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Debugging Is Not a Setback — It's Part of Software Development

Abdul Haseeb Mari — Sun, 15 Nov 2026 03:30:15 +0000

Every developer encounters bugs. It doesn't matter whether you're building a small utility, a website, a desktop application, or a complex software system.

Something will eventually behave differently than expected.

The important thing is not how quickly you avoid every error. It's how effectively you investigate and solve problems.

A practical debugging workflow

1. Reproduce the problem

Understand exactly what happens and identify the steps that cause the issue.

2. Read the error carefully

Error messages often contain useful information. Don't ignore them or immediately change random parts of your code.

3. Isolate the issue

Check the smallest possible section of your application that could be responsible.

4. Test one change at a time

Changing multiple things simultaneously makes it difficult to understand what actually fixed the problem.

5. Verify the solution

Make sure the original issue is resolved and that your changes haven't introduced another problem.

A lesson worth remembering

Debugging develops patience, logical thinking, and a deeper understanding of how software works.

Sometimes the most valuable thing you learn from a project isn't a new programming feature. It's how you solved a difficult problem.

Final thoughts

Don't treat every error as failure. Treat it as information that helps you understand your application better.

What's one debugging lesson that has improved the way you develop software?

Debugging #SoftwareEngineering #Programming #ProblemSolving #DeveloperTips

Building Real Software Is One of the Best Ways to Learn Development

Abdul Haseeb Mari — Sun, 15 Nov 2026 03:29:23 +0000

Learning software development is not just about watching tutorials, reading documentation, or memorizing programming concepts. Real progress begins when you start building something yourself.

Every project introduces challenges that tutorials cannot fully prepare you for.

You might spend hours trying to understand why a function isn't working, why an interface looks different from what you imagined, or why an application behaves unexpectedly. These experiences are part of becoming a better developer.

What building projects teaches you

Problem-solving: Understand problems instead of immediately searching for copied solutions.
Consistency: Work on projects regularly, even when progress feels slow.
Debugging: Learn how to identify errors and understand their causes.
Design thinking: Build interfaces that are practical and easy to use.
Patience: Accept that good software takes time and improvement.

My approach

I believe in learning through practical development. Instead of waiting until I know everything, I prefer to start with an idea, build a working version, identify weaknesses, and improve it step by step.

A small completed project can teach more than a collection of unfinished tutorials.

Final thoughts

You don't need to be an expert to start building software. You need curiosity, consistency, and the willingness to learn from mistakes.

Keep building. Keep improving. Every project is another step forward.

What was the first project that helped you understand software development better?

SoftwareDevelopment #Programming #WebDevelopment #LearningByBuilding #DeveloperJourney

A Simple Debugging Workflow That Makes You a Better Developer

Abdul Haseeb Mari — Sat, 14 Nov 2026 04:23:21 +0000

Debugging can feel frustrating, especially when a problem appears without an obvious cause. A repeatable process makes it easier to investigate issues without introducing more of them.

1. Reproduce the problem

Write down the steps that cause the issue. Confirm whether it happens every time or only under certain conditions.

2. Read the error carefully

Check the full message, stack trace and relevant logs. Note the file, line or operation involved rather than guessing from the last visible symptom.

3. Reduce the problem

Create the smallest set of steps or inputs that still produces the failure. Smaller examples are easier to reason about.

4. Form one hypothesis

Choose one likely cause and test it. Avoid changing multiple unrelated parts of the application at once.

5. Verify the fix

Repeat the original steps and test nearby cases. A fix is not complete just because the error disappeared once.

6. Document the result

Record the cause, the change and how you verified it. This helps your future self and anyone else working on the project.

Conclusion

Debugging is a core development skill. A calm process—reproduce, inspect, isolate, test and document—turns confusing failures into useful learning.

