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Do you call yourself a Software Engineer? If Yes, then just think about the points on which you think you are a Software Engineer. Now let me put my understanding of a Software Engineer in front of you. I think a Software Engineer is a Union of following: Backend Developer (e.g. Working on Java, python, Database, Queues etc to develop the APIs) Frontend/UI Developer (e.g. Working on UI, html, reactjs, angularjs) Mobile Developer (e.g. developing mobile apps for android and

The projects I worked on this year has made me more comfortable with the different frontend technologies of javascript having worked on vue, react and a little while back angular. Also worked on mastering jest and using jest mocks to test out components for our backend nodejs with typescript. I definitely have more opportunities to work on new projects that are built from scratch and I'm hoping to continue this trend to build more apps and micro services and getting more hand

As a Software Quality Advocate I think of myself as a bridge between the technical and non-technical people in my team. So there is always something to learn on a daily basis in the QA role. It can range from learning a new technology stack, programming paradigm, design pattern to understanding a core business problem and finding a solution for it. I had a few such learning experiences in the recent times. In one of the recent projects, I learnt more in-depth programming conc

Working on an inherited codebase isn’t always fun or easy, and frankly can be discouraging at times.

The world of developers is divided into two types of people — those that swear by static typing and those that prefer dynamic typing.