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The art of asking questions – Part 2
Gosh! Time flies...I cannot believe it's almost a year since I wrote my last blog post. I have tried to draft multiple posts in the meantime, but none of them were published because they were abandoned mid-way. While I hope to resume my habit of writing đ¤, here is an animated video about a post... Continue Reading →
Connect React to Reduxâ-âa diagrammatic guide
This post is aimed at people already knowing React, Redux and aids them in better understanding how things work under the hood. When I first got into the React universe đ, ~3 years ago, I had a very hard time understanding how Reduxâs mapStateToProps and mapDispatchToProps worked and were available to the React component. Here is a diagrammatic guide to better understand how Reduxâs connect works with React.
Diverse Maintainers in Open Source
Recently, I was invited to be on an online panel discussion on âOpen Source Maintainer â Women WILL Engineer the Futureâ. Thank you Emma, for having me. Emma had compiled interesting questions; and a lot of thoughts, ideas and insights were exchanged during the course of 1 hour.
The art of asking questions
I have always stopped myself from slipping a question out of my tongue thinking I would make a fool out of myself, and only to realise later that somebody else asked an almost similar question and got applauded for asking such a wonderful question! Do you relate yourself to this situation?
Node.js Mentorship
An illustration of the goals of the Node.js mentorship program.
Node.js Diagnostics
Introduction Somewhere in March, I was going through the Node.js Github repository, and the Node.js mentorship program caught my attention. I was immediately drawn to this program, mainly because this would give me an opportunity to get seriously involved with the V8 JavaScript engine and I quickly submitted my application. Thanks to the Outreachy program, I am now... Continue Reading →
Biannual updates – 2018
I like to maintain a log of things and here are my mid-year updates for 2018. The year has been going great, so far. Code This time it was lot of Open Source coding as an Open Source Advocate Release of Zalando's first State of Open Source Report Design, development and launch of Zalando's Open Source... Continue Reading →
O’Reilly FluentConf 2018
Oh really! I spoke at FluentConf 2018 in San Jose, California.
Open Source Advocate – Week #1
This week I started out as an Open Source Advocate at Zalando in the shiny new Open Source team with Paul & Per. Together, we are the 3 P's! The team is meant to develop Zalandoâs Open Source strategy and consult the wider organisation on how to implement it safely, measurably and with impact in mind.... Continue Reading →