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The things I've learnt from Michael Jordan as a software engineer(blog.phuaxueyong.com)
2 points by xueyongg 6y ago|2 comments
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by xueyongg 6y ago
It has always been a dream to be able to merge the two domains I love and learn something out of it. Wish to share with all of you! (:
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by xueyongg 6y ago
Fellow vue! Which css framework did you use to create that animated look tough? Its really amazing
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by xueyongg 6y ago
Super cool! are you able to share what are the tools you used underneath?
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How do tech companies scale with Hexagonal Architecture?(blog.phuaxueyong.com)
2 points by xueyongg 6y ago|0 comments
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Celebration with 10000 Kubernetes Pods(blog.phuaxueyong.com)
2 points by xueyongg 6y ago|1 comments
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by xueyongg 6y ago
I saw this interesting youtube video of a guy celebrating his milestone. Decided to share some of my learnings from my daily interaction with kubernetes as well. What are some of your learnings or pain points of using this tool? https:&#x2
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by xueyongg 6y ago
Do you all have any good articles to read as well?
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by xueyongg 6y ago
I'm definitely supporting you on this idea! I've learnt so much through "Learn as you teach" methodology. Do share your site once you have started it (: Oh and personally, as a way to learn my frontend development skill,
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by xueyongg 6y ago
That was exactly what I was considering at the start of the year. Every post is just a markdown file, easy to maintain, configure, and upload. If this is what you are intending to go for, do it! Supporting you from wherever I am. Here'
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by xueyongg 6y ago
Keep writing!! I've personally started my journey into content creation as a software engineer just this year! To be more focused, I found a growing passion for Design Patterns and started writing my learning about them. Hope to share
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by xueyongg 6y ago
Write write write! Agree with the mass! Writing provides the alignment needed for a team to move together in a project! I personally have started writing as a software engineer to allow myself to develop my writing skills to articulate my i
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by xueyongg 6y ago
Personally, the common uncomfortable experience I encounter is related to unfamiliar domains I have to deal with. As a client-facing software engineer, numerous times I was quite nervous when I have to talk to clients. The fear of not being
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by xueyongg 6y ago
I guess you have to find out what excites you! Does meaningfulness from work drive that sense of excitement? Perhaps it could be your own personal project that excites you. Personally, I enjoy what I learn from working as a software enginee
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by xueyongg 6y ago
Personally for me, I always second guess the architecture/approach of my personal projects. That's usually my biggest struggle! hahaha, weird as it may sound. Not the easiest 'internal' issue to overcome, because I don&#
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by xueyongg 6y ago
I simply just write them down as a form of blogging content. I personally think if you are on a personal journey to learn, everything you learn coupled with your own perspective could potentially be the eureka moment for another. Keep a jou
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by xueyongg 6y ago
Omg, it is quite a good idea! Was wondering if that follows the same idea as using markdown as your post, and each post is actually just a markdown file? Here's my blog and each post is basically just a markdown file! Just wanted to s
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How do you monetise your own site?(blog.phuaxueyong.com)
2 points by xueyongg 6y ago|2 comments
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by xueyongg 6y ago
Do you all have any idea to monetise your own site? I've heard of affiliate marketing but I don't want to sell whatever i do not believe in, or do not really use. Do let me know what are your thoughts? I also wonder if you all kno
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by xueyongg 6y ago
I too have started my own blog site this year to share some of the learnings I've encountered in my job as a Software Engineer. May I also add this into the mix? https://blog.phuaxueyong.com/
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by xueyongg 6y ago
You can consider subscribing to hacker news telegram bot(@hnrobot). I've been following them for a year now. Coupled with the feature to notify you if a particular post's points are above a pre-determined threshold of points, you
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by xueyongg 6y ago
LastPass has been serving me well. I understand their data was breached before. yet I always wonder, what happens if a security-centric firm gets hacked? Where else can we truly trust other than our own pen & paper at home? Hehe, just m
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by xueyongg 6y ago
I wonder if you have considered developing your own blog page. That is definitely one fun way to go about this. I've decided to give that a try and I really enjoyed my site more so than the commercial ones out there. Hope you find thes
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by xueyongg 6y ago
One way I usually go about that is to write. The best way to remember what you learn is to teach them. When you teach, you are 'forced' to articulate your knowledge in a coherent manner. In return, that allows this knowledge to si
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by xueyongg 6y ago
I personally found the courses from Pluralsight to be really useful. The instructors are really thorough with their explanations. I managed to learn design patterns with Javascript as well. I think these are underrated knowledge of coding t
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by xueyongg 6y ago
I was thinking about this some months ago and I came across the idea of source code reading. It helps to provide new insights in ways we can express ourselves (our logic in this case) in code. Learning how other world-class programmers expr
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by xueyongg 6y ago
I just subscribe to the hacker news telegram robot (@hnrobot). All the updated posts and articles are just posted there on one page. Really convenient. I also collated some of these sites that I think are really useful and segregated them b
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by xueyongg 6y ago
I just happened to think about that since the start of this year. I would consider evergreen skills that are not industry-specific and are always relevant wherever we go. Two things immediately came to me for me: Sales & Content Creatio
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by xueyongg 6y ago
There is one more article on design patterns I thought are interesting for general learning. A personal challenge for my fellow techies, try applying such design pattern thinking into your life as well, you will discover many interesting in
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by xueyongg 6y ago
I'm using NUXT.js. Interestingly, I tried NEXT.js before and I do prefer the formal framework. It has been really easy to create your own personal blog since you can build a static site out of the framework. Super elegant! Definitely m

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