Share What You Learn

It’s impossible not to overestimate the importance of having a generous spirit in your life. Take a look around you at the luckiest people, the ones you admire, the ones who seem to have luck fall into their laps on a regular basis. What is it that they do that makes them stand out? If

Record What You Learn

Noone should ever undervalue the power of writing in general. As the quote says you may lose sight of your larger goal. Writing, on the other hand, allows you to take a step back and consider a problem. Even the most enraged rant necessitates some level of thoughtfulness on the part of the writer. This

Sprint Retrospecitve Blog 2

Since Flutter and the Ionic framework did not go well for us, we decided to use React Native framework. React Native Framework seems to work more efficiently and user friendly. However, we had to use other components that will work with React Native, such as React.js. Node.js. Any web application will need back-end services to

Sweep the Floor

I had the opportunity to participate in a formal summer program to learn how to make simple websites. When I was twenty-two years old, I was hired and brought me back every summer and winter vacation during college. I didn’t know anything about how to make a website when I started my first project. For

Learn How You Fail

According to Atul Gawande, Software is not a product, it’s a medium for storing knowledge. Therefore, software development is not a product-producing activity, it is a knowledge acquiring activity. Knowledge is just the other side of the coin of ignorance, therefore software development is an ignorance-reduction activity. The value of failure-based learning is undeniable. Organizations

Create Feedback Loops

A feedback loop is a continuous process in which you listen to and speak with each other or to another party then make changes based on repeated assessments. It entails beginning with humility, understanding that there is always space for development. It does not matter what level in the process can relate feedback to others

Expose Your Ignorance

Honesty People that hire you to work as a software developer rely on you to know what you’re doing. Recently graduates have no prior knowledge in the subject matter. What is the best way to start a career? Well, Expose your Ignorance by Apprenticeship Patterns by Dave Hoover and Adewale Oshineye have shared light on

Sprint Retrospective Blog Posts

Our team was assigned to create an app for  Naturalization Interview Confidence Environment. In this project, we have six team members. We had divided into a group of two to facilitate and make the project a lot faster and smoother. We have decided to create tasks and prioritize them based on the requirement of the

Chapter 3: Walking the Long Road

This chapter has talked about how to start your career with low expectations if none at all. For example, Gustav Mahler, musician and composer has talked about the life of Dave in his career. As I paraphrased like this: Dave had his own cubicle and, despite having even less experience than he does today, he

Emptying the Cup

Apprenticeship Patterns by Dave Hoover, Adewale Oshineye Taking a Different Approach to Coach. If there is a way to learn, adapt to change, or see yourself in a different perspective, the book of  Apprenticeship Patterns chapter 2, “Empty the cup.” is your guidance.  To sum up the idea from the introduction of that chapter, let’s