Srinivasan Rangarajan

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Joined February 2022

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Software Engineer with an entrepreneurship gene. Love talking about code, products, UI/UX and how to build startups.

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Mentoring about startups - productizing your idea and launching it.

Srinivasan Rangarajan's blogs

Pro Golang Devprogolang.dev14 posts

/dev/randomcnu.hashnode.dev3 posts

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SRSrinivasan Rangarajancnu.hashnode.devMar 11, 2022 · 3 min read

5 Types of Bad Managers

Working for 15 years in Tech, I have had my fair share of bad managers. Here I have collected a list of 5 types of bad managers. Every organization, whether it's a startup or an international big name brand, has at least one of them. Just try to co...

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SRSrinivasan Rangarajancnu.hashnode.devMar 4, 2022 · 2 min read

How to set up Homebrew on Linux with Fish Shell 🍺+🐧+🐠

If you were a developer with a Mac OS X as your primary driver, you would have definitely used Homebrew. It's the most definitive package manager for Mac and just today I learned that they support Linux too. Given that I recently switched from an Ar...

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SRSrinivasan Rangarajancnu.hashnode.devMar 4, 2022 · 1 min read

Random Notes for my future self

When I was a young programmer in college, I would write a lot in my personal blog (a lot of that old content is now lost). I would document many tips and tricks, installation steps, etc. so that I could refer to them later. Slowly complacency set in...

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SRSrinivasan Rangarajanprogolang.devDec 15, 2018 · 3 min read

Waiting for Goroutines to complete

Goroutines are one of the best features of Go language. It is very easy to run a function as a goroutine, you just have to use the keyword go before the function call. Here is a very simple function which sleeps for n seconds and prints a line. pa...

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SRSrinivasan Rangarajanprogolang.devDec 14, 2018 · 2 min read

String Replacements in Go

In a previous post, we saw how we can use Regular expressions in Go to match and replace patterns in a string. While regexps are very useful, you might not want to them for every time you want to do some basic string manipulation. The strings package...

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5 Types of Bad Managers

How to set up Homebrew on Linux with Fish Shell 🍺+🐧+🐠

Random Notes for my future self

Waiting for Goroutines to complete

String Replacements in Go

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Srinivasan Rangarajan's blogs

Recently published

5 Types of Bad Managers

How to set up Homebrew on Linux with Fish Shell 🍺+🐧+🐠

Random Notes for my future self

Waiting for Goroutines to complete

String Replacements in Go