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Hello, This is a space to share my thoughts and experiments over world wide web. It solves couple of selfish purposes.

➡️ I am learning to write in public and this blog gives me a tiny window to the world from where I can project and practice.
➡️ I need to have a space where I can write down and access stuff at my own convenience and what’s better than this space.

If you are not me, then you can also take benefits of my mistakes and learn not to repeat them. I can be contacted at kaushalbundel@gmail.com.

Reference Guide for CSS

CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) CSS is nothing but the collection of selectors, their properties and values that help in styling the website in a way that is desired. Rules of CSS Rules are the order in which the CSS is applied on a web page. Rule 1: Specificity The more specific the rule, the higher is the priority h, a { y color: green; /*Type selectors (Lowest Specifity)*/ } .text-block{ background-color: yellow; /* class selector, denote by "....

Configuring Screen Time on Apps

The Note tries to understand mobile screen time control and presents current and proposed strategies. The inspiration of the article came from an excellent blog-post by Kristen Berman and her excellent product breakdown blog (kristenberman.substack.com). Do subscribe!! Introduction In behavioral science, the problems affecting behavior can be segregated in i-frame and s-frame. i-frame refers to individual frame of reference. Here the onus is on the individual to take action on the basis of their motivation, habits, biases and mindset....

Notes of Building a Meditation App (Day 18)

I found this excellent product breakdown of Calm(Meditation App),How Calm uses premium to motivate. This article delves on the following key points: Meditation is often perceived as a challenging pursuit. The behavioral and mental shifts following regular meditation practice vary from person to person and typically emerge after a sustained period. Moreover, tailoring the environment to enhance each individual’s experience is not always possible. Consider the scenario where you’ve resolved to meditate, aiming to silence the cacophony of thoughts....

Notes on Building a Meditation App (Day 17)

Deciding what to build for phase 1 For the past few days, I’ve been feeling stuck. I thought I was on the brink of completing my app, but for some reason, I couldn’t bring myself to do it. My progress was hindered by multiple factors: I began to doubt myself and my project. I questioned whether this product would indeed help users achieve a sense of calm in their day-to-day lives....

Understanding *args and **kwargs with unpacking in Python

Introduction For a very long time, I have been confused about *args and **kwargs in python. This is a short summary of what these terms mean. Before I go deep into them, I have to make a clear distinction between argument and parameters. For so long, I have been confused about them and used them interchangeably. In theory: Parameter: These are placeholder values used while a function is defined. Arguments: These are the actual values passed into the function when it is called....