How much #control do you have on the things you spend most of your time (and make money) - (in technology)? Social Media, e-commerce marketplaces, e-commerce platforms - we all have just an account, a

If you think the Internet is “Secure”, you are blinded, lied to, delusional, ignorant (which is OK, nobody could know everything in the world, especially if you are focused on non-tech area), or just plain

Confidence should be integral part of anyone. Without confidence, in the human society or in nature, you are doomed. Other words for it are courage, bravery, initiativity. It is the lack of fear of failure.

Sounds absurd, right? In today's connected world, something to work offline?! Today - Potentially everything has a Wi-Fi module and could be controlled from some external, remote server or device

Continuing my previous thoughts about - what makes something valuable, according to my opinion, the number one characteristic that makes a thing go viral is its simplicity (ease of use). It is subjective

The terms Back-End and Front-End are very well known in the programming world, but I would like to add some small sauce on them with my personal point of view updated in recent years with the advancement

How do you earn the money you get for your living? Where do they come from and I mean not ultimately but the actual, literal sender of money to your personal pocket, your personal bank or crypto account?

Automation is something that can save your future self a lot of time. It is not an urgent thing, but it is very important. It will give you the time to work on business logic, execute certain boring stuff,

Everything is connected with everything else one way or another. You don't have to be a fan of conspiracy theories, to be a believer in some specific religion, to be exceptionally intelligent or have some

In the XXI century, if you are not "online", you are a dinosaur. You must do something exceptional - to be good for the world, to be able to "extend" "yourself", your ideas, your legacy. Planting your

What are you good at? Programming, designing, testing, processing data through some particular private system – doing accounting, interacting with storage software, building buildings, answering client

In the past several months I haven't written out a lot of the articles - not technical - about my developer's life - neither philosophical. I didn't had much time because I worked on several projects

I have been technologist for more than ten years now writing all kinds of software applications - Desktop, Web, Enterprise, Mobile, had/have even have some inclination in Voice Solutions - because of the

There is very important psychological model embedded in all of us one way or another - and it can be found in various forms - procrastination, blaming others, blaming things, searching for a reason and

There are a lot of aspects and factors about succeeding in life, archiving happiness, creating luck, finding love and so on. And most likely only one skill is not enough. But, from all the skills and qualities

I have collected several "What The F*" from projects that I have worked on and some side stuff that I've tried over the years. If I have to be honest, some of the WTFs I may have made personally

I have been diving into software programming and engineering for more than ten years. I jumped from C/C++ in the University, to PHP for some small side projects to Java for most of the time – with professional

I have been Java Developer for most of my software developer career. I have been involved in all kinds of projects – Java Back-end, Front-End, Native Android, even in some small cases in embedded applications.

There are a lot of different approaches you could choose from before start programming when an abstract idea about some application or a solution to a problem pops up in your head. if your idea has a web

Since my Generator App is a database related tool for data access code generation maybe it is good idea to share my knowledge and at least in my opinion – some pros and cons of the different approaches