Software Development, Finance and AI

## Attention to Detail We all recognize the fact the pixel pushing is time consuming, and if you are a smallish team trying to move mountains, it could be a bit of a pain as it consumes a lot of time.  But, one thing is for certain. You are going to save time (and a lot of it) if you did it right the first time around rather than add TODOs in the code to revisit them later.  We've made a number of...

One school of thought is if you've done a certain way a certain way in the past and it worked, there's no good reason to change it. Another school of thought is that one should always question how we may have approached a certain problem in the past and continually look for ways to improve it. While I don't know if one is better than the other, I know where I stand! Manage your projects on https:/...

IDEs play a huge role in not just our productivity as developers but also our happiness levels (given the amount of time we literally spend using them). What can I say about them in under 100 seconds that you may not already know? :)   Manage your projects on https://snowpal.com.    

Of the many pieces of (constructive) feedback I've received over the years (in both personal & professional life), one that has been a common occurrence is "Can you be more succinct?". And while I've always tried to do that (and also want to believe I've made some good strides in that aspect), I realize I've ways to go. So, here is another attempt (read: challenge) at getting closer to that finish...

We all agree (I think!) that code commenting is essential. But, how much of it do we need, and how do we go about it? And why it is stack agnostic.   Manage your projects on https://snowpal.com.  

Setting up push notifications on a mobile app takes a bit of time the first time, and then onwards, you shouldn't have to do much. Ideally.   Manage your projects on https://snowpal.com.

(Part 3/3) When you are building a new app, you are bound to assess a variety of options available to you. Some of these choices are going to stick around with you for a while so it is imperative to make the right choices (with the information available at that point).   Manage your projects on https://snowpal.com.

(Part 2/3) When you are building a new app, you are bound to assess a variety of options available to you. Some of these choices are going to stick around with you for a while so it is imperative to make the right choices (with the information available at that point).   Manage your projects on https://snowpal.com.

(Part 1/3) When you are building a new app, you are bound to assess a variety of options available to you. Some of these choices are going to stick around with you for a while so it is imperative to make the right choices (with the information available at that point).   Manage your projects on https://snowpal.com.

Starting dart version 2.12.0, there is support for null safety. Added to type safety, this will make flutter even more compelling. Having said that, it will take some work for an existing app to get there.   Manage your projects on https://snowpal.com.

Polyglot Programming can be loosely defined as a programming methodology where you pick the right language, library or framework that best suits the needs of the given problem (and in particular, not let your "current" stack drive that decision).   Manage your projects on https://snowpal.com.

Every time I run "flutter upgrade", I tend to have my fingers crossed. The most recent upgrade to 2.0.x was quite a challenge. I'll share my experience (both problems and solutions) in a series of podcasts.   Manage your projects on https://snowpal.com.

Is there ever a good reason to do something synchronously when there is a way for you to do it asynchronously? Let's take a look at how we can implement asynchronous services using RabbitMQ.   Manage your projects on https://snowpal.com.

It is quite natural to get anxious when you know people are going to be judging you. After all, isn't that one of the primary purposes of an interview? I may have a few tips to help you be at ease.   Manage your projects on https://snowpal.com.

How many times have we used an app (on the web or mobile) and thought to ourselves, "Why in the world would someone have designed it this way?". That's plenty of times for me and here I talk about one of those experiences.   Manage your projects on https://snowpal.com.

(Part 2) Let's talk a little bit about the similarities and differences between these 2 two terms that are sometimes (or, often?) misunderstood.

(Part 1) Let's talk a little bit about the similarities and differences between these 2 two terms that are sometimes (or, often?) misunderstood.

It would be ideal if all the APIs were implemented before we starting building user interfaces but that's not always possible, and it is hardly ever the case. Given that, how should we go about building the UI?

Heroku offers quite a few options. Here's how you can go about picking one that works for you.

You've built your app and think you are good to go. But there's one more step. Deployment!

It is quite natural to feel overwhelmed when someone gives you 90 minutes and a long list of requirements. Here are some strategies that might help you be successful.

I've been on all sides of technical interviews for years, and I figured it wouldn't hurt to share my thoughts on them!   And don't forget to prepare for your next interview in a more structured manner. Do it on https://snowpal.com!  

It’s sometimes compelling to try and get every question answered before you start working on coding a feature (regardless of which part of the stack it belongs to). But it may or may not be a good idea. Find the right balance. Here’s how we do it.

Well, there's a lot to learn here, and I've hardly scratched the surface. But my hope is that it at least gives you a starting point.

When I am sitting in front of my machine, I want to be coding (or doing something that I really need the machine for). Design work doesn't necessarily fall in that category for me - at least not all the time.