Introduction
When people imagine a software developer, they often picture someone writing elegant code in a quiet environment.
My experience has been very different.
I’ve worked on systems that manage bank transactions, warehouse operations, mobile sales apps, and cloud infrastructure. These weren’t school projects or demo apps—they were systems that people depe...
For someone who has been working with Unreal Engine for just about a year, the learning curve can feel pretty steep. The engine exposes a huge number of properties and console variables, and when you first encounter them it can feel like opening a control panel with way too many buttons and absolutely no labels.
In this blog, I’ll talk about a fairly simple concept (although it felt qui...
In this problem, I was given the head of a singly linked list and asked to reverse it.
At first, I thought it might be tricky because linked lists don’t allow direct indexing like arrays. But once I understood how pointers work, the solution became clear.
In this problem, I was given an array and asked to find the majority element.
A majority element is the one that appears more than n/2 times in the array. If no such element exists, we need to return -1.
At first, it looked like a simple counting problem, ...
If you're building a backend with Bun in 2025 and you care about raw performance, you've probably looked at Hono and Elysia. They're fast. But there's a new framework sitting comfortably in the top three — and it was built by a 13-year-old from Nigeria.
That framework is PrinceJS.
This post breaks down the real benchmark numbers, what they mean for your applicat...
Most engineers think DevOps starts with CI/CD.
It doesn’t.
It starts with understanding how applications are built, packaged, and executed.
Because before you deploy anything…
you need to understand what you’re actually deploying.