Whether we are employees, freelancers, or business owners, reaching a meaningful goal requires more than passion. It also demands discipline, consistency, and the humility to keep learning.
A hands-on Full-stack Web Development workshop for third-year Digital Science and Technology students at Kasetsart University Sriracha Campus, covering software engineering fundamentals, Gitflow, Agile practices, and AI-assisted development.
Learn how two .NET backends exchange data with REST, SignalR, gRPC, WebSocket, SSE, and message brokers, plus practical patterns for request-response and realtime updates.
Use Obsidian to keep project knowledge close to your codebase, so humans and AI agents can read the same context, make better decisions, and contribute with less friction.
In the digital age, software team development is not a race to see who codes faster, but a competition of who can 'learn and pivot' towards delivering customer value more rapidly. Speed is merely an accelerator; Velocity (Speed+Direction) is the true strategic asset. Successful organizations are those that cease chasing trends, choosing instead to define clear goals and pursue them with agility.
Chain of Thought (CoT) is a technique in Prompt Engineering designed to improve the reasoning capabilities of Large Language Models (LLMs), especially for complex tasks. Instead of having the model answer immediately, this technique instructs the model to show its thinking process step-by-step before concluding the final answer.
I recently watched an incredible interview with CEO Suphajee Suthumpun on the Thai Chamber Channel. Her career is a masterclass in transformation, spanning three distinct industries.
The learning path isn't a straight line. This post explores the real learning journey, from the initial spark and struggle to plateaus and small wins, helping you embrace the messy reality of personal growth.
Learn how avoiding cheap dopamine from social media and instant gratification can lead to long-term success and better focus.
Get to know Fail Fast and Design Thinking, and why daring to fail early is the safest business strategy.
