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As software engineers, we have to constantly learn things and be comfortable (but also enjoy) doing so. This series is about exploring better ways to learn and doing that in the open.
Time flies. The last time I wrote about my adventures with Vim, was a little over 6 months ago. In my last post, I wrote about why I started using Vim keybindings in my IDE of choice, WebStorm. It was hard at first to get used to moving around using ...
Many years ago, I tried to learn Vim. I don't remember what prompted it but I tried it. But it didn't stick. There were too many keybindings to learn, and I kept forgetting them. I even tried Vim Adventures. But there were just too many things to lea...
I recently started learning Go on Exercism. One of the topics in their syllabus was time/date parsing and manipulation. This is done using the time package in Go Learning how to use the time package was hard. It is unlike anything I've seen before, m...
For the longest time, I resisted learning TypeScript. For some reason, coding in a language that's not a language but compiles to a language seemed like overkill to me. It maybe because I had gotten so used to JavaScript. I was comfortable with JS, m...
It's a new year and with it comes new goals and objectives. I've been a professional web developer for 7 years now. Over these years, I've seen a lot of change in the Javascript ecosystem. React is more popular than ever before but there are also wor...
Why I decided to learn Rust I've been curious about Rust for quite a while. In late 2017, Mozilla released Firefox Quantum, an update to the browser that was about twice as fast as the previous version. I was curious to know what had changed. Turns o...
