We usually think of programming as a skill that is reserved only for the most computer literate among us. And that if you want to learn how to program, you need to be able to type 90 wpm (words per minute), while simultaneously scrolling through miles of text, and tons of images spread across multiple screens. Actually, nothing could be further from the truth. We all know that learning to code can be hard. But it's not impossible. And the benefits are worth it. Programming is more than just a skill; it's an empowering tool for self-expression and personal development.

Learning to code is a rewarding, challenging, and empowering experience. Even if you don't pursue a career in software development, learning to program will make you a more creative and strategic thinker. Learning to program is one of the most intellectually demanding and rewarding pursuits a person can undertake. Learning how to code teaches us how to think. 

Table tennis seems like it’s one of those sports that looks fun, but you just seldom get the chance to play it. It also feels a bit old-fashioned, since these days, most people won’t instantly think of table tennis when they think of sports they want to get good at. However, table tennis is starting to see a little bit of a resurgence lately, with some businesses even popping up, focused on providing a place for people to gather and have fun with the sport.

A ping pong table is the perfect addition to any family home. It is a game that everyone can play, and it's always a great activity for kids and adults alike. Learn why this timeless game should be in every home.

Some of the spreadsheets that we encounter contain large data sets that may be difficult to analyze. Google Sheets has a feature called conditional formatting that can make things easier for you.

Unlike other fashionable trends like clothes, shoes, or handbags, engagement rings are considered timeless and unlikely to fluctuate. However, every era comes with discovery, and people like a specific new trend, abandoning the previous norms.

On average, people spend about 50% of their waking time in their home. In recent years this has increased to about 62% due to the pandemic.  With all this time spent in our homes, there is no surprise that many want to improve the aesthetic, functionality and overall quality of their homes. In this post I’d like to explore a few key factors that can help transform any home into a practical living environment, that bring both pleasure and a calming factor to our lives.