Software Industry

About 15 years ago, I got my first software engineering job, and the way things were done back then--was different.

Following the CrowdStrike outage, I've stumbled upon an articles that claims that developers should have consequences. Do they?

Earlier today, an update from CrowdStrike caused global outages in Windows powered machines. Among impacted industries are: medicare, healthcare, home-land security, aviation, and transportation.

Recently, I've seen a lot people online asking for CV improvement tips. I decided to share my knowledge in this article.

A step by step guide for staying junior forever

An evening rant about the unnecessary bloat in Software Engineering

I denied burnout as a concept, until life decided to teach me the hard way. So here I am, burnt out. How did I get there?

New year is a good time to create a resolution. What if your resolution is a career change to software engineering?

There is one thing engineers hate the most—waking up at night and troubleshooting production incidents. What if I told you I know how to make it less painful?

Legacy. The one word engineers cringe when they hear. Nobody wants to work with legacy code or legacy systems. And yet someone has to. Can we do something about it?

Take a good look at the following function and try to understand what it's doing. function do_magic(a, b) { return a + b; }

The dire state of the software industry, leaves us with hopes for a better future. Why we ended up like this?