Falls Make Us Grow
Sometimes the career path feels less like a ladder and more like a roller coaster: thrilling, scary, and impossible to control. Have you ever felt stuck on the downside, wondering if you’re moving forward at all?
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Why Understanding, Not Just Generating Code, Still Matters
In the last few weeks, everybody has been talking about vibe coding and how easily you can develop an entire system, from zero to hero. This is blowing the minds of most people, and I’ll talk about it in today’s post. But, before talking about vibe coding, I’ll talk about “normal coding” 🤔. Let’s do it!
The Human Side of Software Engineering: Reflections on Growth and Impact
I believe it’s not so difficult to understand what makes us successful in our careers, but sometimes we need guidance to move forward. So, I dedicated time to read “The Software Engineer’s Guidebook,” and I’ll share some of my thoughts about it, based on my perspective and experience as a Software Engineer and Team Lead.
Taking Pauses is Okay, But Not Planning Can Be Costly
Hello, everyone! I’m back after a short break. Recently, I changed my routine and it became challenging to write every week. Since I love sharing knowledge, I’m excited to be back. This past month has given me a lot to think about, so I want to share some thoughts with you. I hope you enjoy today’s post.
The Power of Patience and Persistence: How to Thrive in the Ever-Evolving Tech Landscape
There’s a lot to study if you choose any Software Engineering position. You can develop desktop, web, mobile, IoT applications, and each of these options have huge possibilities for you to choose or specialize in. A common question, mainly for a newbie is: when will I be a master in this technology? This is a difficult question to answer, isn’t it? Technology evolves fast and all the time we face things changing. This can cause some nervousness and stress, because it’s a little bit difficult to not get things under control. So, in today’s post, I’ll share some of my thoughts about it. Take a coffee or any drink you prefer, have a seat, and let’s get started.