Working on side projects is fun. But side projects don't have deadlines. And when there are no deadlines, it is easy to procrastinate. There are very obvious procrastinations, like watching YouTube for 4 hours continuously or reading the news or scrolling through Twitter. Then there is the not-so-obvious procrastination.

When I write or code, whether I'm intentional or not, there is always an expectation to get something in return. With football, the only intent has been to play well, get better and make my team win. It is the only thing I do that makes me forget everything else in life.

This time last year, the world was a different place. This time last year, I was in a different place. A place 13,890 kilometers away from my home. A lot has happened in 365 days. This is a short review of things that happened for me in the year 2020.

I recently had an idea for a small web app. And for the first time, I decided to also publish both a Firefox add-on and a Chrome extension for it. This was my experience right from building it till publishing it to the corresponding stores.

When I start a new side project, I often find myself asking the question - What tech stack should I use for my side project?