New analyzers for intelowl blog- slight updates (#34)

* markdown features

* rm extra deps

* blogs

* blog post[a few links misisng]

* finalised

* all links complete

* slight update

* slight update

Author: g4ze

Blogs/gsoc24_new_analyzers_for_intelowl.md

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 ## Ending Note and Next Steps
 
-GSoC has been a hell of a ride for me. As a beginner in the tech world, I came across a huge load of challenges as I proceeded with each analyzer. Navigating through unforeseeable bugs, git conflicts, packages becoming unmaintainable, etc helped me grow exponentially as a developer. All this experience has helped me understand the importance of OSINT in cybersecurity; how my contributions are a tiny but impactful effort in making the world a safer pace.
+GSoC has been a hell of a ride for me. At first glance, implementing a new analyzer seems to be an easy task and, in fact, it is pretty easy. The real challenge starts when one has to develop and test multiple of them in parallel. The current framework for analyzer development is really smooth for one-at-a-time approach but things get really intricate and tricky while working on a handful of them at the same time. Migration issues, dependency management, database integrity are a few topics that scratch the surface. Re-building the project from scratch every-time you switch to develop another analyzer is surely an option but its time taking and to deliver an avg of 3 analyzers per week requires quicker solutions, plus, I'm too impatient for it :P
+As a beginner in the tech world, I came across a huge load of challenges as I proceeded with each analyzer in the project. Navigating through unforeseeable bugs, git conflicts, packages becoming unmaintainable, etc helped me grow exponentially as a developer.
+All this experience has helped me understand the importance of OSINT in cybersecurity; how my contributions are a tiny but impactful effort in making the world a safer pace.
 
 I'm always eager to work on new ideas and features in this project. I hope that I'm able to make time to contribute more to the project in the future and give back to the community as much as I can. 
 Thanks to my mentors, Matteo Lodi and Daniel Rosetti for their continuous support and making this GSoC a worthwhile experience, thankyou IntelOwl :)