The mostly unremarkable journey of two remote software engineers.
I've had a conversation with my wife, AC, when she said that she forgot her gmail password again. I told her to just download LastPass so that it'll do the remembering for her. She was reluctant, but I installed it for her anyways. Some people are blessed with great memory,
The people I admired, that I wished I had some sort of communication with, felt further from my reach than ever before. This happened when high-school was nearing its end. My brother was a student of Mapua, and I wanted to go to that same school as him, as a
I started working as an intern more than a decade ago, at December of 2009. Looking back at my journey makes me smile, as although it was hard at times, it has certainly been fulfilling. I could still remember my days at high school, how I simply wasted my time
I'm now alone as a frontend engineer at my day job. I contemplated as to why I was saved from getting kicked out. Why him, and not me. This occurred after the Mobile developer from my side project got booted out, and our frontend engineer almost suffered the same fate.
It's been a year since I started working on my current job as a remote software engineer, and it's time to do some reflection on how things went, how did it affect me personally, and what I expect moving forward. Aside: Funny though that I'm called a "Senior Software Engineer"
I've been working for SplitmediaLabs for the past 4 years. To be honest, I always thought that I would stick with SplitmediaLabs for longer than my previous work, possibly till I am too old to work, as this company was the best company I had ever worked for. But alas,
I decided to restart my blog yet again, and this time I’m planning to just document my thoughts at least every month. I’m looking forward to getting this goal done, specially with the fact that I’m getting married in 2~3 weeks time!… Which means that I
