Starting in the programming world is never easy, but it can turn into one of the most rewarding things you can do for a living. If you are relatively new or have a couple of years of programming, you probably had an infinite amount of questions, some of them could be along the following lines: … Read more
Looking to improve your skillset as a software engineer is always a good indicator you are passionate about developing software. One common question new developers tend to ask is whether they should commit to master branch their work. I hope this article provides you with meaningful insights into this practice. Master branch often reflects the … Read more
Those who are not in the software engineering industry let themselves think software engineers are good at Math. Most likely this is because you hear the word engineer in the title, and almost instantly your brain relates to studying Physics and/or advanced Mathematics. As a professional software developer, software engineer, or programmer, let me answer … Read more
Becoming a programmer is an important decision. It’s common for people to see movies such as Matrix and get the idea of programmers being genius human beings in front of computers, so people quickly choose to not attempt to become a programmer. Hopefully, I can help you avoid making that decision too soon. Some people … Read more
Chances are you are reading this blog because you’re a programmer. If not, that means you are interested in becoming a programmer. Yes, some people call us programmers, coders, software developers, or software engineers. Some people might start an argument that all the terms previously used to define someone who works in the software industry … Read more
If you think this is going to be another blog talking about the common health problems programmers have, then you are right. Actually no. Well… kind of, but with a twist. Let me tell you a story. A personal story. For the past year, I’ve been working on one of those projects… What do I … Read more
After almost 5 years of working professionally as a software developer, I thought I had learned enough of what a true professional programmer should do. I’m not a huge fan of reading. Nevertheless, I heard good things about The Clean Coder by Robert C. Martin, aka Uncle “Bob”. In fact, I read his most popular … Read more
If you have been programming for a living there is a high chance you have been burned out at some point in your career. Whether you call yourself a software engineer, softwater developer, a programmer, or whether you are junior or senior in software development, every once in a while you face this problem that … Read more