This article is a follow up to a tweet I made on how I deal with my poor ability to remember implementation (code). It may seem funny to you, but I do actually tend to forget what I write shortly after writing it. First, we will discuss why you…

I have often heard the statement to “fake it until you make it,” as a solution to imposter syndrome. I do believe there are contexts where that is good advice. However, I want to share some approaches to imposter syndrome which do not require deception. In this article, I will…

This article describes different degrees that we can know things. It turns out that it is entirely possible to know almost nothing about something, yet fool others into thinking the opposite. …

The first obstacle I came across when I was learning how to write code, was understanding the basic technical jargon. In this series, I will explain these fundamental terms in the simplest language I can. When appropriate, I will also attempt to connect ideas in this field with ones you…

In this short and practicle article, we will talk about handling UI events, such as onClick events, by taking full advantage of the Kotlin’s Function Types and Sealed Classes. If you have not already learned about what a composable is, consider reading this article which explains…

The purpose of this article is to explain a few fundamental concepts and terms regarding the Jetpack Compose UI Library on Android. I intend to use the least amount of jargon necessary, and to connect new concepts with those which may be familiar to you when appropriate. While this is…

The title of this article is full of a bunch of words, some of which may be unclear to programmers who only write low-level code, and some of which may be unclear to programmers who only write web and mobile GUI applications. I will try to hopefully bridge the gap…

Concurrency is widely regarded as one of the most difficult challenges among all fields of computation. I was first introduced to concurrent programming in high level languages, and the magic did not disappear until I studied it in C/C++. If you are still wondering how it works under the hood…

The technical content in this article is intended for software developers who have written at least one significant application. It does not need to be in the realm of GUI programming, but that is my own expertise and this article will reflect that. In this article, we will: Briefly summarize…