What a Heck is CoderXCoder ?!


This my first post at blogger and it will not contain something useful! all I'm doing right now is figuring out how this blogger thing work?
You still here? 
Ok.. 

Intro..

Since you continue reading I will give some information about who am I and what this blog will talk about. My name is Ahmed AbdElmoniem Hassan, long name huh? you can call me Ahmed Joum, or Hulagu  as my work mates calls me. 
I'm a Software Engineer that is doing a lot of things beside my main career that is not Software Engineering, some time I even forgit that I'm a software engineer or even a software developer, starting from my job title currently at DAL Group which is: Business Application Specialist. what dose that even mean? I don't even remember the job description that I sign for, so I did search it  while I writing this actually and found this, and it's literally describe the mess that I am in those days.
However, to simplify the description, what I am doing right now is: back-end development (Web APIs, Web Services, Web Applications..) and from time to time "sense I have no designer sight" a front-end development, BI report generation. and Doing support for the "Already Existed" business softwares,  Yes, the end user support, and the End User definition is: the one who cannot differentiate between "Application not working" and the mouse is disconnected! 
Beside all of the previously mentioned, I must be an ERP Specialist, particularly a Microsoft Dynamics 365 and CRM 365 Specialist, why did I say "I must" because, firstly, I know nothing about them both (from business and technical sight), secondly, the Organisation that I working for still didn't implement the ERP, but they will, soon actually, therefore I must read and do some ERP "Hello World"-ing Here and there. and I believe this will take most of this blog posts. 
Moreover, I handling a mobile application project using ionic 3 and Angular, I am falling in love of those technologies, so you will find me posting a lot about those technologies, even somtimes writing a very basic tips, tricks and problem to solve with childish excitement that could be "meh!" for some of you.
 However, all of this full of things bio could make you think that I'm a kind of smart geek man that know many things and do great others, Sorry but I am not, yes I know meany thing but I'm expert at non, even after 3 years of working I still feel that my knowledge is superficial, with no great achievements or awesome code that uploaded on github.com, or good business understanding, and no great idea that is in real world right now. 
So, why do you have to read my blogs? because I will enjoy writing my stories, through my path from nothingness to greatness, and you will enjoy reading it :)

So what is this blog about? 

CoderXCoder it does named based on the anime series HunderXHunter, like the anime it will tell a non making sense  adventures, but on daily working live. 
I will talk about technical stuff that I'm doing, and Technical problems that I'm facing and how I solve it on the following fields: 
  • Mobile Application Developing. 
  • Web Application Developing. 
  • ERP Administration.
  • And even Business conflicts and how it have been solved and automated.

I hope it will be exciting blogging, with useful knowledge to share. 

Comments

  1. UnknownMarch 21, 2018 at 10:08 PM

    Nice idea and good luck. I'll be waiting for your next blog :)

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