What are your take-home skills? Are you portable? HMRC is very tight on take-home pay. They try to control what you take home. But this is untrue in terms of skills because they can’t prevent what skills you take home. A press release with the title HMRC highlights a decade of bizarre excuses and expense claims reported that HMRC gets a bunch of amusing and out-of-the-world reasons during the Self Assessment deadline.

You saw a link preview on Twitter. You glimpse the URL and wonder, “Wow, what a great idea that is! Why don’t I get this type of idea?” Then you click only to find out— no, it’s not what you assumed. Take Business for Developers as an example. When you saw this URL, you might have thought this is all about selling small businesses to developers. Maybe you guessed this site is a marketplace for businesses that other people want to sell.

I was once working on a project that involved working with analytical stuff— charts and so on. It was like Google analytics on steroids, and I worked on this project for three months. I imported data from several places and designed the database using my back-end code. It was a one-man show where I did everything on the project, from top to bottom. Three months had passed, but I could not show much progress.

MKBHD, aka Marques Brownlee, does a video series prefixed with “Dear”. Dear Apple…, Dear Twitter…, Dear Samsung…". He moans or points out problems with those companies’ products or even at the company itself. I am sure you, as a developer, are as frustrated. You spot tons of problems. One of the advantages we developers have is finding problems; we sometimes encounter issues in our software and mostly fix these. We see problems in other people’s code, our code, and products everywhere, but we also try to find solutions for them.

Today I will give you practical, pragmatic ideas to sell your code— no fuss, no caveat (except that, I lied: there is just one caveat). I will show you two ways of making money out of your code: one is Direct Sales, and another is Indirect Sales. Now, please, please don’t ignore the Indirect stuff. You might exclaim, “Oh, I know this. These are indirect. These don’t make money at all.

I know I am not active in my blog these days, I can make lots of “excuses”, but I am just gonna provide two reasons: I have moved to the UK. I am making YouTube videos. Well it doesn’t mean the blog is gone, in fact I am writing this post to assure you that I will keep writing. Instead of telling you what I am doing on YouTube (well, you can see it there, no point in writing) I will tell you what I have learnt so far on my short YouTube journey.

One of the things I love about Go is its powerful collection of standard libraries, one of those is the image library. I’ll show you how you can have a fun exercise or a weekend project in Go, that’ll convert an image to grayscale (or kinda black and white). This tutorial will help you learn standard image library or if you’re new to Go it’ll teach you some basic concepts of Go.

You have a “nice little” Laravel app. You return views from your controllers, you redirect with a flash message when you’re done with something or when something goes wrong. But sometimes you need to send Ajax requests to the server. And this time those views and redirects don’t make sense. You need JSON response. You create two different methods in your controller, one returns JSON and one returns View, because you also want the page to be loaded from server when user(or search engines) hit the url directly.

Imagine a man named Bob who has a fatal disease and he has a very low chance of living more than a year. Expensive and regular treatment may save him. Bob needed a new laptop so that he can earn some money from home, he bought one with $400 which comes with 1 year warranty. The sales girl asked him if he needs additional protection plan for $100 which will give him 3 more years of warranty?

Since my childhood, I have always been obsessed with technology. Today I am gonna share with you, how I handle my day to day life using technology. This article just covers some productivity tools that I use. If you find this article helpful then leave a comment down below. If it seems that it’s helping many people then in future I will write about how I handle work, communication, finance, health etc.