Left Sage

Today was my last day at Sage (I joined Lockstep, which was acquired by Sage) I spent a little over two years working with the wonderful engineering team there. I learnt a lot from everyone on the team, and made some new friends (I knew one person before I joined) during my stay.

Most of the team was junior to me (in terms of number of years of experience.) But as I worked with them, I noticed that every single one of them were exceptional engineers. Without exception.1

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Working Offline

Today around 10am (or a bit earlier) we lost electricity at our house. Today is Thursday, and power loss isn’t surprising.

As far as I remember, my city always had scheduled power loss on Thursday. This used to happen every week when I was growing up. So much so, that my engineering college had Thursday as a weekly off, due to this. Over the years, things improved, but Thursday remained the day when local electricity company would could schedule the maintenance task.

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Left Stck.me

Today was my last day at stck.me (Formerly Scrollstack.com) I spent more than a year working with the wonderful engineering team there. I learnt a lot from everyone on the team, and made some new friends (I already knew a lot of folks from this team before I joined) during my stay.

I will continue to cheer stck.me from the sidelines


Some of my contributions during my time with scrollstack:

  • Improve the SEO of the hosted blogs by auto generating the Sitemap from the posts
  • Integrate Honeybadger error monitoring tool for proactively addressing the issues in production setup
  • POC to generate PDF from Post Source
  • Multiple file support for Digital Goods like Gumroad
  • Monthly Active User Metrics. Although we did not end up using it, I learnt about rsyslog and logrotate in the process
  • Refactor tiptapy to use more Jinja and less python. This helped reduce the python code. Shekhar helped a lot on this process. 🙏