I have a theory, but correct me if I’m wrong…

Working in the Web realm is fascinating, but does have it's tolerance. Balancing many factors that one may not be aware of. Add that with business needs and growing demands from order of hierarchy. The cycle of success continues with continuous learning, finding, trialing new tech stacks to building and improving software architecture. Driven by … Continue reading I have a theory, but correct me if I’m wrong…

The point.

If you invest in a little bit more time, you get a whole lot more in return. Take this as my experience. If you take a look closer you will see patterns. Keeping things generic as possible offers flexibility and new ideas. Although time does come at a cost, think of it as a return … Continue reading The point.

Every business needs it…

When scaling as a business, usually there's a pattern of manual processes that requires time and effort in which usually becomes repetitive processes. This is where businesses need to start building automated processes to cut out the need for manual tasks. It allows the average person to work on something much more meaningful and with … Continue reading Every business needs it…

Event Driven Architecture

So here's where my head is at... from working on MVC (modal, view, controller) using JQuery and JS to manipulate single pages to building reusable components and converting the current state of software to single page application... was something on the horizon, but yet not discovered - knowing/ hearing the tech industry is shifting in … Continue reading Event Driven Architecture

Tackling programming languages from the past

Tasked to solve - is pretty much what one has been doing to date. Not knowing, but yet comfortable challenging them while time is ticking away. Rewind back to years, where self teaching new programming languages was ever so daunting. The instincts of knowing a language that would update in increments or a full re-write … Continue reading Tackling programming languages from the past

Office Politics

Things just keep changing constantly, another job another mess... a repetitive process of seeing code that may once have been produced to good business needs. But while business changes are happening, there's a lack of poor coding standard among the fast pace environment. Factors may include limited time, short fall on talent, to miss communication … Continue reading Office Politics

It’s 2017!

A new blog post due for this year and already one month gone by so quick! (Brace yourself this might be the longest post ever). I've put aside the thought of applying for vacancies three months after my previous post back in July, simply because it was enough time for any response and I decided to focus on what … Continue reading It’s 2017!

I’m in a sticky situation…

I've somehow managed to survive over one year of mayhem, demonstrating a higher accuracy rate and cleaner code with multiple solutions - now on my own out of comfort zones to challenge the unknown path to success. After continuing for three months, I've realised just how much work is involved in web development; my strengths, … Continue reading I’m in a sticky situation…

Where am I at now?

Over my 6 month probation period and not knowing where I am, puts me on edge. When things are getting overcomplicated as more work is coming in for your boss to deal with while dealing with internal problems doesn't really help. There has been this continuous workflow problem since the day I started where work is … Continue reading Where am I at now?

Happy New Year

It's time to reflect on the previous year and make some new goals for the year ahead, by observing the nature around me and making some bold decisions. Addressing where I work online cause some attractions to recruiters and while I could stay away from this as much as possible, I realise why people higher … Continue reading Happy New Year