programming Why Linux Matters to the Software Developer Linux is a free and open-source operating system that can be found on many different devices. As a software developer, you may not think this matters to you. However, the truth of the matter is that there are plenty of benefits to using Linux as your development environment. In this
programming Choosing a Development Environment That Works for Multiple Languages If you are a developer who regularly works in more than one language, setting up your development environment can be challenging. Many tools will help with this process, but it's essential to ensure you have the right set of tools for each task. This blog post will cover choosing an
programming Python, Rust, Go or Julia: Which one should someone learn? In this post, I will talk about four programming languages that I am interested in right now: Python, Rust, Go, and Julia. I will compare the benefits of each language for beginners and discuss where each language is best suited to solve problems. I'll save Java for another post. Python
self-discovery The Many Interests of a Tech Blogger As a tech blogger, I have always had an interest in technology. I love how fast-paced the industry moves and changes, and it is fascinating to see what people come up with next. This blog post will be about my varied interests, such as software development, social media, personal growth,
personal growth Learning in Public Some time ago, I came across the phrase "Learn in Public," also stated as "Build in Public." This concept intrigued me. What it means is that you should share with the world what you're working on. It's not a completely foreign concept in the IT world. Open-source software development is
personal growth Rebooting my Twitter Over the past weekend, I took the mildly bold step of mothballing my Twitter account. I've had that account since May 2007, over 14 years ago! Over that time, I managed to tweet 1642 times, followed 470 accounts and had 1616 followers. But, how many of them were "real" live
personal growth The Law of 100 It's fitting that as I begin this journey to find out if I really want to be an author that I talk about a video that I recently watched by Noah Kagan. There's so much in the beginning of this video that resonates with me. I have made numerous attempts
