Thoughts on work, life, and the universe, but mostly just code.

Building features and beautiful UIs is a satisfying feeling, but shipping them to users should be the goal to keep in mind. Having your app tested by real users before public release is a critical part of the software development cycle.

Building beautiful and functional apps in Flutter is easy, but how do we make sure that we deliver a great user experience at scale? We can do it by integrating and running automated tests for every new change pushed to our codebase.

It's been a few years since I started working as a professional software developer. I was lucky enough to join companies that operate at a different scale – from startups and SMEs to public companies. All while balancing my personal life with work and the developer community.

Most of us depend on our devices daily for almost everything we do. Whether it's for taking photos of our WFH setup, ordering food, shopping online, and banking, a lot of us do this using our mobile phones.

Six months ago, I decided to self-publish some of my articles. These articles were hosted on Github Pages, using a Jekyll template. Last week, I decided to self-host Ghost, here's how you can manage to redirect the old URLs of your website.

This article will guide you on how you can automate the CI/CD workflow of your Flutter’s iOS app.

This article will guide you on how you can automate the CI/CD workflow of your Flutter’s Android app.

Have you ever experienced waiting long hours to deploy a build of your app, only to know in the end, it failed because of that one little mistake that you did?

Introduction I stumbled upon the following questions and issues on the web when I was trying to do the same thing for my work—Integrate GraphQL and MobX in Flutter: * Does anyone use MobX with GraphQL? * Example of Mobx + GraphQL #200 * Write doc comments for all public API #308 I

Ever wonder how the big guys like Facebook, Twitter, Airbnb create robust frontend applications for their platforms? Well, one of the key ingredients in their success is the use of GraphQL.