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👋 Hello
Hi there! I'm Nas. Like many engineers, I've decided to create a personal portfolio to showcase my projects (hopefully not the defunct ones 👀), document the challenges I encounter, and blog about my journey as a Software Engineer.
I am passionate about all aspects of engineering. Until recently, I focused heavily on Frontend technologies, but I realized that the learning cycle in this field is perpetual, constantly chasing what's currently in vogue.
Along the way, I lost sight of the broader picture. Namely, problem-solving beyond specific technologies. So, I've recently revisited the foundational skills I learned during my CS days: Algorithms and Data Structures.
🤔 Why a blog?
Writing has a profound impact, not just on others, but also on the writer. It's a way to clarify thoughts and refine understanding.
Have you ever had a concept that made perfect sense in your head, only to struggle when explaining it to someone else? I've experienced this many times, and writing/explaining can help.
More importantly, a blog can help others. Sharing the challenges you face and how you overcome them can be invaluable to someone in a similar situation. I love helping others and seeing the positive impact on the broader community.