For a long time, I believed that computers only understood hard facts. A machine’s answer seemed always either “yes” or “no” – as if the universe naturally sorted itself into tidy categories. But the more I learned about how we try to give machines human-like reasoning, the clearer it became just how limited that black-and-white…
How I Learned to Tell Captivating Stories with Data
I used to believe that data could do all the talking. But with time, I realized that numbers on their own whisper so quietly. They need a voice, a story, a context. Once I learned to craft data into stories, I saw how I could grab attention, make real impacts, and guide smart decisions. Blending…
Understanding the Difference Between JavaScript and TypeScript
When I first started exploring web development, I was introduced to two names that kept popping up everywhere: JavaScript and TypeScript. At first, I thought they must be almost the same thing. Well, as I dug deeper, I discovered that even though they share a lot of similarities, they actually have some important differences. In…
When Should I Refactor My Code and When Should I Leave It Alone?
I’ve always found myself pondering when to dive in and tidy up my code, and when it’s better to just let things be. Balancing clean code with limited time and resources isn’t always easy. Refactoring is really important when you’re planning to add new features, when old bugs just won’t go away, or when you…



