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Terms of Use

Plain-language terms covering how you may use the articles and code published here, and what I am and am not responsible for.

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Acceptance

By browsing https://kamleshpaul.com, you agree to these terms. If you disagree with any part of them, please stop using the site. Nothing here requires you to create an account or accept anything before reading — the terms simply set expectations on both sides.

The content

Articles on this site are written by Kamlesh Paul and reflect personal experience with the tools described. They are educational material, not professional consulting advice, and they are provided free of charge.

Software moves fast. A tutorial that was correct on the day it was published may be outdated by the time you read it, particularly where framework versions are involved. Published and updated dates appear on every article so you can judge for yourself. Always check the official documentation for the version you are running.

Code samples

You may use the code snippets published in these articles in your own projects, personal or commercial, without attribution and without asking. They are provided as-is.

You are responsible for reviewing, testing, and securing any code before running it — in particular anything that touches servers, databases, authentication, or deployment. Do not run commands from this or any other website against production systems without understanding what they do first.

The prose, article structure, and images on this site are © 2026 Kamlesh Paul, all rights reserved. You are welcome to:

  • Quote a short excerpt with a link back to the original article
  • Share links to any article anywhere you like
  • Reference the material in your own writing, teaching, or documentation

You may not:

  • Republish articles in full, on a website, in a newsletter, or in a book
  • Present this material as your own work
  • Use it to train commercial content-generation products in bulk, via scraping

Third-party tools and links

Articles reference open-source projects, hosting providers, and commercial products. Linking to a tool is not a warranty about that tool. If a link is an affiliate link, it is labelled as such in the article — see the disclaimer for how this is handled.

Availability

This is a personal site. It may go offline for maintenance, articles may be revised or removed, and URLs may change. No uptime is promised. Where an article is removed or a URL changes, I redirect where it is practical to do so.

Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Kamlesh Paul is not liable for any loss or damage — including data loss, downtime, lost revenue, or security incidents — arising from your use of the information or code published on this site. You act on this material at your own discretion and risk.

Changes to these terms

These terms may be revised. The current version is always the one on this page, with its revision date shown at the top. Continuing to use the site after a change means you accept the revised terms.

Questions

Anything unclear? Reach me through the contact page.