In this inaugural episode of Code Conversations, we explore Frederick P. Brooks Jr.’s seminal paper, “No Silver Bullet: Essence and Accident in Software Engineering”.

In the fast-evolving field of software engineering, the value of experience cannot be overstated. However, what precisely constitutes valuable experience can often be a source of confusion and debate among both new and seasoned professionals. With a plethora of buzzwords like “full-stack development,” “Agile methodologies,” and “DevOps practices” dominating job descriptions, understanding what truly counts on a resume is crucial.

As developers, we often find ourselves repeating manual steps when releasing new versions of our software. GitHub Actions allows us to automate these tasks, ensuring consistency and saving valuable time. Whether you’re deploying a web app, a library, or any other project, setting up a release workflow can significantly improve your development process.

In software development, beyond the syntax and structure of code lies a transformative force: The Code Review Culture.

In the early ages of software development, creating software was hard, expensive, and needed lots of technical know-how. But now, we have something new and exciting called Low-Code No-Code (LCNC) development. It’s a way to build apps that anyone can use, even if they aren’t tech experts.