Reme Le Hane

It’s been said to me that at times my responses can come across as a “no” first-unintentionally, of...

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The opening sentence of any message often carries more weight than everything that follows. I’ve...

Reme Le Hane

One of the things I’ve always been comfortable with is admitting when I don’t know something. To me,...

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Silence can feel heavier than words. In conversations, especially as a leader, there's an instinct to...

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Ownership is powerful. In our team, we lean into it hard - minimal hand-holding, maximum space for...

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I've always been a fixer. My instinct is to protect, to solve, to step in. A close friend once told...

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In 1:1s, whether with my reports or on the rare occasion with my own lead, I’ve noticed something:...

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A quiet team can feel safe on the surface — no conflict, no interruptions, no awkward moments. But...

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Technical ownership sounds great on paper. It means someone cares. Someone is responsible. Someone...

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There's this quiet myth in engineering that once you hit “senior,” you'll just know. You'll have all...

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Why chasing perfect code can slow you down — and what to do instead.

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In the pace of startup life, where speed often trumps formality, it's easy to sideline documentation...

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Alignment isn't just about goals on paper-it's about shared understanding, belief, and behavior...

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When you join a new team, it’s natural to want to prove yourself. But earning trust isn’t about...

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How to build a high-trust team culture where accountability thrives without micromanagement.

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A minimalist illustration of a human head with a target symbol, surrounded by speech bubbles representing feedback.

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When we talk about giving feedback, most of the advice out there focuses on how to say the thing. But...

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Psychological safety is not about lowering expectations, it’s about raising voices while keeping the bar high.

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Innovation and deadlines. Two words that often feel like oil and water in the software world. On one...

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Middleware is a feature that lets you run logic **before a request is completed**. You can use it to:

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In this post, we’ll explore how to scale agile practices effectively in growing software teams without losing the core benefits of the methodology.

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When building apps, you often encounter situations where you need to render different components or...

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Quick example of using Customer Painter for drawing shapes and graphics in flutter

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How to use the next image component to easily optimize your images.

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We’ll explore common project pitfalls and practical strategies to tackle them.

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Instead of juggling multiple useState calls, you can use useReducer to handle state transitions in a more structured way, similar to how Redux works.

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How we resolved the issue of uploading files in terrible network conditions in our mobile application.

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How to setup dynamic routing with APIs in NextJS

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Managing software engineering teams comes with its own set of unique challenges and rewards. From technical complexities to balancing deadlines with innovation

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Static generation has revolutionized the way developers build web applications, making sites faster, more efficient, and highly scalable