Tag: software

  • Book Readings for Growth
    [2023 Q4]

    This quarter I am revisiting a book I have read before, Deep Work, in order to regain and reemphasize insight into my personal working strategies that I have developed over the years. In addition, I am reading two new books Tiny Habits and A Promised Land. This quarter I am very focused on leadership as…

  • Translating Leadership Skills into the Software Engineering Workspace

    Good leadership is vital in all sectors, including software engineering. This article uncovers ways to translate effective leadership skills into a software engineering workspace, inspiring teams to innovate and excel.

  • Transitioning from Lead Software Engineer to Engineering Management

    Transitioning from a lead software engineer to an engineering manager signifies a crucial shift, moving from hands-on coding to leading teams and strategic decision-making. It’s a journey requiring strong communication, leadership skills, and emotional intelligence, combined with maintaining technical expertise. Despite the challenges, this transition offers an opportunity to magnify your impact, inspire a team,…

  • PHP Arrow Functions: A Comparative Analysis with JavaScript Arrow Functions

    This article takes a look at PHP arrow functions, how they compare to JavaScript arrow functions, and some ideal use cases for them.

  • Refocusing and Refining My Tech Stack

    In the fast-paced world of software development, I’ve always been something of a Swiss Army Knife. My ability to pick up new tools and technologies at a rapid pace, fueled by an unquenchable curiosity, has been a defining feature of my professional persona.

  • I’ve had two data plans and two VPNs for a long, long time

    I’ve had two data plans and two VPNs for a long, long time

    My life as a digital nomad began when I realized that the world was my oyster, and I wanted nothing more than to explore its vast riches. As I began my journey, I quickly understood the importance of staying connected to both my loved ones and the ever-evolving realm of technology. However, I also knew…

  • It’s been four weeks since I was transitioned into a new role

    It’s been four weeks since I was transitioned into a new role

    Losing my job at GoDaddy was a shock, but it gave me the opportunity to focus on two passion projects: Status Boards and Future Shop. With Status Boards, you can manage WordPress content effortlessly, while Future Shop is the ultimate ecommerce migration tool. Discover how I turned job loss into an exciting new chapter.

  • Sometimes, the push you need is not the push you want.

    Sometimes, the push you need is not the push you want.

    As a matter of fact, this is the first time I’ve lost a job… ever. ?

  • Docker Desktop Update Notifications

    Recently, Docker Desktop made the decision to enforce a daily update notification for all users, which can only be disabled by paying customers. ? Within a short period of time, the Community was up in arms, but that seems to not change anything and the Docker team chose to instead continue this path by enforcing…

  • Multiple Ways to Fix Composer Process Timeout Issues

    Multiple Ways to Fix Composer Process Timeout Issues

    Addressing the occasional timeouts caused by Composer’s default settings, this article provides a concise guide to various solutions, from built-in methods to environment variable adjustments, all provided to fix Composer process timeout issues.