This space serves as my personal laboratory for hands-on engineering, where I document the architectural decisions and code behind the tools I build. I focus on bridging the gap between theoretical concepts and real-world application, exploring everything from AI-powered automation with DocuGen to complex version control strategies using Git Submodules. Whether I am optimizing workflows with the Jira REST API or configuring professional-grade environments on Linux and Apache, these posts provide a transparent look at how I solve technical challenges “from the ground up”.
If you own a Mahindra XUV700, particularly the feature-loaded AX7L, you already know how demanding the vehicle is on its electrical system. From the AdrenoX infotainment screens to the ADAS module, motorized seats, and panoramic sunroof, this SUV requires serious power. Unfortunately, the factory-fitted battery often struggles to keep up Read more
Enable memory compression on Windows 11 Windows 11 includes a powerful, often overlooked feature designed to maintain system responsiveness during heavy multitasking. Memory compression is a memory management technique that balances available RAM against CPU cycles to prevent system slowdowns. This guide explains how memory compression works, why it is Read more
I believe the future of technical communication isn’t just about using tools, but about building them. Here’s a look at how I put that philosophy into practice. The Challenge In any large-scale software environment, documentation teams face significant, recurring challenges: high-volume manual drafting, ensuring content consistency across a large team, Read more
Creating comprehensive documentation often requires combining content from various sources. For technical writers, this might mean pulling in documentation specific to different products, components, or even teams, all while maintaining a single, unified output. The challenge lies in doing this efficiently, ensuring content stays updated, and avoiding the pitfalls of Read more