Prediction: The "Tech Lead Manager" role will become a lot more common over the next few years. I'm really biased when I say this but one of my hypothesis when accepting this role was that a lot of companies have started to question the value of a pure Engineering Manager. I

I'm writing a research paper to talk about the correlation between male pattern baldness and Android Development. Here's one of the infographics I'm using to illustrate it 😂

A bit late on the latest edition of JetpackCompose.app's newsletter but it's worth the wait because it's shaping up to be a really useful edition. Also features [email protected] being his candid best. Aiming to send it tomorrow morning. Link is in the bio

A few weeks ago, I had the incredible honor of being invited by Google to speak at one of their internal conferences. Having spent my career building on Android Developers, this was a full-circle moment for me. Truly grateful for the opportunity

Why have we as a society settled for this reaction being the default thumbnail for every Youtube video 🤦🏻‍♂️ Someone needs to start a petition to stop clicking on these videos and then nature will heal itself 😂

This went out today morning. Seeing really great feedback so far. If you are a subscriber, it should be in your inbox!

After becoming a parent, white noise has just become my life's background music. I don't even realize that it was playing in the background all day while I attended meetings and got work done😅

Shopify is hiring 1000 engineering interns in 2025!!! I'm reposting this because I know how brutal the job market has been for new grads and folks still in school. Happy to see there are companies like Shopify that are still investing in young talent.

"Member of Technical Staff" is where it's at these days #iykyk

My favorite part about the latest issue of the newsletter was getting to know [email protected] better. He was generous in sharing a lot about himself. I asked him random things like where he gets his design/aesthetic inspiration from, his favorite subreddits, the apps he uses, etc. It

While most of us are busy making our FatFire dreams happen, here's Larry Ellison giving a 70 mins keynote at Oracle's annual event. He explained Oracle's vision and role in the AI race. For the uninitiated, Larry Ellison is 80 years old.....