I write about my experiences, thoughts, and ideas.
From the sentence you’d use in a design review down to TLS, signatures, and retries—then GitHub firing CircleCI and CircleCI talking back to GitHub, as two different kinds of integration, grounded in a workshop you can code along with.
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Production issues happen. When they do, panic is your worst enemy. Here's a practical guide to debugging production problems systematically, from logging strategies to incident response, so you can fix issues faster and keep your sanity intact.
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The system thinking is the ability to understand how systems interact and how a change in one part can change everything or impact different parts in the system.
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When working in small teams, you often don’t have enough people for full peer reviews. That’s when self-review critically evaluating your own code before anyone else sees it becomes a vital skill.
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A quick explanation of why learning Linux isn’t optional anymore whether you’re a developer, DevOps engineer, or anyone working with modern software.
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This is a common principle for Linux people, which is why I want to share it with people who don't know it. The idea of "everything is a file" comes from early Unix and makes Linux powerful in automation, debugging, and observability.
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