Recent Blog Posts
In this post, we’re breaking down the debugging process into something a little less intimidating and a lot more actionable. We’ll walk through how to approach bugs methodically, explore common debugging tools (yes, console.log counts, but we’ll level up from there), and go over practical tips and best practices to help you solve problems faster. Whether you're just starting out or you’ve already had a few too many “why is this not working” meltdowns, this guide is here to help you debug with confidence.
In this post, we’re going to explore some of the next-level strategies that take your algorithm skills from decent to deadly. We’ll start with dynamic programming, the algorithmic equivalent of remembering everything you've ever done to avoid doing redundant work. Then, we’ll dive into greedy algorithms, where the name of the game is making the best local decision and hoping it leads to global greatness. Whether you're prepping for interviews or just tired of brute-forcing your way through LeetCode, these tools will help you approach problems with a more strategic, leveled-up mindset.
In this post, we’ll break down the basics of software testing in a way that’s approachable for newer developers and useful for those looking to level up their skills. We’ll explore different types of tests, some of the most common tools and frameworks you’ll encounter, and practical best practices I’ve picked up through trial, error, and sheer debugging desperation. Whether testing still feels like a mysterious black box or you're just looking to clean up your testing game, this guide will give you the tools to write more confident, stable, and bug-resistant code. Let's open up the toolbox and see what’s inside.
In this post, we’re covering version control: what it is, why it matters, and how Git can save your code and your sanity. We’ll cover the basics of tracking changes, making commits, branching like a boss, and avoiding the dreaded merge conflicts that haunt developers in their sleep. I’ll walk you through the lessons I wish I’d known earlier, along with some real-world examples and practical tips to help you build good habits without getting lost in the command line. Whether you’re new to Git or still pretending you totally understand what “rebase” does, this one’s for you.
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