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Logic by Design, Imagination by Heart
Essays on technology, tales in Telugu — crafted with equal measure of reason and wonder.
Latest articles
Most Common Things AEM Developers Ignore When Using Query Builder and SQL2 Queries
Most AEM performance issues stem from inefficient query usage. This post explains when to use Query Builder vs SQL2, highlights common mistakes like missing indexes, fetching too much data, and running queries in loops, and provides practical best practices for optimized, scalable, and memory-safe queries in asset-heavy projects.
AEM Best Practices - When to Close Your ResourceResolver and When Not To
Check out this unique collection of useful cURL commands for Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). These commands, gathered from various sources, will help make your AEM tasks easier
Why Attackers Prefer Path Based Servlets in AEM
Path based servlets in AEM are a security risk. Resource-type servlets enforce permissions and keep your app safe.
Null, Actually
True story — what’s forgotten isn’t gone. Sometimes, it’s just waiting.
Add Emergency Info to Your Phone's Lock Screen — A Small Step That Can Make a Big Difference
Add emergency contact info to your Android phone’s lock screen — it’s a small step that could save your life. In emergencies, it helps others reach your loved ones quickly, even if your phone is locked.
Automatically Add Entry and Exit Logging to Java Methods
This post explains how to automate logging in Java methods using JavaParser. The provided code parses a Java file, locates a Logger instance, and injects Entering and Exiting log statements at the start and end of each method. This automation saves time and makes tracking program flow easier without manual log insertion.
Featured Musings
Only for telugu speaking audiences.
Only for telugu speaking audiences.
A tiny creature’s journey through fear, curiosity, and discovery unveils the hidden wonders of a human world, weaving a tale of innocence, quiet wisdom, and unexpected revelations.
A fictional solo bike ride through rain-soaked hills and villages unfolds into a journey of reflection, unexpected encounters, and small, meaningful moments.
Sometimes the heaviest truths come not in answers, but in silence. Alala Daari is that silence turned into a story.