#personal

There are perfectly valid reasons for why you would write something even if you don’t expect it to become a top result on Google.

Thoughts on how perfectionism affects my writing.

My answers to the blog questions challenge that is making rounds on the Internet.

Don’t be a backseat driver, trying to take over the PR through comments.

I think Kotlin is a great language for backend development. But will it manage to stay relevant?

A summary of my first year of blogging.

I rewrote my hobby project in Rust, but I didn’t really like it.

I want to engage in good conversations, but I don’t know where to do so.

A eulogy of my use of physical notebooks.

Sometimes when you make a change, it ends up changing you.

Follow the original task for as long as it takes to complete it. Keep a list of everything else.

You may not end up where you expected, and you may be glad for it!

My thoughts after a first journey into the world of Go.

Is customer satisfaction or commercial success the ultimate measurement of the outcome of my work? Not for me.

Are developers rational machines or just out of touch with our emotions?

Developers sometimes underestimate the importance of doing things just for fun.

I put stuff with too much uncertainty in a box and don’t think about it until I know more.

Not at all, really. And that’s ok!

I imported old posts from another blog of mine, surprised that they are still pretty good!

This is my place on the Internet, where I get to write what and how I want.

Even though you feel completely confident, there is always a slight chance you are wrong.

The books that made me the programmer I am today.

“If you are so smart, and know so much, show me what you have actually contributed!”