Tech

When I first thought about becoming a software engineer, I didn’t quite know where to start. It seemed like a huge world, full of coding languages, technical terms, and endless possibilities. But over time, I realized that the path to success in software engineering is actually pretty straightforward if you break it down. So, let […]

When you’re building software, you want to make sure it’s not just functional but that people enjoy using it. Think about your favourite apps, whether it’s checking the weather or scrolling through social media. The reason you keep coming back is that those apps are easy to use and look nice. That’s where UX (User

When I first started working with Agile methodologies, it felt like I was opening a door to a completely new world. I had been used to working more traditionally, with long planning sessions and big launches at the end. But Agile? It was different to me. Agile is all about flexibility, constant communication, and continuous

If you don’t keep learning new tools and strategies, you’ll fall behind quickly in the tech. Even the people with the most experience in tech still try to keep themselves updated by learning, relearning and unlearning tools and strategies. So, for you to stay on top, you have to keep learning, because new technologies pop

Let me share a story with you about how APIs can make your software projects even better. Think of APIs as the secret ingredients in your favourite meal, they bring together everything you need without you having to make everything from scratch. Sounds good, right? I remember when I started working on a weather app

When I think about how technology is reshaping the job market, it reminds me of a time when my uncle shared a story about his workplace. He worked in a factory assembling car parts for years in Japan. One day, shiny robots arrived, fast, precise, and never needing a coffee break. At first, my Uncle

Have you ever tried cooking without following a recipe? Imagine forgetting key ingredients or realizing halfway through that your gas cooker didn’t have enough gas in it. That’s what software development feels like when certain steps are overlooked. Let me share some lessons I’ve learned along the way to help you avoid problems in coding.