Thilan Dissanayaka Application Security Nov 23

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Hi! I’m Thilan Dissanayaka, the face (and fingers on the keyboard) behind Hacksland.net. I started this blog in 2016 because I wanted a place where I could not only share my passion for technology, but also help others navigate the fast-evolving world of coding, web development, and digital productivity.

Over time, Hacksland has grown — from a small personal project into a resource hub where readers can find in-depth guides, quick tips, and deep dives across topics like [list core topics: e.g. “JavaScript, cybersecurity, low-code tools, productivity”]. My mission? To demystify tech and empower you to build skills that matter, whether you're a student, a budding developer, or just someone who loves efficient workflows.

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I write from experience. I’ve built real projects, made mistakes, and learned lessons — and I share both wins and failures.

My posts are not just tutorials, but explorations: I often explain “why” things work, not just “how.”

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