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Creating smarter developers while becoming a Centaurus Last year, I wrote a paper in Spanish about the future of programmers. TL;DR: Instead of manually translating my paper, I decided to rewrite it …
Not many engineers get excited about the moment they have to start writing requirements. Writing effective, accurate, and testable requirements is a challenging thing, that takes time and practice to …
Just like any other language, JavaScript with the help of the NodeJS runtime provides a REPL interface that can be accessed by running node from the command line without any scripts. REPL is an acrony…
Introduction I used to write poems and short stories. When I became a developer, I felt the urge to write as well. Although I haven't been very consistent, I have published some technical articles tha…
Introduction 👋🏽 Technical writing is for anyone interested in technology. If you probably want to get into technical writing, or are curious about it and want to figure out if it is for you, then yo…
You don't have any external monitor? You wished you could use a screen for running your code editor and another to view your Chrome development console or a live server of your document page. Don't w…
I've Finished Reading the Technical Writing One Pre-class material. I thank Google for this FREE and Comprehensive material. The following are the basic lessons I looked at. Use terms consistently. …
Let me start the blog by explaining my perspective on the topic — Microservices do not make a system Cloud Native and similarly Cloud-Native does not require Microservices. All too often this topic ge…
If you are a vue.js developer like me, you've definitely come across Watch (Watchers). In this tutorial we are going to have look at what a watcher is and how we use watch over arrays of object. What …
“The more difficult the victory, the greater the happiness in winning.” - Pelé “When people succeed, it is because of hard work. Luck has nothing to do with success.” - Diego Maradona Here I am again…
How did I figure out Software engineering was for me ? It's been 6 months since I started self-learning and there has been a lot of trial and error but what makes this more interesting is, that I now …
