Whether it's front-end design or a complex back-end system, I'm always up for a challenge.
Project Title: Building an Intelligent Search System for Documenter.jl Student: Hetarth Shah Mentors: Morten Piibeleht Organisation: Julia About Me: I am Hetarth Shah from India and have been working with Julia throughout the summer. I've been activ...
Creating virtual computers(technically) using SQL...
✏️Preface I was always interested in how programming languages worked. To be specific, how what we write in a human readable way is interpreted my the machine. I did have an bird's eye view of what would happen, but it was and still kind of is like b...
✏️Preface This blog is one of the many in a series which I hope to write in the future about a project which I was assigned in my professional career. This project is in the edtech domain and is used by many of the big players, let's call this "Revol...
As the sun sets on my GSoC journey with Julia, I find myself reminiscing about the incredible experiences of the past few months. The final two weeks have been a whirlwind of collaboration, coding, and personal growth. In this blog post, I'll take yo...
Hey there! Welcome back to my ongoing adventure in the GSoC program with Julia. If you've been following my journey, you'll remember that I was cruising ahead of schedule and had just wrapped up the mid-term evaluations. So, let's jump right in and e...
As I embarked on weeks five and six of my Google Summer of Code (GSoC) project, a pivotal shift took place in client-side searching. To optimize the initial load times, I transitioned from using Lunr.js to Minisearch.js. This change brought about a h...
These weeks have been a fusion of research, analysis, and design brainstorming, propelling the pursuit of a more user-friendly experience. So, gear up as we embark on this virtual expedition, exploring the fascinating progress I've made in revamping ...
Welcome, coding aficionados! It's time for a recap of the first two weeks of my GSoC journey with Julia. Now, don't get too excited, as the start of the project is often a slow one. These initial weeks were all about getting familiar with the project...