Abdul Haseeb Mari
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Task Monitor provides helpful Windows tutorials, PC troubleshooting guides, computer optimization tips, software information, and practical solutions

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Debugging #SoftwareEngineering #Programming #DeveloperTips

Learning Software Development by Building Real Projects

Abdul Haseeb Mari — Sat, 14 Nov 2026 04:19:04 +0000

Tutorials and documentation are valuable, but building a project creates a different kind of learning. It forces you to connect concepts, make decisions and deal with details that examples sometimes leave out.

Start with a small, clear goal

Choose one problem and define what a finished first version should do. A small working feature is easier to test and improve than a large plan with no usable result.

Break the work into steps

Separate the interface, core behavior, data handling and error handling. Work through one piece at a time and keep the project runnable as it grows.

Treat errors as information

Read the full error message, reproduce the issue and identify the smallest failing case. Avoid changing several unrelated things at once.

Test on the hardware you care about

A project that runs well on a powerful development computer may behave differently on an older machine. Check memory use, startup time and responsiveness in realistic conditions.

Write down what you learn

Keep short notes about decisions, bugs and fixes. These notes help when you revisit the project and can become useful documentation for other developers.

Keep improving the result

After the first version works, ask whether the interface is clear, whether the feature solves the intended problem and whether the code is maintainable.

Final thought

Practical projects turn abstract knowledge into experience. Start small, stay curious and improve what you build.

Abdul Haseeb Mari
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DeveloperJourney #Programming #BuildInPublic #SoftwareDevelopment

How AI IS Changing The Future Of Software

Abdul Haseeb Mari — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 06:34:59 +0000

How AI Is Changing the Future of Software
Suggested description: Exploring natural-language interfaces, intelligent assistance and the importance of performance and responsible design.

Developer Journey

Abdul Haseeb Mari — Fri, 13 Nov 2026 06:31:28 +0000

From Ideas to Applications: My Journey as a Software Developer
Suggested description: Lessons from learning through practical projects, debugging and building software with purpose.

I Launched My Company Website, Made Task Monitor Free, and Opened Custom Project Requests

Abdul Haseeb Mari — Mon, 02 Nov 2026 14:46:14 +0000

Hello DEV Community!

I’m Abdul Haseeb Mari, a software developer and the Founder and Owner of Technology Software Development Company (TSDC).

I’m excited to share an important milestone in my software development journey: the official TSDC company website is now live!

Website: https://tsdc.ct.ws

The website is the official online platform for my company, software projects, and development activities.

Task Monitor is now available for free

I developed Task Monitor, a Windows desktop application that brings selected computer management tools together in one organized interface.

The application includes:

Home Dashboard

Storage Cleaner

Process Manager

Optimization

Windows Panel

RAM Reduct

About section

I’m making Task Monitor available for free download through the official TSDC website.

Download: [https://taskmonitor.free.nf/]

I hope the application will be useful to people who want convenient access to selected computer management tools on Windows.

Request custom software or website development

Do you have an idea for a software application or a website?

Through TSDC’s website, you can submit a custom development request.

Here’s how:

Visit https://tsdc.ct.ws

Create a request.

Describe the project you want to build.

This request system allows visitors to share their project requirements through the official website.

If you have a project idea, you can use the website to submit it.

Tesvor is in development

I’m also working on Tesvor, an upcoming AI computer assistant project.

Tesvor is currently in development. I’m continuing to work on the project and plan to share more information as it progresses.

About TSDC

TSDC stands for Technology Software Development Company. It is my independent software development company.

Task Monitor is my software product, and I developed it as part of my software development work. TSDC is the company behind my broader development activities.

I’m grateful to everyone who takes the time to explore my projects. I welcome constructive feedback and suggestions from the developer community.

TSDC website: https://tsdc.ct.ws
Task Monitor download: [https://taskmonitor.free.nf/]
Custom project requests: https://tsdc.ct.ws

Thank you for being part of my journey!

