I am Nabin Sademba, a developer based in Fukuoka, Japan. This site is where I publish practical notes from software, infrastructure, and developer-tooling work.
What I write about
Most articles start with something I had to check, fix, publish, or understand: Docker and WSL behavior, Jekyll issues, VS Code extension work, cloud infrastructure, security advisories, and similar developer problems.
The goal is not to publish a high volume of general summaries. It is to leave behind a useful explanation, the commands or evidence that mattered, and the limits of what I verified.
How articles are prepared
- I prefer primary documentation, release notes, source repositories, and vendor advisories.
- I include commands, versions, dates, and failure conditions when they affect the result.
- I distinguish between behavior I verified, information supported by sources, and conclusions that are only an inference.
- I avoid destructive testing on production systems. When I could not safely run a test, the article says so.
I am responsible for the final text and for keeping claims tied to evidence readers can inspect.
Projects and corrections
You can find my public code and experiments on GitHub, including projects discussed on this site.
If an article contains an outdated command, broken link, or technical error, please send the article URL and correction through the contact page. I review material corrections against current documentation before updating a post.