In the age of technology, it's impossible to ignore the impact it has on our daily lives. As a tech enthusiast, I've always been fascinated by the latest advancements. With so much happening in the tech world, I've decided to start a blog to share my views and insights with the World Wide Web.
Let me list down my personal objectives of such project in the following section with no particular order.
Objectives
Sharing Knowledge
One of the main reasons I'm starting a tech blog is to share my knowledge with others. I believe that everyone should have access to information about technology, regardless of their background. By sharing my knowledge, I hope to empower others to learn more about how tech fuels everything in our daily lives and its impact on society. Whether it's a technical discussion of an article I've read or an article I've written of how modern OSes handle page faults, my goal is to provide valuable insights that are easy to understand.
Learning and Growing
Another reason I'm starting a tech blog is to continue my own personal growth and development. By writing about technology, I'll be forced to research and learn more about the latest advancements, the same applies for my teachings at university. This will allow me to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and innovations in the tech industry. Additionally, I'll have the opportunity to connect with other enthusiasts and learn from their experiences and insights.
Building a Community
Finally, I am starting a tech blog to build a community of like-minded individuals who share my passion for technology. By providing a platform for discussion and sharing, I hope to create a space where people can connect and learn from each other. I believe that a strong community can have a powerful impact on the world, and I'm excited to be a part of it.
Formats
My posts will come in various formats:
- Paper reviews: If you ever come across with me in real life, you'll probably find me reading some paper, either stored in my phone or printed out - I deal with tech everyday, yet I love reading these in a physical copy. There's also a section at my portfolio covering how much I like reading papers. (FYI: At the time of writing, I'm reading Large-scale cluster management at Google with Borg).
- Lessons: Not so different from my lectures at La Salle University, but in a text-based format. Expect these to be in-depth articles about CS fundamentals, research oriented and academic related knowledge.
- Tutorials: As I gain expertise in the field of Software Engineering, I'd love to provide high quality tutorials related to the tools and SDLCs used in the industry.
- Project-based posts: I'm also starting a lab, call it a playground for my personal learning. Check those out at the projects section.
Conclusion
In conclusion, I am starting a tech blog to share my knowledge, continue my personal growth, and build a community of tech enthusiasts. I believe that technology has the power to change the world, and I want to be a part of it.
That's it. This was my first post. Thank you for joining me on this exciting never-ending journey, and I look forward to sharing my insights with you! 🌟