux screen splitting

I just discovered Tmux and it has been a game-changer for my productivity. The ability to split my terminal into multiple panes has made it so much easier to work on multiple tasks at once. Plus, being able to detach and re-attach sessions means I never have to worry about losing my work if my … Read full article: Tmux: A Practical Guide to Boosting Terminal Productivity

Mastering the Command Design Pattern

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Command design pattern analogy

The Command Design Pattern helps decouple the sender (who initiates the request) from the receiver (who processes it), promoting flexibility and extensibility in command execution. This pattern is particularly useful in implementing undo/redo functionality, task scheduling, and remote operations in software applications. What? The Command design pattern is a behavioural design pattern that encapsulates a … Read full article: Mastering the Command Design Pattern