Welcome to my Blog! #
I want to begin by expressing my passion for IT, especially Software Development. In this ever-evolving field, with its constant influx of new technologies, languages, and tools, there’s always something new to explore. What I learn today might not hold true tomorrow, and that’s perfectly fine with me.
The Purpose Behind This Tech Blog #
The motivation for creating this tech blog stems from two key principles.
Firstly, I firmly believe in the importance of knowledge sharing, irrespective of one’s current skill level, job title, or position. Through sharing knowledge, we can work towards breaking down the barriers and gatekeeping tendencies that I’ve observed in many of my professional and academic projects. Whenever possible, insights, experiences, and knowledge should be shared with the broader Software Development community.
Secondly, while I aim to create a space where I can freely discuss tech topics that interest me, I also want to document the highs and lows of my Software Development journey as it relates to personal and professional projects. I hope that by doing so, I can show readers that the journey in this industry is not always as glamorous as it may seem from other outlets. But despite these temporary times of hardship and battling various skill issues, I have found Software Development to be some of the most rewarded and personally fulfilling experiences in my life.
What to Expect in Terms of Content #
Blog updates will be released sporadically unless otherwise specified in the content.
In my current content roadmap, which is based on a combination of my professional work and personal projects, you can anticipate content primarily focused on the following programming languages (in no particular order): Golang, Python, TypeScript, Rust and Zig, along with their associated libraries and frameworks.
Furthermore, I aim to create a currated content section outside of the blog where I can share content created by others in the community or valuable resources that I come across, which might be of interest to you as well.
Stay curious, stay coding.