Everyone got to start somewhere. There might be some painful and expensive lessons. Then there are times where you get lucky and learn from someone else’s mistakes. In this post, I want to go over 6 mistakes that early investors tend to make so you don’t have to. And yes, […]
Technical debts are probably one of the greatest frustrations and demotivators for a software development team. They are unavoidable and no matter how hard you try to avoid them it will somehow find a way into the codebase. The problem with technical debt is that oftentimes the business just keeps […]
Investing can be difficult when you don’t know what to look for. It gets even tougher when the price drop after you make an investment. Should you buy more, hold, or sell?
For most inexperienced software developers, the prime focus is on building things. They don’t put much focus on debugging as they should when the reality is that they’ll be debugging more than building new things. So, when encountered with a bug, they don’t really know how to approach it especially […]
Greed is one of the most difficult emotions to deal with when it comes to the stock market. It can cause you to do things that you wouldn’t normally do. Remember that one time where you got greedy then when it was all over you regretted buying or selling a […]
One of the greatest obstacles that any investor will face is FOMO (fear of missing out). At one point or another, FOMO will happen and that will lead an investor to take actions they normally wouldn’t do. Sometimes, it ends well, but other times it doesn’t and might even scar […]
Being a software developer takes a huge toll on your brain. Every day you put your brain to work really hard for hours. As a result, it can lead to mental fatigue if you don’t take care of yourself.
When it comes to your personal finances, assets would make up a huge portion of your net worth. This is because fiat currency (e.g. dollar bill) shouldn’t be where all your wealth is stored. If most of your wealth is in fiat currency then I hope this post will help […]
In today’s age of technology, many things can be done through API (application programming interface) calls to services. These services often offer a RESTful (Representational State Transfer) API set that your application can use. For example, there are APIs out there that can provide language understanding from a sentence you […]
In the past few years, microservice architecture has been getting a lot of attention. With the simplicity, scalability, and fault tolerance of microservice architecture, companies are migrating over. Chances of you encountering this software architecture will be high in the future. So, in this post, I want to briefly go […]
