Vinit Singare
Backend Developer • CSE Student
I build scalable backend systems and solve real-world problems.
About Me
CSE student passionate about backend engineering, distributed systems, and building things that work at scale.
Who I Am
Backend-focused engineer who enjoys building scalable systems and understanding how things work under the hood.
I'm Vinit Singare, a third-year B.Tech Computer Science student specializing in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. I'm deeply passionate about building real-world projects and solving complex problems through clean, scalable solutions.
My approach to engineering is rooted in first principles—I enjoy understanding how systems work internally, from how packets travel across networks to how backend services and databases operate.
I primarily work with Java, Spring Boot, and Node.js, and I also explore areas like blockchain to expand my understanding of modern systems.
I'm working toward becoming a backend engineer, with strong interests in distributed systems, API design, and performance optimization.
Current Focus
- ▸Backend engineering & API design
- ▸Microservices & distributed systems
- ▸Systems-level understanding (OS, networking)
- ▸Competitive problem solving & DSA
Tech Stack
Languages
Backend
Databases
Concepts
Featured Articles
Deep dives into backend engineering, networking, and systems — written from a problem-first perspective.
Why UDP Packets Get Lost (And How to Handle It)
UDP doesn't guarantee delivery. Understanding why packets get lost — and what you can do about it — is essential for building reliable real-time systems.
Docker Networking Deep Dive: Why Containers Can't Talk to Each Other
A deep dive into Docker's networking model — bridge networks, DNS resolution, and the most common reasons containers fail to communicate.
Understanding Database Indexing: From O(n) to O(log n)
How database indexes actually work under the hood, why they make queries faster, and when they can actually hurt performance.