For many years, my definition of work–life balance was simple and mechanical:eight hours of work, eight hours for family, eight hours of sleep. A perfect, evenly divided schedule. I believed that if I followed this formula, happiness and peace would naturally follow. But reality proved otherwise. Even when I strictly separated work from home, I…

In today’s tech world, one of the biggest frustrations isn’t a lack of resources—it’s the opposite. There’s too much to learn, too much to absorb: frameworks updating overnight, tools reinventing themselves, subfields branching endlessly. With tutorials, courses, and documentation everywhere, many people feel overwhelmed before they even begin. I’ve been there—collecting bookmarks, saving videos, skimming…

Have you ever sat in a sprint planning meeting or a technical refinement session and felt the room slowly slipping away from you? It usually starts when a developer mentions a word like “refactoring,” “microservices,” or “database migration.” Suddenly, the conversation shifts layers. They are no longer talking about buttons, flows, or user experience. They…

Software development is in constant motion. New frameworks appear, new methodologies rise, and older ones fade away. Amid all this change, one discipline has evolved quietly yet profoundly — Quality Assurance (QA). QA has transformed from a back-end, bug-catching function into a proactive force shaping software quality from the very beginning. In this post, we’ll…

One day, I suddenly realized how many fascinating parallels there are between work and life.Testing software feels surprisingly similar to cleaning and maintaining a home.Keeping your house tidy is like keeping an application stable and healthy. 🏠 Everyday Life = Continuous UpdatesDaily household activities — cooking, eating, showering, playing — are just like the continuous…