Laravel + Inertia update resources small issue
I was migrating a personal project from a Laravel Blade component-based setup to an Inertia.js + Vue.js stack. The migration itself went smoothly. I leaned heavily on AI during the…
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Why You Shouldn’t Be Afraid to Share “Simple” Things in coding
The more we follow incredibly talented engineers, especially those discussing advanced topics like software architecture across different platforms, the more we start to hesitate. Not because we’re not learning, but…
My Notes on Fundamentals of Software Architecture Book
My personal notes based on my understanding of the book. It’s like a documentation for myself first to back into it for refreshing my mind when needed.
My First Official WordPress Plugin (and How I Published It)
First of all, this post is a mix of documentation for my future self and a small celebration of my first accepted WordPress plugin. This one: Mohcin Taxonomy SEO for WooCommerce
5k run – some notes
A small notes about my running 5k under 30 mins
Learning has Trade-offs also
Trade-offs are a big part of software engineering, not just in building systems, but also in how we learn and grow in this field. I still have many technical gaps…
Software Development, more And-Or less joy with AI
I was watching this video on youtube: https://youtu.be/SaHHgzoXceU?si=VgQYFLTDxG0VFKm7 So I wanted to comment, and this comment switched to a blog post, so I’m sharing it here… We can’t ignore something…
AI: What It Changed in My Developer Journey
It’s been more than a year and a half since I started using AI in its different forms, AI agents, AI-powered editors, LLMs, and chatbots. I’ve discovered many things that reshaped how I work as a developer. In this post, I want to share some quick but on the point insights from this journey.
Passion in software development
One of the strongest “drugs” consumed by followers of motivational speeches and the myths of personal development is the idea of “follow your passion”.. even in software engineering. The passion…
Technical Gaps are not a shame, they are a responsibility
Technical Gaps are not a shame, they are a responsibility
In software development, having technical gaps is common. And it’s not something to be ashamed of.