Who am I?
I am @NateDhaliwal on pretty much anywhere online, software-related.
You can also find me on Discourse Meta as @NateDhaliwal (as well as some other Discourse forums). Or, you can email me at natedhaliwaldev@gmail.com.
I code with Python, HTML, CSS and JS! I’m also know Java and am learning React, Ruby and SQL. I’m also dabbling in developing Discourse Theme Components, and sometimes, plugins.
My projects
- natedhaliwal - My Python PyPi package
- Chatroom (Flask) - My current application I’m working on
- Clippers - A Markdown & HTML converter and manipulator
There’s others, of course. But those are private as they reveal some PIIs… the private projects are my best ones. They include an AI-powered note-taking software built for education institutions (I used Jinja -> EmberJS -> React migrations; it was a real pain) and a (WIP) mathematics competition platform (in Next.js, which is quite an eye-opener).
Some facts about me!
- I was an active member of Replit Ask (Replit’s support forum), and I was a Jr. Mod (Trust Level 4) on that forum, before it shut down. I deleted my Replit account after that.
- I am a big Discourse fan. I stumbled upon Replit Ask, which was powered by Discourse, which then led me to be active on Discourse Meta after Replit Ask shut down.
Recent Posts
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My Raspberry Pi as a VSCode Tunnel
In general • Tags: coding & programming, hardware, raspberrypi • 3 min read
Introduction Ever since I moved away from Replit, I have been on a hunt for a good place to code. I tried using IntelliJ IDEA and PyCharm, but I just... -
How I added comments to another blog
In general • Tags: tips & tricks, coding & programming • 7 min read
Introduction So, I haven’t been posting much recently, but I’m back with a new one – how I added blog comments on an AstroJS blog I run. I’ve always thought... -
What programming language should you learn?
In general • Tags: general, advice, coding & programming • 3 min read
Many people have this same question: what programming language should I start learning? There is no easy answer. It really depends on what you want to learn. In this post,...