Omid Farhang

omid.dev/now

After 15 years in the trenches, my recent epiphany wasn’t “I don’t know X”, it was “I don’t know what I don’t know.” The fix isn’t memorizing every tool; it’s building habits that surface gaps before they become expensive.

Location:

Tehran, Tehran, Iran

Professional title:

Frontend Architect & Engineering Lead

What do you do?

I write about frontend architecture, Angular, Linux, DevOps, and the everyday habits that make technical work more humane and durable.

Why?

Mostly I write to think better - research topics I’d otherwise ignore, get corrected when I’m wrong, and talk to people outside my usual circle. Over time it’s also become a practical tool: a link I can send when someone asks, and a way to be found by people and projects I can actually help.

What should we read?

I don't have one bible. I read across articles more than books. As a kid I loved Isaac Asimov, and today's world makes it hard to settle on one author. Lately, anything on critical thinking catches my eye.