Every system needs a framework. The main hubs that a framework should cover are UI/UX, database, and logic. These are the indispensable parts of the application that change over time Read More
Software Development
Building A New WIN 3.1 App In 2019 Part 1: Slack Client
In October 2019, my company SP Digital held an internal hackathon. My colleague Subhransu and I worked on a whacky idea of writing a brand-new Windows 3.1 app which was an OS released almost Read More
C++ Rookie tries C#
A little bit background, I am a final year undergrad student, looking for a job, which of course who isn’t these days. With that being said, my job search isn’t Read More
Improving Code Readability with Linq (and MoreLinq)
My friends and coworkers have accused me of falling in love with Linq. This may or may not be true… The truth is, ever since Linq came out with .NET Read More
Podcast: Time For Some Major League Hacking
To kick things off, we talk about Yap, a fun new project from Paul’s company, Postlight. Employees get to partake in a Labs program where they can pursue side projects that Read More
2019: Java’s last year on top?
Following the new biannual release schedule that started in 2018, this year Java saw two major releases, Java 12 in March and Java 13 in September. Read more: https://sdtimes.com/java/2019-javas-last-year-on-top/
Spotify’s Event Delivery – Life in the Cloud
Spotify is a data informed company and in such a company Event Delivery is a key component. Every event containing data about users, the actions they take, or operational logs Read More
Asking questions is a skill: Lessons from 10 years of Stack Overflow
I’m approaching my ten year anniversary on Stack Overflow. Over the past decade, how I use the site and my understanding of it has evolved quite a bit, so I Read More
The Nightmare Before Blazor
What better way to celebrate this C# Advent on a Friday, the 13th, than to talk about the nightmare that is web development. Devs have more ways than ever to Read More
What It’s Like to Write Software on a Team
Imagine you are on a team tasked with writing a novel. At first you all huddle together and figure out what it’s about. Who is the intended audience? What will Read More