The ultimate rule is that the technology should support and enhance the business, not hinder it and therefore you need to be extra careful when choosing the tech stack that you'll use for developing the software for the business.
The things I'm proud of. the things I like, the things I don't like and all you need to know before hiring me
It's a known fact that anyone can build a product that can last a week, a month or even a year, but if you want to build a product that can last years, or if it's gonna be the basis of other people work or contribution over a long period of time then you need to have software architecture in mind.
I always deal with controllers as a glue for my applications and never done any logic inside them, including Validation & Authorization logic. Laravel FormRequest classes have helped me a lot with keeping my controllers as a glue, but I always found them very hard to be tested. By surfing the web I found two ways to test them and also worked to create my own way
Programmers, for different reasons, always work on side projects. some of us want to learn something new and provide a proof of concept that he/she knows a technology or a tool, others work on ideas that help people or help people and get some money, but It’s known for a fact that few of us finish their side projects, and for a while I had these problems too, a lot of ideas in my head that made me juggle between different projects. finally, I created this five steps recipe that made me finish and release my first side project
