"When I encounter a problem, I contact the in-house expert for advice on resolving it. In some cases, I reach out to developer help platforms, such as GitHub and Stack Exchange, to read about similar problems, and then I apply them to my situation. I also belong to a developer's community, where we share ideas and get help."

 "Technological development is a constant in today's world. Thus, I regularly stay updated by subscribing to newsletters from credible websites on software technologies. Also, I belong to the Canadian software developing Twitter community, where I learn from other top talents in the industry."

"Object-oriented programmeming relies on the idea that everything is an object. It involves defined objects with attributes and properties. Usually, these objects contain their own methods and procedures. Under this software development process, we develop software using objects that interact with each other. The importance of object-oriented programmeming is that it allows us to spend less time on coding."

"My biggest lesson has to be about time management. I saw an opportunity to apply for a huge grant, which required applicants to submit a particular project to obtain it. I delayed starting the project until the exact time I believed it would need to be finished. In the end, I couldn't meet the deadline, and since then, I factor in unforeseen circumstances in timing projects."

"At my former workplace, I used the Agile model for some tasks while I avoided it during other tasks, owing to its limitation. For instance, it isn't very suitable when working on long-term or large applications. Nonetheless, I use it more often for shorter projects because it's faster and easier."

 "The activities involved in the software development process are as follows. It starts with the requirement analysis, to the specification design, followed by the designing of the software architecture, then the implementation stage. After this, the software proceeds to the testing stage, documentation, support, and training, before finalizing it at the maintenance stage."

"Before getting to the final stages of coding, I first test the code concurrently to ensure it has no bugs, optimise it, and maintain efficiency. Likewise, upon completion, I test the software or application through error-tracking applications and software, such as sentry, to certify its readiness to go through the next cycle of development."

 "As a software developer, my primary role includes researching, designing, implementation, and finally the management of software programmes. Further, I have to run tests and evaluations, when required, on newly developed programmes. In addition, I'm also responsible for writing and implementing error-free codes. I also need to identify old programmes that need slight modifications occasionally."

 "To review a code, I focus on its readability, functionality, and security. I also check for unnecessary lines to ensure an optimal code. After the first phase, I go over the code again, against my standard checklist. This includes manual and automated testing, code duplication, memory leaks, size of code blocks inside loops, difficulty level, and ease of understanding."

"While growing up, I had computers all around me. My uncle, who lived with us, was a computer programmemer. My dad works at his desktop from home, while my older brother runs a blog. So I was never without computers around. Hence, my love for building items using them."

"Pace. I do practically everything, every time, at top speed. This also translates to work. I'm very fast in writing codes, learning new tools, and, most importantly, multitasking. This means that I'm very efficient and productive in delivering on projects. Because it's now a habit, I've mastered doing this while still paying attention to details."

"On occasions when a client has complaints about a completed project, I take responsibility and apologise. Then, I ask what specifically they want that's not included or what they don't like about the project. I ensure I note the amendments and review my output based on these notes. This ensures I leave the customer satisfied."

 "I have an interest in software designed to solve a common problem. I love the research and survey aspect the most, knowing I'm just about to solve many people's problems. However, I find conducting surveys or research less amusing. I prefer reading the results to create a solution."

 "At first, I ensure I note everything a client wants, then I ask other relevant questions about the project. We go through it thoroughly to ensure it's the exact project the client has in mind. Next, I consider my current to-do list and their attached deadlines as well as the workforce available. Finally, I like to add some extra days to my timeline when providing the projection for the project's completion date."

 "In my 10 years of programmeming, I've had to use JavaScript, Python, and Java, owing to the demands of my employers and clients. Presently, I'm learning the use of C++ to perfect my skills. I love trying new language tools because they all have their own advantages."