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My 2nd article this week, I'm supposed to keep it to just once per week but whateverrr, I've had this...

I once spent quite some time optimizing a database query that was bringing our API to its knees. We...

Three microservices, two incompatible auth models, one public endpoint, and a Go gateway that turned...

If you've shipped software in the last three years, you've probably watched your job description...

This will be a boring article today, but I wanted to write it after talking to a developer who...

You've seen the developer. Maybe you are the developer. They discover DRY — ✨ Don't Repeat Yourself...

The argument sounds reasonable: fewer lines of code mean fewer bugs. Simpler to review, easier to...

Here's a thing nobody talks about in the "building a healthy engineering culture" TED talks: junior...

No sides. No agenda. Just two languages walking into a bar and us watching what happens. ...

We obsess over making code last. Maybe we should obsess over making it leave gracefully. There's...

There is a belief quietly embedded in some engineering cultures that suffering equals seriousness....

Most teams treat Redis as a magic eraser for slow queries. Here is what an actual caching strategy looks like, with real TypeScript solutions you can use today.

Welcome back. Last episode, we reviewed a Laravel function that used three loops to reconstruct an...

There is a conversation that happens in engineering teams all over the world, constantly, and it...

"Premature optimization is the root of all evil." Donald Knuth wrote that in 1974. It is one of the...

There's a moment in every product team's life. The roadmap is open, someone's had a coffee too many -...

We've all been there. Sprint planning rolls around, and someone raises their hand: "We need to pay...

🕵️ The Scene of the Crime Let me paint you a picture. You're in a meeting room. Someone's...

Spring WebFlux promises to handle thousands of concurrent users while your code stays blissfully...