Zero to Hero Weekly | Issue 14 — Respect and Understanding

When your team is diverse, figuring out where everyone is coming from can be difficult. It’s not only diversity in culture. Today, a typical office environment can include members from four different generations. The amount of diversity is both an opportunity and also a challenge in itself.

Welcome to the fourteenth issue of Zero to Hero Weekly.

This week, I started digging deeper into Kubernetes Security. It will be my main focus next couple of months.

Since I’ll be in R&D mode, I will create less content. However, no matter how busy I am, I still want to do these weekly reviews because I’ve received great feedback about them so far. It makes me delighted that you folks are finding them helpful and informative—I will keep them coming!

Also, deep research on the subject matter will mean more articles and video ideas in the backlog. Eventually, those items will find their place on Zero to Hero—I see this as a marathon, not a race. And as always, I value quality over quantity.

FizzBuzz Pro 💻

On the FizzBuzz Pro end, I’ve finally finished the IDM APIs, and I also automated the deployment process a bit. You can find me working on these in the recent screencasts.

Next on my agenda is setting up the Stripe Integration and working on the subscriptions API.

Here’s the sequence diagram of actions that I have in mind:

FizzBuzz Pro Subscription Sequence Diagram
FizzBuzz Pro Subscription Sequence Diagram

Of course, things may change along the way, and I may update the diagram, and I wanted to share it while it was fresh in my mind.

Synesthesia Anyone?

I’ve created a YouTube channel where I combine my piano interpretations with AI-generated OpenGL visualization.

I have four music pieces already. I’ll add more in time. That’s also a good motivation factor for me to put my heiney on that bench and study piano. Win-win 😀.

Synestetic Experiences
Synestetic Experiences

It’s a mesmerizing experience. Come check it out.

Random Thought of the Week

When your team is diverse, figuring out where everyone is coming from can be difficult.

It’s not only diversity in culture. Today, a typical office environment can include members from four different generations. The amount of diversity is both an opportunity and also a challenge in itself.

And there are ways to reap the benefits of a multi-cultural, multi-generational work environment. Here’s how:

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