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Mastering Software Engineering: Key Lessons for Growth

In the ever-evolving world of software development, becoming a better software engineer is not just about mastering code. It’s about growing as a problem-solver. It also involves being a collaborator and a lifelong learner. The journey is as much about mindset and habits as it is about technical prowess. Here, I share lessons and strategies Continue reading
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Why Prompt Engineering Isn’t a Reliable Skill

Prompt engineering is tweaking inputs to get desired outputs from AI models like ChatGPT. It’s not engineering—it’s trial and error. Why Prompt Engineering Falls Short: 1. No Foundational Principles: Unlike engineering, it lacks structured techniques or frameworks. It’s about guessing, not systematic problem-solving. 2. Unpredictable and Non-Reproducible: A prompt that works today can fail tomorrow. Continue reading
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Improving Code Reviews: From LGTM to Excellence

Code reviews are an essential part of software development, yet many of us approach them with an “LGTM” (Looks Good to Me) mindset. While this may seem sufficient on the surface, it often results in missed opportunities to improve code quality, enhance team dynamics, and foster collaboration. Let’s delve into the common pitfalls in code Continue reading
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