Applying the study of parts and wholes to coding. Discover how philosophical ideas guide component design, modularity, and system architecture. Learn how thinking in terms of parts and their relationships can make your software clearer, more maintainable, and intentional.
Ever had a moment when reality suddenly feels strange? This blog explores those "reality glitches" and what they might mean. Connecting dots between quantum physics, consciousness, and technology, I share thoughts on why our universe seems designed for observers rather than random chance.
Explore the concerning trend of society's growing resistance to deep thinking and intellectual engagement. This blog examines how modern culture increasingly embraces and even celebrates willful ignorance, drawing parallels with pop culture warnings like "Idiocracy" while offering insights into why this matters for our collective future.
This blog aims to shed light on challenges within the IT industry and does not aim to target or criticize any specific individuals or entities. The story of Joe is fictional, and the purpose is to discuss broader issues prevalent in the industry.
Discover the simplicity of nothingness in thoughts and coding. Think about labeling and empty sets, understanding the tricky parts. Connect thinking with pauses, exploring the funny side of 'nothing.' Imagine coding as a canvas where empty spaces bring surprise. Enjoy the joy of nothingness, appreciating moments between thoughts and code.
Navigating university's Java challenges, I delved into JavaFX, realizing the power of self-study. Transitioning to JavaScript brought newfound joy and intrigue. Despite occasional dips into Java and Python, my coding heart belongs to JavaScript. Explore my coding journey—from stumbling to thriving!
React has not only provided me with a powerful tool for building user interfaces but has also influenced my philosophical approach to software development. Its component-based architecture, reusability, declarative syntax, emphasis on immutable data, and continuous improvement all contribute to a mindset that values organization, collaboration, and learning