Clean Code – A book to read with a grain of salt
Hey nerds 🤓 ! I am not sure what got you here (except for my god-level SEO skills 😎) or why did you ask Google for this book so that you’re here, but I damn sure know why – of … Read More
Category: Blogs
Algorithms and Data Structures | Why does it matter
This video is going to convince you to head to LeetCode and start practicing some Algorithms and Data structures problems even if you are THAT software engineer !
I recently published this video on my YouTube channel where I … Read More
What Software Engineering has taught me about life
I think the first sentence in this post should be – straightforwardly – the first point of this “life skills” list ! I don’t see any reason for intros in such post, as everyone reading this will relate regardless of … Read More
Spoke at a WomanWhoCode event. Flew back in a military aircraft!
This post is written for software engineers for the sake of story telling, and to share ideas for how, and how important it is, to build and expand one’s network.
My last week in Malaysia and in my previous company … Read More
What I learnt on my first year of Software Engineering job
Through three and so years of sharing whatever I learn in this blog, I have been sharing Java and Swift code along with summer jobs for students, finding internships abroad for CS majors, giving Ignite talks, quitting … Read More
Last step of my Enactus journey ?
Almost two years ago, I wrote (one of my very first posts here) about how I am starting with ENACTUS in my campus : First step of my Enactus journey ! In addition to sharing everything I know/learn about software … Read More
Engineering degrees or Engineering ?
My past four weeks have been quite “busy” as I’ve had Exams ! Exams at where I go means I either have to solve a 90-minutes problem in code (for J2EE, .NET or similar classes), or I have to face … Read More
Mobile developer’s guide to the galaxy
I was googling books on astrophysics when I found this handbook on ” Mobile development’s physics “. Don’t Panic: Mobile Developer’s Guide to The Galaxy is a quick-and-precise guide for mobile developers, still it’s very resourceful. So will be this … Read More
An endless CS journey
This kind of posts to write is my favorite because I do type and words just fall as plain as VanillaJS ! When I write a tutorial or a technical post I do enjoy the task, but it’s not that … Read More
My experience as an intern at a Brazilian startup
Interning abroad is about much more than work experience. During my internship abroad, I was challenged to adapt both personally and professionally, and the payoff of this adaptation was enormous! I will try to sum up in few lines what … Read More
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