My Microsoft Rewards Journey: 37,000+ Points and Counting! 🇵🇰 Copy title

Abdul Haseeb Mari — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 14:16:19 +0000

🇵🇰 My Microsoft Rewards Journey: 37,000+ Points and Counting!

Hello, developers!

I'm Abdul Haseeb Mari, a software developer from Pakistan, and today I want to share a personal milestone from my Microsoft Rewards journey.

My current milestone: 37,000 Microsoft Rewards points:

My next goal: 100,000 points:

I've shared my progress on Facebook and GitHub, including screenshots of my current points balance and donation order history. Now, I'd love to share it with the wider developer community as well.

Beyond Microsoft Rewards

My biggest ambition is to become a recognized software developer worldwide by creating useful software and contributing to the technology community.

I'm working on projects under TSDC — Technology Software Development Company, including TESVOR AI, a Windows desktop assistant project.

My interests include:

Artificial intelligence and desktop applications
Windows automation and lightweight software
Building useful tools for everyday computer users
Open-source development and collaboration
Learning new technologies and solving real-world problems

What's Next?

I'm continuing toward my 100,000-point Microsoft Rewards goal while working to improve my software development skills and projects.

To be clear, 37,000 points is my current balance, not a claim that I earned them in one day or hold an official record. I'm sharing my personal progress transparently.

I'd love to hear from the community:

What projects are you building, and what milestones are you working toward?

Let's learn from each other, build useful technology, and grow together!

Developer: Abdul Haseeb Mari

Country: Pakistan 🇵🇰

Organization: TSDC — Technology Software Development Company

Project: TESVOR AI Current Rewards balance:** 37,000+ points

Next target: 100,000 points

SoftwareDevelopment #MicrosoftRewards #OpenSource #ArtificialIntelligence #GitHub #Pakistan #DeveloperCommunity #TESVORAI #TSDC

TSDC Company Is Officially Launched! Meet Abdul Haseeb Mari, Founder & Owner

Abdul Haseeb Mari — Tue, 20 Oct 2026 06:33:59 +0000

TSDC Is Officially Launched! Meet Our Founder, Abdul Haseeb Mari

Hello DEV Community!

I'm excited to share an important announcement: **TSDC — Technology Software Development Company has officially launched!

This is an exciting milestone for our company and an important step toward building our presence in the technology and software development industry.

Introducing TSDC

TSDC stands for Technology Software Development Company.

TSDC is a technology company focused on software development, digital innovation, useful software solutions, and exploring new possibilities in technology.

Our goal is to develop our brand, work on technology projects, share company updates, and connect with developers and technology enthusiasts around the world.

Meet Our Owner & Founder — Abdul Haseeb Mari

TSDC was founded and is owned by Abdul Haseeb Mari, who leads the company's vision and direction.

As the owner and founder of TSDC, Abdul Haseeb Mari aims to build a technology brand focused on creativity, software development, innovation, and continuous growth.

Through TSDC, he seeks to explore new ideas, develop useful digital solutions, work on software projects, and establish a stronger presence in the technology community.

This company represents his ambition to turn ideas into practical technology and build something meaningful for the future.

Connect with Abdul Haseeb Mari:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61595750662456

Our Vision & Goals

At TSDC, we are interested in exploring opportunities across the technology landscape.

Our areas of focus include:

Software development and applications
Useful software tools and digital utilities
Web technologies and digital solutions
Technology innovation and creative ideas
Learning, experimentation, and continuous improvement
Connecting with developers and technology enthusiasts

We believe that creativity, consistency, and a passion for technology can help turn ideas into useful digital experiences.

TSDC Has Officially Launched!

Our company has officially launched its online presence, and we invite everyone to follow our profiles to stay connected with announcements, company updates, and future software developments.

This is an important milestone, and we're excited about the opportunities ahead.

As our work progresses, we look forward to sharing more about our projects and developments with the community.

