The Bridge Ideas

I am a front-end developer and writer. I have over a decade of experience working in sales and marketing for a bunch of corporates and small businesses.
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I am a front-end developer and writer. I have over a decade of experience working in sales and marketing for a bunch of corporates and small businesses.
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Changing career in my late thirties presented a number of speed bumps on my journey to become a software developer. Many of these have been self-imposed. I enlisted in college again to gain the necessary skills that could open doors in the corporate ...

The first job I ever had lasted three months. I was 21 and management let me go, citing 'poor performance'. It was my first sales job. Four months previously, I had zero interest in pursuing a sales career. In fact, I only took the job because I was ...

I’m considering building a website. For the past two years I’ve been transitioning into a new career as a software developer. While I’m currently seeking out jobs in this space, I figure I might as well apply what I know to an area that I have an int...

You have a cool idea for a new app or website | You need to fix something There is an itch that you can't stop scratching | There is a hole inside that threatens to consume you You would like to learn a new skill | Sink or swim Having freedom to expl...

Learning Languages Through Interactive Stories

The more I learn, the more I want to learn.
Got an idea? There's (probably) an app for that.
New ideas don't need to be revolutionary. But they can impact YOUR life.
With that being said, I've been teased with possibilities since my coding journey began last year about what I would like to get my teeth into. Some of these projects became my milestone projects during my coding course.
Some, I don't yet have the requisite skillset. Whereas others just require a solid few hours on a lazy afternoon.
Some of the ideas that have been bouncing around in my head -
The more I learn, it seems the more there IS to learn.
This list will continue to grow.
Coding engages the left-side of the brain with its analytical, logical and process-driven approach. It's important to remember to flex the right-side - the creative, imaginative and artistic part that gives birth to new ideas.
Using a holistic approach to problem solving can help overcome roadblocks and perhaps lead to new territory.
Who knows what's on the other side of that bridge?