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The year is 2026. A few years ago, what had started as seemingly simple economic mismanagement in Sri-Lancashire turned out to be a precursor to yet another worldwide financial meltdown. Soon, many more developing and developed countries suffered similar fates.

Developers have a love-hate relationship with Javascript. On the one hand, it is a vibrant community that is always evolving in its quest to quench an ever-parching thirst for users to do magic in web browsers.

If you're like me, you probably started building Web Apps during the WAMP era; adapting to this new world of Document Databases feels very weird. For me, it oddly felt like moving from an automatic to a stick shift car. Wait, that should be the other way round I believe...

I get a log of people asking me if it's too late to learn coding. The answer is always unequivocally no. Here are five reasons why.

2021 is already off to a flying start, and if you are a Software Developer, you probably have set some goals to upgrade your programming stack this year.

Ah, the life of a freelancer! Not a week goes by without a fellow developer sliding into my inbox with the million-dollar question - "How much should I charge for this app?"