Profound Jack Daniel's enthusiast. In my free time, I like to code and lift weights. Proud owner of two Siberian huskies. Professional Services Manager at Medallia.
I love Silicon Valley. I love Silicon Valley. I love Silicon Valley. Yes, three times. I am not a person who is into series. My Facebook is full of Game of Thrones memes, or some ancient ones about Breaking Bad that I don't understand. I like good movies, documentaries, video games, and reading. A series demands too much time and
These are the kind of posts that you see in Quora or Forbes, how to nail that Google interview; this is a firsthand experience with me.
How I did it? I simply applied. That's it. To be honest, I was not expecting an answer, it was some sort of experiment. I think that having an impeccable resume helped, but there
A week ago or so I was trying to explain what JavaScript is to my mother. She's a 56-year-old lawyer, so I try to keep my concepts as basic as possible.
The story usually goes like this: "JavaScript was that shy person in the corner that no one was very fond of. Some years pass and that person got some
Previously I wrote about my favorite JavaScript libraries. If JavaScript libraries appear almost on a daily basis, the case for .NET libraries is different, they appear at a much lower pace and sometimes it's difficult to spot them.
Similar to my previous post, I'll try to stick to open source or free libraries.
From my experience, clients always ask
JavaScript libraries appear on a daily basis, and I think it is almost impossible to catch up.
For this article, I'll stick to libraries and plug-ins and leave full frameworks for some other time. These are libraries that I have personally used in my developments.
DateTime objects are always hell. Your application has one specification, the user's OS