Programming, frameworks, testing and the craft of building software.
Seven books and one online course have survived every hype cycle in tech hiring. This guide explains what each one actually teaches, who it fits, and the order to read them in, so you buy two or three books instead of a shelf of regrets.
Feature sliced design gives a growing frontend one standard map: seven layers, slices named after the business, and one import rule that keeps dependencies pointing down. Here is the method in plain words, with a worked example and honest costs.
React and React Native come from the same family and share the same way of building screens, but they deliver to different places. React builds websites and web apps that run in a browser. React Native builds real iOS and Android apps. Here is how they differ, what carries over, and how to choose.
Behind every hospital scan sits a piece of software most patients never see. A RIS books the appointment, tracks the exam from order to signed report, and keeps the imaging department running on time, while other systems hold the pictures and the medical record.
Every company runs software that was never designed to talk to the other software. Enterprise application integration is the craft of making those systems share data, so a fact typed once flows everywhere it needs to go.
Cross platform mobile programming means writing one codebase that ships as an app on both Android and iPhone. This guide compares the five serious routes, Flutter, React Native, .NET MAUI, Kotlin Multiplatform and the web based tools, with honest trade-offs and a plain way to choose.
Rapid prototyping means building a quick, rough version of an app, a website or a physical product, putting it in front of real people, and fixing what fails while fixing is still cheap. This guide covers the loop, the fidelity levels, the software methods, the 3D printing side, and getting one made with no tools at all.