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This week I had a small documentation awakening. I usually write docs about what a project is, how to use it, and what I learned building it. After reading Write the Docs’ beginner guide, I realized strong docs should also support developers and contributors.
This week I revisited six debugging principles inspired by legendary engineers. The common thread is simple: strong debugging is less about guessing and more about reducing uncertainty with methodical steps.
A personal reflection on my Bangkit mentorship experience — how I started strong, learned to manage burnout, and found fulfillment in my mentees’ success. This post explores what I could have done better, and the key lessons I’ll carry forward into future mentorships.
Perfectionism has long been one of my greatest struggles — a constant source of pressure and hesitation that once held me back from opportunities like IISMA. But through the lessons of failure, growth mindset, and perseverance, I learned to transform that weakness into resilience and empathy — lessons that now shape how I mentor others and live my life.