Java is the first language I started learning because of its verbosity and acceptance.

I am working on some private projects that I plan to publish, and there are some small projects that I have worked on lately. These are mostly for educational purpose and do not try to solve any specific problem. I made them just to have a learning experience.

These include really small programs that are simple command line games to simple spring boot applications.

These projects helped me get a grasp on principles like Inversion of Control (IoC) and Dependency Injection (DI). And I am still building on that.

I had started learning Spring Boot some time ago and I am in the process of making a hosted solution on a cloud service. I’ll be posting about all my projects here.

Apart from these little projects that I had prepared during my learning I also prepare a repository of all the programming problems that I had solved previously.

This repository has over 180 problems that I had solved during my preparation. Unfortunately, I no more update the repository and the problem set that I solved is more that 250 now, as I really find it hard to maintain it and I have found better tools for it.

I am currently learning about different designs and types of authentication systems that I hopefully will use in my solutions. I was forced to learn about cryptography (hashing, encryption, MACs, and digital signatures) when I first encountered some implementations of authentication systems. I also prepare notes as I go through these which are available here.