When deploying a software product for the first time, it can be both an exciting and scary experience. It’s the first time the product will be put out to the public and you’re not exactly sure what can happen. It’s the first time for everybody involved with the product to […]
As a software developer being strong in hard skills (technical) is definitely a huge plus. However, unless you are in the top few percents in the hard skills department it is really tough to stand out from other developers. That doesn’t mean all hope is lost though as there is […]
When starting a green-field project, one of the most important things to start with is defining the MVP (minimum viable product). Once the MVP is defined then the scope of the project can be identified.
You finally found your first job as a software developer. That’s great, but how should you proceed onward? There is a huge difference between having an idea and implementing it.
A computer monitor is more than just a screen for a software developer. For a developer, a computer monitor is a tool that helps them carry out their profession. With that being said, would it not make sense to improve or expand (get a second monitor) your toolkit to improve […]
User experience (UX) design is something that is not often initially considered in a software product. As a result, it can lead to major changes down the line. In some cases, UX design doesn’t get considered until production and you end up with frustrated customers.
When you have two developers with similar skill sets, how do they set themselves apart? One way is by demonstrating great problem-solving skills. Of course, being good at coding helps, but if you don’t know what to code then that won’t help. In this post, I am going to be […]
You have finally taken the first step into your software development career. You came into the software development field filled with excitement and expectations only to find out it is nothing like you expected. You thought you’ll be building the next world-changing software, but all you have been doing is […]
Burnout can happen to anyone, but in the field of software development, burnout is more likely to happen due to the nature of the job. The long hours put into crunch time or to fix issues when things go south can really take a toll on you. While it is […]
Have you ever experienced a time when you were coding up a solution only to find out midway that there is something you didn’t account for? This thing requires you to redo a lot of your work or even scrap what you have and restart over. One way avoid finding […]
