Mindset

As a software engineer, burnout can be common due to the demanding nature of the job. Prioritizing self-care, setting realistic goals, managing workload, taking breaks, practicing self-care, and setting boundaries can help prevent burnout and maintain a healthy work-life balance.

How to evaluate problem areas you see in day-to-day development to assess whether they could be solved at a scale of your team/company or the whole community?

Why I think free sponsorship model doesn't work and I've decided to move to Sponsorware model

No matter how experienced we are, we are bound to make mistakes in our work. This simple fact is one of the reasons why Code Reviews have become the cornerstone of software engineering processes around the world. Part of my job is building teams and establishing best practices for them

We define ego as a person’s sense of self-importance. It’s an attribute that contributes to building up your identity and figuring out what you want in life. But left unchecked, ego can lead to arrogance and ignorance. Whether you are at work or at the gym, trying to

Lately, I've spent a significant amount of time thinking about my career: what I've done so far and what might lie ahead for me. To gain some perspective, I've decided to journal some of the things I've done over the last decade, and to share that with you. So below

People use different words to classify Engineer skill, some companies give you more senior role just based on a number of years you have been working there, but what does it mean to be Senior? In this article, I composed a complete and final list of API's that you need

As I open source another framework this week, I wanted to share few thoughts about building developer tools. Developers are lazy creatures, we like to automate stuff, we write scripts, use File Automation to get rid of repetitive work. One would think that we'd use the same principles in our