After over a decade of working as a backend engineer, I switched to a new domain. This post explores my unexpected transition into the world of Big Data and the motivations behind my career shift. My background I’m a software engineer who has worked in several companies for 13 years. For most of my professional … Read more
I’m a tea person rather than a coffee person. Many colleagues prefer coffee and are experts on different coffee types, which I do not know about. I like drinking tea on many occasions, even though I’m okay with coffee from time to time. I’d say tea by default whenever you ask me what I prefer … Read more
This article is part of the Practical Clean Coding series. There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. — Phil Karlton We write programs for humans, not computers. Thinking the opposite is a common misconception, or we don’t think hard enough about it. Who is the target audience of … Read more
This is the first article in the “Practical Clean Coding” articles series. 1. Introduction: The Art of Writing Code Humans Can Understand “Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.” – Martin Fowler. Clean coding is a mindset and a set of practices to achieve … Read more
My personal journey through code & life that is learnt in a decade of experience