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I'm a professional software developer who's been in the industry for ~8 years. I've built many websites, web app, mobile apps, services, APIs, and databases with ❤️.
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Here are some red flags to look out for in software development and coding (some hilarious / all true). 😅
Here's how I’m currently working on building better habits (and breaking bad habits) in order to become a better software developer. I started reading (well, listening to) Atomic Habits by James Clear and so far it’s been insightful. ⚛️
Late night coding and Monster energy drinks are going to be the death of me 😅. This week I’ve been mostly working on finishing a mobile application using Xamarin, a cross-platform framework, as well as a business website that uses WordPress.
What was the first programming language I learned? C++. Here's the short story about where, why, and how I learned C++.
What's the 'top' programming language? Well, I asked coders on Instagram
Coding can be difficult and some issues can take hours to solve. Here are some of my tips for solving coding problems!
As 2020 comes to a close, I want to share some of the development technologies and frameworks that I’ve learned this past year. 2020 has indeed been a year like no other, but I was able to reclaim a lot of time and use it to further my development skillset. Here is some of what I learned.
My thoughts when I get a pull request with too many code changes! 😅😩🤦🏾♂️ When it has too many lines of code changed, a lack of description/context, or lack of single/clear focus, it might lead to a swift “LGTM (looks good to me)” and MERGED 😅.⠀
My birthday was this past week so I’ve been reflecting on the past year, and the progress I’ve made professionally. This was a big year for me as I shifted focus to stretching myself and my personal branding. Here's what I've done.
Y.A.G.N.I. “You Aren’t Gonna Need It” - It’s smart to plan and implement things for the future, but there is a line you can cross where you are doing too much.