Welcome to RuntimePanic.com, a space I carved out in the digital world to share my passion for programming and web development through easy-to-digest articles and tutorials. As a Senior Engineer at SAP, I've had the privilege of working with a myriad of programming languages and technologies, but I always felt a drive to make learning these skills more accessible and enjoyable for everyone. This is why I write.

I began my journey of writing back in 2016 on Medium, focusing initially on the Go programming language—a field that, at the time, lacked straightforward and beginner-friendly resources. My aim was simple: to fill that gap and assist others in overcoming the hurdles I faced myself. Since then, I've expanded my repertoire to include over 150 articles covering not just Go, but also TypeScript, JavaScript, Rust, React, and more. Each article is crafted to educate and elucidate, making even the most complex topics approachable and clear.

The decision to launch RuntimePanic.com stemmed from a desire to have a dedicated platform where I could share knowledge without constraints and connect more directly with my readers. Here, every article is freely available—reflecting my belief that learning should be as open and unhindered as the vast potential of programming itself.

Why the name "Runtime Panic"? In programming, particularly within the Rust language, a 'panic' occurs when the software encounters an unmanageable error and cannot continue. It's a critical stopping point that requires attention and resolution. Metaphorically, Runtime Panic represents the moments we face as learners and professionals where we must confront challenges, rethink strategies, and grow. It's about turning those 'panic' moments in our learning journeys into opportunities for innovation and understanding.

I invite you to explore, learn, and even reach out if you have thoughts or questions. Writing is not just my profession; it's a way to connect, share, and foster a community eager to dive into the ever-evolving world of technology. Together, let's demystify the complexities of coding, one article at a time.

Uday Hiwarale