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April 1st: The Nuclear Pranks Only Real Developers Will Respect (and Regret)

April 1st. The one day where all the Agile, DevOps, and Security Best Practices™ you proudly post about on LinkedIn go out the window, and you unleash the chaos goblin you’ve been suppressing all ...

01.04.2025 0 Read More

“Async vs. Sync: The Dysfunctional Love Triangle in Your Codebase”

There are only two types of devs in the world: Those who misuse async/await like it’s going out of style. And liars. Welcome to the eternal battle between synchronous and asynchronous code—where y...

04.04.2025 0 Read More

He Vanished After I Completed the Website" — Why a Developer Needs a Contract and NDA

"I'll send the payment when you finish the site."Those were the last words from a client I trusted. We exchanged a few emails, had a pair of Zoom calls, and a verbal agreement. I constructed the entir...

13.04.2025 0 Read More

"Letting Go of Dead Ideas — Wisdom from an Indie Dev"

Smart dev? One who can let go of idea. Even if idea was big. Even if it was yours.Not all plans work. Not all thoughts lead to glory. Hold too tight, you get stuck. You no move. You no grow.It not fai...

15.04.2025 0 Read More

Just Launched a New Reddit Space for Developer Reflection

I just launched a subreddit called r/devreflection (the full link is: https://www.reddit.com/r/devreflection/) where developers can share stories, lessons, and the real, reflective side of their jour...

20.04.2025 0 Read More

April 1st: The Nuclear Pranks Only Real Developers Will Respect (and Regret)

“Async vs. Sync: The Dysfunctional Love Triangle in Your Codebase”

He Vanished After I Completed the Website" — Why a Developer Needs a Contract and NDA

"Letting Go of Dead Ideas — Wisdom from an Indie Dev"

Just Launched a New Reddit Space for Developer Reflection

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