Contributing to Open Source and projects can seem like a daunting process. Your favorite search engine will return a ton of results on guides and repositories to get started. But many times, your search does not yield the result you want, you still do not know how to contribute to […]
Categories self-improvement
30 posts
Artist: Tony Babel There are so many courses available on Udemy so it’s easy to get overwhelmed. Sometimes telling the difference between good or bad is not a simple task. Efficient learning often correlates with practical training. The world of data and analytics is a good example. Before jumping into the […]
Hey everyone! My name is YK, and I’m currently running CS Dojo, a programming education YouTube channel with 200,000+ subscribers. Two of the most common questions my audience asks me are: “What’s the difference between Computer Science and Software Engineering majors?” And… “Should I choose Computer Science or Software Engineering if […]
Take back control of your phone (and your attention) Photo by Kim S. Ly on Unsplash The vast majority of consumers use their phone exactly as it was originally configured. The problem is that this default setup, with built-in apps, non-stop notifications, and constant cries for your attention has nothing to […]
Adapted from Christopher Gower on Unsplash Note: This guide is for Mac users, but most of these have Windows counterparts. One of the biggest ideas in psychology is the concept of hedonic adaptation. Also known as the ‘hedonic treadmill,’ it asserts that even substantial rises in our income or material wealth […]
Credits The product-development strategy behind the iPhone, Tesla Semi, and more If the billionaire SpaceX CEO were watching me learn how to code Android apps for the first time, he would be severely disappointed. A few years ago, I wanted to create my own apps for the Google Play Store. The […]
When every file counts and you have more than you can count Not my desktop, but it has looked like this before, Source Never in my life did I expect to have this problem. I believe in, and practice, minimalism. Almost all of my belongings can fit into a few bags. But somewhere […]
Git stash 🙂 If you have been using Git for a while you might have used Git stash. It’s one of the useful features in Git. Here are some of the useful tricks I learned about Git stash last week. Git stash save Git stash list Git stash apply Git stash pop Git stash show Git stash branch […]
When Microsoft first announced Windows, it didn’t create too many waves. The first version was released in 1985 to little attention. Over the coming years, the popularity grew, but even so, it wasn’t until the late 1980s and the early 1990s that it really started to take off. During the first few […]
And it is the ONLY way to GO FAST and meet the DEADLINE. Robert Martin nailed it to perfection when he said. “The only valid measurement of code quality is What-The-F**ks/Minute.” Let me explain a bit further. Whenever I do code review, my mind churns out three distinct emotions. · What-the-F**k (in […]