Healthcare
AI is making its way into every industry, and healthcare is no exception. As a doctor, I’ve seen the promise of AI—faster diagnoses, streamlined processes, and fewer human errors. But I’ve also seen the pitfalls. AI doesn’t always get it right, and blind faith in its
Healthcare
Background As a doctor who transitioned into software development, I’ve always been fascinated by how the principles of tech optimization can improve patient care. One technique that bridges both worlds effectively is A/B testing. Although commonly used in tech and marketing, A/B testing can be a game-changer
Healthcare
As a doctor and developer, I've spent years on both sides of the table—treating patients and coding software that streamlines healthcare processes. AI is supposed to be the great equalizer, reducing human error and improving diagnostic efficiency. Yet, here we are in the end of 2024, and
Healthcare
As a doctor/ developer, I’ve seen firsthand how Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) can streamline workflows and improve patient care—when they’re well-designed. Unfortunately, poorly designed EMRs are more common than they should be, and they pose a serious threat to both patient safety and hospital liability. This isn’
Productivity
As a developer or freelancer, staying focused while handling multiple tasks can feel like a constant battle. The never-ending hours at your desk, the flood of emails, and unexpected client interruptions drain your energy and productivity. The Pomodoro Technique offers a practical solution. It’s a straightforward yet highly effective
Healthcare
I’m a doctor by education and a developer by practice, and I've spent a fair share of my time working on Electronic Medical Records (EMR) apps. From both sides of the table — the clinical side and the IT side — I've seen one thing over and
ERP
Back Story: Why My Friend Ditched Agencies for Low-Code and What He Learned A friend of mine, a notable manufacturer in Konya, Turkey, recently told me about his journey of moving away from relying on software agencies. Frustrated with unreliable local software developers and agencies, he decided to take matters
science
If you’re a fan of science fiction and haven’t watched The Expanse yet, you’re missing out on what could arguably be one of the most well-crafted and scientifically grounded space operas of our time. This critically acclaimed series is based on the books by James S.A.
Germany
Why Germany's Embrace of Open Source Software Sets a Powerful Example for Digital Innovation
Remember when Google was like your trusty digital sidekick—always ready to serve up exactly what you needed with lightning speed? Well, something's changed, and I'm betting you've noticed it too. The Search Result Rollercoaster Let's talk about the elephant in the
Static Generator
As a web developer who prioritizes open-source solutions, I have been using Hexo extensively for personal projects before considering it for larger, production-level use cases, including a horse riding blog. I personally like it, as it is simple, fast, with markdown support, and easier workflow. While Hexo is a battle-tested
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Last week, something happened that made me deeply reflect on how AI is changing the way we perceive reality. A friend sent me a video of someone performing traditional horseback riding in Libya. The video was a drone shot by my dear friend Maher Alawami, a video producer, a photographer
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity Pentesting and Smart Cars: The Growing Need for Secure Autonomous Vehicles
Healthcare
The Open-source EMR/ EHR/ HIS Solutions in 2024, did not change much for the last 10 years, why?
Svelte
After getting recommendations from some friends, I decided to give Svelte a shot in four different apps. To be fair, it was a smooth experience, but it quickly became apparent that Svelte isn't nearly as mature as React or Vue. In terms of its ecosystem and community, Svelte
Samsung
As a freelance developer focused on medical and web applications, the recent news about Samsung's layoffs hit hard. Over the past decade, corporate layoffs have become a disturbing trend, affecting thousands and destabilizing economies. Major companies, like General Electric, Ford, and IBM, have made headlines for substantial workforce
gadgets
Why simply exercise when you can have a smart gadget do all the thinking for you? Forget about mastering form, technique, or self-discipline—these gadgets are here to help (or completely confuse you). Let’s take a look at the most pointless smart sports devices you can find on Amazon,
Opinions
Welcome to the era of smart devices, where “getting off the couch” is a legendary tale told by our ancestors. With AI apps and gadgets invading every corner of our lives, it seems we’ve turned into a bunch of highly advanced couch potatoes—more tech-savvy and less physically active
Opinions
In a world where simplicity seems to be taking a backseat, we’re bombarded with a plethora of “smart” gadgets that make us wonder: Why complicate our lives when we could keep things easy? Not Everything Needs to Be Smart! Enough Smart Things, Keep it Simple - The Need to
Opinions
As a web developer, I often get asked about frameworks for building scalable, powerful applications. While Svelte has gained popularity for its simplicity, I wouldn't recommend it for large-scale projects. The Svelte Appeal: A Double-Edged Sword Svelte positions itself as a revolutionary framework, promising a streamlined experience that
Opinions
As we live in a world where everything is “smart.” Smart toasters, smart mirrors, smart water bottles—because apparently, we need a reminder to drink water. But just when you thought the tech world couldn’t get any more absurd, along comes the Smart Potty Training App. Yes, you read
Opinions
We live in an era where everything, from your toothbrush to your trash can, is powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI). You might have heard the phrase “there’s an app for that,” but now it seems there’s a smart device for everything—whether it makes sense or not. In
Opinions
Smart technology is everywhere. It’s embedded in our homes, cars, workplaces, and even on our wrists. From smart toasters and watches to fitness trackers and voice-controlled assistants, we live in a world where convenience is king. But here’s the problem: the more dependent we become on this tech,
Artificial Intelligence
As, we’re witnessing the incoming of more and more devices infused with smart features. As both a doctor and a software developer, I appreciate the innovation behind these advancements, but I can’t help but feel that not every gadget needs to be “smart.” When we try to squeeze