Learn how to start a tech startup with no money. You might think I am joking but I am not. In this no-fuss technical guide, I will walk you through the process to start a tech startup. This guide will not dive deep into the technical details. If you know technical things like how to set up a DNS, dockerize your applications, etc you can glue together a tech startup for no cost at all.

The $300 free credit for 12 months is key to getting your startup off the ground for around 9-10 months. Let’s get started:

There are multiple ways to create small pull requests for a single task. This post discusses an easy way to do it which has no impact on production code. The steps are laid out in a way that small pull requests will be reviewed faster with no effect on production too. Let’s see how that happens with enable code last:

Agile software development means different things to different people. In this post, we will define what agile software development is with a simple analogy that a five-year-old can understand. The analogy we will use is as straightforward as serving an apple to 4 kids. Yes, it will be that easy, let's get started!

Like it or not, your hiring process will most of the time involve take-home coding challenges. You can either perform poorly in it or excel. With the steps in this guide, you can surely outclass your competition in any take-home coding challenge. Follow on to find out how:

Working on software systems is usually a complex process if not a complicated one. In this post, I am going to highlight the key differences between working for internal software and customer-facing applications with examples related to E-commerce. I have worked with both internal products and customer-facing applications in the past 8 and a half years. Without further ado, let’s get started.

More posts can be found in the archive.

Stay Connected

Follow me on LinkedIn for new posts, engineering insights, and tech takes — straight from the trenches.

Follow on LinkedIn  →