This blogpost summarizes a few ideas from the book titled “The Tools”, by Phil Stutz and Barry Michels

Bubble writing is a way of writing where letters look bloated and puffy, like bubbles. This type of writing is popular in poster design, visual story telling and related domains. Had never seen a full fledged book written using bubble writing in the non-fiction genre, until I stumbled on to a book by Veronica Dearly

This blogpost summarizes some of the main points from the book titled “Quit”, by Annie Duke

Singapore FinTech Festival is a great festival to attend and get an understanding of various aspects of the intersection of Finance and Technology space. The festival is a great learning experience for anyone, as it brings together some of the best people and the best companies in the world, all at once place. This year, it was an in person event with 324 talks, panel discussions, industry initiatives. product announcements, demos, workshops. The fact that there were 324 scheduled events over 3 days meant that it was physically impossible to digest everything. I have managed to attend a few talks and events and this blogpost will summarize some of the points from the talks. In these summaries, I have also added fantastic visual summaries created by thoth.art

JavaScript ranks as one of the most popular languages for developers across the world. With the rise of Internet and mobile devices, JavaScript has evolved too. For some reason, till date, I had never paid attention or understood how various frameworks work at a 10,000 ft view. Since I never really worked or learned this space, my understanding was really vague; In my mind, JavaScript equates to some script that helps with interactivity on the browser side.

Became curious to at least understand the various types of frameworks popular in this space and here is what I have understood as a rookie: