
Taking Steps
Taking steps means doing, not just planning. In technology, business, and personal growth, it’s the difference between knowing what to do and actually doing it. One step taken is worth more than ten intentions. In development, “taking steps” is how…

Productive Debugging
Debugging is an essential part of software development, yet it’s often seen as a frustrating and time-consuming task. In reality, effective debugging can significantly boost your productivity, deepen your understanding of the code, and lead to more stable and reliable…

How To Be A Great Developer
There’s a difference between writing code and being a developer—and an even greater one between being a developer and being a great one. Great developers aren’t defined by how many languages they know or how fast they can debug. They’re…

Integrity
In tech, it’s easy to measure productivity—lines of code, tickets closed, features shipped. But what about integrity? It’s not something you can commit to a repo or track on a dashboard, yet it shapes everything we build. It’s the quiet…

Could harm children
We write code to solve problems, build products, and move the world forward. But somewhere in the rush to innovate, we forget who’s quietly watching, tapping, scrolling—absorbing everything we create. Children. They don’t sign up for our apps, agree to…




