This blog is about things I wish I knew or someone would have told me before starting an open-source project. There are many types of open-source projects. We are not going to talk about big projects like Flutter, Kotlin, Android and React. Those projects are managed by giants companies that have large teams and investments. We are going to talk about those open source projects which are created or managed by an individual developer on weekends with a full-time job. …
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Life is short and unpredictable. If you go with data on the average human life span, I am almost halfway there 🤪. Last month I turned 29 as per the Georgian calendar. Georgian and Hijri calendars …
Author: Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner From the title, if you think that this book is about learning academic economics then you got it wrong. It’s just not about economics it’s more about how …
Author: Bo Burlingham I always wonder why companies want to grow big so fast. I saw many small-scale businesses in villages and cities that have been running profitably for a decade. Why they did not think …
What this blog is about? You might be wondering why should I read this blog on something trivial as a checklist. You might be thinking “I know what checklist is and how to use it.” I …
Author : Atul Gawande The human brain is not designed to remember things. It’s designed to create new ideas, being creative, and find solutions to a problem. Using a checklist allows you to ensure you don’t …
I want to start this blog with Kent Beck quote I am not a great programmer. I am just a good programmer with great habits Having these great habits while developing software is essential. These habits …
Author : Kent Beck with Cynthia Andres I’ve been reading and listening about Extreme Programming (XP) practices for the past few years. My knowledge about XP was limit to blog posts and videos which I consumed. …
This is not a book. This is the collection of blogs on Joel Spolsky’s website joelonsoftware.com and organized into a book. Joel Spolsky is the Founder of Stack Overflow (The bread and butter of every developer ), Trello, …
Last year I started writing tests for the WhatTodo app and shared my experience in a talk called “Testing in Flutter” which was more focused on how to get started writing tests for the legacy codebase. …
Author: Cal Newport (He does not have any social media accounts) First time I came across digital minimalism from a Cal youtube video called “Quit Social Media”. The talk was interesting on how social media influence …
Author : Phil Knight An amazing journey of entrepreneur Phil Knight who started his journey of Nike, which back in days was called Blue Ribbon, started from selling shoes door to door in a trunk car …
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