Previously I’ve written about exception handling best practices in .Net here and the best practices related to expectation handling in async cases here. But those post have a kind of long format which is not suitable for someone who is short on time. So, in this post I’m going to go through some of the … →

The traditional SQL database is an optimal solution for highly structured data that’s often required in accounting and e-commerce. But for unstructured data, NoSQL databases are the way to go. MongoDB’s post on NoSQL vs. SQL databases is an article that goes deeper into that subject. But long story short, the biggest difference is that … →

There’s a lot of debate these days over whether or not it’s still necessary for people to learn how to code. Once not so long ago, coding was viewed almost as an emerging necessity. almost like a language people would be wise to learn in order to make the most of an increasingly tech-driven world. … →

I’m not a native English speaker, as a result, I’m more sensitive to the author’s use of words when reading, by sensitive I mean, I’m more prone to misunderstand it, this was especially true at the beginning of my career. Sometimes when I read, I would ask myself why would the author even needed to … →