Follow TSDC on Our Official Platforms

You can find us on the following platforms:

GitHub: — TSDC

https://github.com/TSDC132

DEV Community: — TSDC

https://dev.to/tsdc

Facebook: — Official TSDC Profile**

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61595618218276

TikTok: — @tsdccompany**

https://www.tiktok.com/@tsdccompany?lang=en

Facebook: — Abdul Haseeb Mari, Owner & Founder**

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61595750662456

We would appreciate your support, follows, feedback, and encouragement as TSDC continues to grow its presence in the technology world.

Let's Connect!

I'm looking forward to connecting with developers, programmers, software engineers, and technology enthusiasts who share an interest in building and exploring technology.

Follow TSDC, visit our GitHub profile, and join the conversation here on DEV Community.

What kinds of software or technology projects would you like TSDC to explore in the future? Share your ideas in the comments!

Thank you for being part of this journey and supporting TSDC.

TSDC — Technology Software Development Company

Owner & Founder: Abdul Haseeb Mari

Innovating Ideas. Developing Technology. Building the Future.

Introducing TESVOR AI Intelligence -- The Feature Of Windows

Abdul Haseeb Mari — Sat, 10 Oct 2026 16:36:47 +0000

I'm excited to share a preview of my upcoming software project, TESVOR AI — Your Intelligent Windows Assistant.
After working on my previous software project, Task Monitor, I'm now looking forward to a new challenge: developing an AI-powered Windows assistant designed to make everyday computer tasks easier, faster, and more convenient through a single chat interface.
What is TESVOR AI?
TESVOR AI is an upcoming Windows application built around one simple idea: instead of navigating through multiple menus and settings, users should be able to type what they want to do and let the assistant handle the requested action.
Imagine opening an application, accessing a Windows tool, running a command, or initiating a system task simply by typing a message.
Examples of what I want TESVOR AI to do:
Open File Explorer
Type: Open File Explorer

The assistant will open File Explorer for you.
Open Control Panel
Type: Open Control Panel
Quickly access the Windows Control Panel without manually searching for it.
Execute command-line commands
Type: Run ipconfig
The assistant will execute the requested command and help display the results.
Start Windows Update
Type: Start updating my Windows
The assistant will help initiate the appropriate Windows Update action, subject to Windows permissions and confirmation requirements.
Shut down your PC
Type: Poweroff my PC
The assistant will request or initiate the appropriate shutdown action, with safeguards for important operations.
These are examples of the experience I want to build. The goal is to bring everyday Windows actions together through one straightforward chat interface.
My vision for TESVOR AI
• One chat interface for Windows commands

• Natural-language command requests

• Quick access to Windows applications and tools

• Command-line execution through supported requests

• Assistance with everyday Windows tasks

• A clean, modern, user-friendly interface

• Appropriate safeguards for sensitive system actions

Safety matters.** Actions that can affect your system, close applications, change settings, or shut down your computer should be handled carefully, with appropriate permission checks and confirmations.
Why TESVOR AI?
I believe computers should become easier to control, not more complicated. My vision is to make Windows interactions feel more natural: type what you want to do, understand what the assistant is asking, and perform supported tasks without unnecessary steps.
TESVOR AI is currently an upcoming project, and I'm sharing this early preview to introduce the idea and the direction I'm working toward.
This is more than a software announcement. It's the beginning of a new development journey.
Developer: Abdul Haseeb Mari
Follow my journey for future development updates, feature announcements, and progress on TESVOR AI.
The future of Windows is intelligent. The journey starts here.

TESVORAI #WindowsAI #ArtificialIntelligence #WindowsAssistant #SoftwareDevelopment #UpcomingProject #TechInnovation #AbdulHaseebMari

I Finally Completed My Windows Software — Task Monitor v1.0.0

Abdul Haseeb Mari — Thu, 08 Oct 2026 15:43:32 +0000

After a lot of development, testing, debugging, and improvements, I’m excited to announce that Task Monitor v1.0.0 is officially completed and released.

