Learning - Abdallah Yashir Blog

Learning

Here are 5 things I’ve learned from the book Limitless as a Senior Software Developer

To learn or not to learn - here are 5 things you can learn from the best selling book Limitless

Learning

My experience using Notion Enhancer

My latest thoughts on the tool I use for writing, planning and problem solving.

Learning

Why use YAML over JSON for configuration files?

Nowadays one of the main purposes of using file types like XML, YAML and JSON is for configuration. They obviously still retain plenty other uses such as transporting data over the internet. Having configuration values in your system is highly recommended so that you don't have to hardcode settings that

Learning

What is Neumorphism and how can it make your elements more interesting?

Neumorphism (aka neomorphism) is a relatively new design trend and a term that’s gotten a good amount of buzz lately. It’s aesthetic is marked by minimal and real-looking UI that’s sort of a new take on skeuomorphism.Neumorphic UI elements look like they’re connected to the

Productivity

How do you tackle a new task on a technology you've never worked before?

There are three ways to attack the problem: you jump right into the codes and learn along while you try to come to a solution (trial and error)you learn a bit about the technologies used in written or video tutorials for a few hours before starting the task (courses)

Software Development

How I try recruiting as a team lead?

In this post, I share my experience working with a recruitment colleague to look for potential candidates.

Learning

How I learn new Web Technologies and The four stages of competence?

Learning and the four stages of competence.

Reading

Why Theory is important

I often hear people say that theory is waste of time. Reading books is a waste of time. Theory alone is indeed a waste of time, unless the person is looking to learn for the sake of curiosity (which in itself is interesting). But the reality is, people without fundamental

Problem Solving

How challenging your assumptions will make you a better problem solver and software developer?

Do you often find yourself spending countless of time stuck when programming or debugging? This post provides a simple yet effective tool that you can start using right now to be more productive. If you already know it - this tool can still be a kind reminder.

Problem Solving

How using the Richard Feynman Learning technique made me 5x more productive?

The one thing that makes you more productive is being effective instead of being efficient.