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A Year on Stack Overflow
March 30, 2018
the-yearly journal StackOverflow

It’s been just a bit over a year since I started answering questions on Stack Overflow. I stuck with answering [react-native] questions almost exclusively because I wanted to hone my expertise in that niche. It worked, but it also opened my eyes to some larger problems with both the Stack Overflow and React Native communities.

Tech Predictions: 2018
January 12, 2018
the-yearly predictions

Now that I’m blogging regularly, I figure that doing a yearly type post would be a great way to summarize my feelings and then later see how they change. So I plan to write a Tech Prediction article in January of every year and a Tech Reflection article in December of every year. It’ll be a fun way to see how right or how very very wrong I can be.

Standard Disclaimer: Don’t take anything I write here as fact. I am far from an expert in anything and these are just my personal opinions.