(Non-tech) Something to ponder about life
What People really want from your product
A very good read for everyone thinking of starting a business and stuck with the question of what product/service to offer.
Programmers should be good at email too
An article that shows the capabilities of Gmail and how we can make full use of it.
Explains React Native under the hood and how it accomplishes building a truly native application.
Pragmatic Functional Programming
An article highlighting the Function Programming Paradigm
An article that explains containerization is not everything. Sometimes the good old configurations is more than enough for a solid infrastructure.
Creatively describes when to do code refactoring since most of the time developers love to refactor their code and it justs never stop.
Linus Torvalds' no bullshit email about security
So the hardening efforts should instead start from the standpoint of "let's warn about what looks dangerous, and maybe in a year when we've warned for a long time, and we are confident that we've actually caught all the normal cases, then we can start taking more drastic measures".
We are often redirected from the actual information based on the writer's way of writing to make more interest to the readers.
Oftentimes I find myself getting angry with beginners asking too much question without reading previous answers carefully. I often lose my temper, and feel bad afterwards. Here's a good article to help people who experience the same situation.
A great resource to read when you have a goal to speak publicly, may it be at a small meetup to large conferences.