
Shaumik is a data analyst by day, and a comic book enthusiast by night (or maybe, he's Batman?) Shaumik has been writing tutorials and creating screencasts for over five years. When not working, he's busy automating mundane daily tasks through meticulously written scripts!
Shaumik's articles
Shaumik shows us, step by step, how to debug a code problem using git blame and git bisect.
Shaumik Daityari takes a look at Kimono, an app backed by Y Combinator which aims to help users create an API for any website they like.
Shaumik looks at how you can host your Ghost blog for free on GitHub Pages, with little overhead, using Buster, a static site generator.
What makes Sublime Text even better is its extensibility. So, here’s a look at the plugins that make an already wonderful editor truly Sublime.
From operating system to web browser to version control software, Shaumik Daityari explains how he sets up a new machine for development.
Shaumik describes 15 unix terminal commands that you may never have used before or even heard of.
Shaumik looks at ways to use .htaccess directives to prevent bots from scraping your content, and how these methods might be combated by the scrapers.
Scrolljacking has become something of a design trend of 2014, but is it breaking the web? Shaumik looks at the accessibility implications of scrolljacking.
Shaumik covers 10 Git techniques that will help you take your Git knowledge and skills to a more advanced level, improving your workflow.
Shaumik provides an overview of the new features added in the much-anticipated Git 2.0, the latest major release of the popular source control software.
Sometimes you aren't looking for a full-features accounting package. Shaumik walks us through five tools that can deliver simple, attractive invoices.
After learning simple git features, this tutorial will get you up to speed with the more advanced features, allowing you to work with Git on a team.
An introduction to version control with Git, for developers who work alone.
We use Facebook's Graph API to help us with a Facebook contest and mass-responding to tons of birthday wishes made on your Facebook timeline.
An overview of the most popular options for version control software, along with some other options worth noting.
Google has recently discussed a method for implementing infinite scroll in a search engine friendly manner. This post outlines this suggestion and more.
This article introduces Shepherd, a library used for creating product tours.
This article covers the pseudo-pagination technique known as infinite scroll. This article shows how infinite scroll can be implemented using jQuery.
Summarizing some suggestions from the WCAG, this article outlines some easy things to do to ensure a website is accessible to those with assistive technology.
A look at how to use meta tags in HTML, with some best practices for making your content more accessible and SEO-friendly.
This article explains the same-origin policy. It explains what same-origin means, what limitations it brings, and how to work around same-origin limits.
Using Disqus and another website as an example, this post describes the process of integrating single sign-on, or SSO.
This article shows how jQuery and local storage can be combined to create a simple to-do list application.
This article introduces the a11yAccordion project, an open source accordion widget that meets accessibility standards.