Task Monitor is a Windows desktop application I developed to provide system monitoring, process management, storage cleaning, and PC optimization features in one application.

What is Task Monitor?

Task Monitor is designed to give Windows users a simple way to monitor important system resources and access useful maintenance tools without needing several different applications.

The application provides information about CPU, RAM, GPU, and Windows performance from its main interface.

Main Features

System Monitoring

Task Monitor provides monitoring for:

CPU Performance
RAM Performance
GPU Performance
Windows Performance
System and hardware information

Process Manager

The Process Manager allows users to view running applications and processes, search for specific processes, and use End Task when an application needs to be closed.

Storage Cleaner

The Storage Cleaner provides cleanup options for selected unnecessary files, including:

Temporary Files
Windows Update Distribution
DirectX Shader Cache

Optimization

Task Monitor also includes optimization tools designed to help users manage and maintain their Windows system.

Ram Reduct

The Ram Reduct feature provides a dedicated interface for managing system memory when users need to reduce memory usage.

Development

Building Task Monitor was a long process.

During development, I worked on the interface, system monitoring, process management, storage cleanup, optimization features, GPU monitoring, memory management, testing, debugging, and finally the installer.

One of the important parts of the project was making the hardware monitoring work correctly with the installed Windows hardware and drivers.

After testing and fixing the remaining issues, I finally reached the point where I could release the first stable version.

Official Release

Task Monitor v1.0.0 is now available as an official GitHub release.

Download Task Monitor: https://github.com/AbdulHaseebMari/AbdulHaseebMari-Dev/releases/tag/V1.0.0

The release includes the Windows installer:

TaskMonitorSetup.exe

About the Developer

I’m Abdul Haseeb Mari a software developer interested in building Windows applications and learning through real-world projects.

Task Monitor is one of my major completed software projects, and completing it has been a great learning experience.

I’m planning to continue improving my development skills and create more useful software in the future.

Developer: Abdul Haseeb Mari
Software: Task Monitor
Version: 1.0.0
Platform: Windows 10 / Windows 11 (64-bit)

Thank you for reading and supporting my development journey.

TaskMonitor #SoftwareDevelopment #Windows #CSharp #WPF #Programming #DesktopApp #Developer

Building My Own Windows Desktop Software with C# and .NET

Abdul Haseeb Mari — Sun, 04 Oct 2026 12:36:03 +0000

Building My Own Windows Desktop Software — Task Monitor & FazaFix

Hello everyone!

I'm Abdul Haseeb Mari, a software developer and creator currently working on my own Windows desktop applications.

I've been learning software development by building real projects and experimenting with different features, designs, and technologies.

Task Monitor

One of my main projects is Task Monitor, a Windows desktop application I'm currently developing.

The goal is to create a useful application that provides tools for monitoring and managing a Windows PC.

Some of the features I'm working on include:

CPU performance monitoring
RAM usage monitoring
GPU performance monitoring
Windows system information
Process management
Storage cleaning
PC optimization

I'm building the application using C#, .NET, and WPF.

FazaFix

I'm also working on FazaFix, another Windows utility project focused on PC performance, system management, and optimization.

The project is part of my journey toward building practical Windows software that can be useful in everyday PC management.

Technologies I'm Learning & Using

C#
.NET
WPF
C++
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Git
GitHub
Windows Desktop Development

Why I'm Building These Projects

Instead of only learning programming through tutorials, I want to learn by actually building software.

Working on these projects gives me the opportunity to practice:

Software architecture
User interface design
System monitoring
Windows development
Debugging
Problem solving
Git and GitHub
Creating software that people can actually use

What's Next?

Both projects are still under development, and I'm continuing to improve them and add new features.

I'll be sharing more updates as development progresses, including new features, lessons learned, and improvements.

This is only the beginning of my software development journey.

Build → Learn → Improve → Repeat.

Thanks for reading!