When deciding between investing time in design and planning versus jumping straight into coding, it's essential to strike a balance. While both of these statements are true: Weeks of planning* can save you hours of programming. Weeks of programming can save you hours of planning. ... and while it is true that: Programming is made up of 2 activities: 95% decision-making 5% typing the code ... this ... [read more]

Even though we've all been there 😅 ... it's better to share our experiences, problems we've faced, and things that went well or wrong for us so others can avoid the mistakes we've made or dive deep into the nice and shiny "marketing" traps around programming/technology we've dragged into. Remember, no one is perfect, and it is okay to make mistakes or bad decisions as long as we embrace learning. [read more]

Following technical topics on Twitter is not always easy. Why? Because: It is not possible to follow everyone who tweets about the topic you are interested in. Even if you do so, they not always tweet about the topics you are interested in . You can continuously use Twitter's search option, but even their results are full of unrelated content . Most interesting hashtags are polluted with marketing... [read more]