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Hey, everyone! In today's post, I'd like to talk about my experiences in web development and share some tips and tricks I've picked up along the way. I know many of you are eager to learn from others'…
Introduction In this article, I will discuss an innovative app that I have been using for the past few weeks and found to be incredibly useful. Although this discussion is not related to Flutter, it is pertinent to the tech industry. The ap…
This short article is a reflection of my advice and suggestions to take when someone is feeling tired from constantly working or learning every day when trying to self-teach themselves new skills by c…
Once upon a time, there was a boy who loved building websites. He also enjoyed sharing his findings at conferences. Then he moved from the middle of nowhere to London. Started working in the company o…
Are you tired of using the same old programming languages every day? Do you feel like you're in a rut and want to try something new? If so, then you might want to consider learning a new programming l…
Ok, I have to admit, these aren’t really Truths, but rather some opinions I’ve formed over my journey switching careers from Educator to Developer. It’s well known at this point that software — especi…
Have you ever had to work on a project that requires lots of parts that need to be installed separately? And one of those parts refuses to work because maybe the other developer worked on Windows and …
TLDR Focusing on not allowing "development in production" misses the more important question: Do your development standards, code promotion policies, security configurations, resource configurations, …
I guess you're here trying to find the ultimate solution for your stress level which was hitting the sky the last few hours, days or weeks. Well, I'm sorry that you're feeling so. but there is no "ult…
I was developing my ORM and I found the next problem, should I allow code first or not? And it was my conclusion. What is Code First anyways? When we want to use an ORM (Object Relational Model) in ou…
