Passion, measurement, compounding growth mindset and inherent curiosity - each can independently lead to success. This article delves into how each element forms a distinct pathway to achieving personal and professional goals.

About the importance of continuous learning in today's technological landscape. Discover strategies for incorporating both mental and physical activities into your routine to better navigate through rapid changes in life and work. Make learning a lifelong journey.

Inclination to "reinvent the wheel" represents a common challenge. This approach, while showcasing technical prowess, can lead to inefficiencies, consuming precious time and resources that could be better allocated to enhancing the core value of the project.

Explore how 100% test coverage can help enhance code quality and team performance. This article breaks down how striving for full coverage ensures equitable workload distribution and drives the reduction of technical debt, making it a practical goal for ambitious software development teams.

All of the answers I found online suggest using a complex workflow of installing X server, configuring RDP and connecting to your Linux box in order to run its GUI app. This approach is at least a few years old. It is no longer the most efficient way in 2023. Instead, you can use WSLg.

We will create an Angular library, publishable to NPM, with multiple entry points, unit tests and CI/CD in GitHub. Source code for each step will be provided, as well as complete solution in a GitHub repo.

Suppose we need to convert a legacy .NET 4.5 MVC or API project to .NET Core 6.0. It might sound like daunting task at first, and if you never did this, might cause you headache for a few days/weeks, or even months depending on the size of the project. In this article I will do my best to reduce that headache by giving you starter info and some follow-up articles to learn more about the topic.

Below video is from 2018, so almost 3 years old now, but somehow I only found it now. It's a handy overview into microservices, has a few gotchas such as avoiding internal communication when fulfilling client requests, to reduce latency, as well as async workflows like adding items to cart.

Here are some of the notes I took while attending Jetbrains .NET Days 2021 online event - for select sessions from Days 1 and 2. Specifically, I skipped 1 session from Day 1 (React/CosmosDB), and only watched 1 session from Day 2 (AWS/Kubernetes). This is similar to my earlier MS Build notes articles.

When hiring software developers, it seems that recently the focus has been on the speed of coding. Many companies give automated 1-1.5 hour coding tests where your code can be of low quality, as long as it passes all unit tests. Is speed of producing the initial dirty version of the code actually important in modern software development?