If there’s one practice that has transformed the way I approach development tasks, it’s my habit of maintaining Dev Notes. It’s a simple yet powerful way to capture everything that happens during the development process. Let me walk you through what Dev Notes are, how they work, and why they should be a part of your workflow.
Hey! I’m writing this post for you, Nomad Developer, out in the “wild.” What do I mean by Nomad Developer? I’m talking about developers. You see coding in coffee shops, airports, restaurants… everywhere possible where you have wifi, coffee, and a power outlet.
Junior engineers have asked me different questions during one-on-ones; however, a common question has been, “What recommendation can you give me to accelerate my promotion?” I love this question; I always encourage Software Engineers to strategize a plan to achieve it. I created this post to share my tips.
Xdebug is a popular PHP extension that provides many valuable features for debugging and profiling PHP code. One of the main benefits of using Xdebug is that it makes finding and fixing bugs in your code much easier.
Becoming a better Software Engineer Intern is an ongoing process that requires a combination of technical skills, soft skills, and a willingness to learn and grow.
This post intends to help junior Software Engineers or even students pursuing a career as Software Development Engineers; this list contains some tips that have helped me during my journey, which also proved to be beneficial to my mentees.
I been thinking about doing this post for a while, this list contains the top 10 apps I use on a daily basis as a Software Engineer; the list also includes a few examples on how I use the app and how much they cost.
If you are reading this post there is a huge possibility that in your job you have daily standup/sync where you provide your daily update with your team.