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7 Advanced JavaScript Testing Patterns for Handling Edge Cases

As a best-selling author, I invite you to explore my books on Amazon. Don't forget to follow me on Medium and show your support. Thank you! Your support means the world! JavaScript testing necessita...

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Building Robust CLI Tools in Rust: A Developer's Guide to Performance and Safety

As a best-selling author, I invite you to explore my books on Amazon. Don't forget to follow me on Medium and show your support. Thank you! Your support means the world! Command-line tools have been...

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The high cost of outdated software: A friend’s wake-up call

A few months ago, a friend of mine “let’s call him Mark” hit a critical roadblock running his mid-sized logistics business. His longstanding reliance on an outdated software system had turned fr...

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Supercharge Read Performance: 397x Faster Database Queries Through Denormalization

When working with relational databases, we often encounter situations where we need to count related records in a table.First, let's consider the following tables: ⛶CREATE TABLE orders ( order_i...

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The Intersection of Art and Code: How Creativity Shapes Software Development

Most people think of coding as a purely logical, analytical pursuit—a land of ones and zeros, algorithms, and efficiency. But let’s be real: if software development were just about following rules...

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Java @ 30: Still Hot, From Enterprise to AI

Hey dev community! 👋I just published a new article on the GitHub Blog examining why Java remains a cornerstone of enterprise development after 30 years.In "Why Java endures: The foundation of moder...

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Maximize Your Remote Dev Day

Hey fellow remote devs! 💻 Ever feel like your day just vanishes into the digital abyss? Yeah, me too! Wrangling code and managing time from home can be a wild ride. So, here’s how I keep my sanit...

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Nail Your Resume Summary: Common Mistakes Developers Make (and How to Fix Them)

Your resume summary is prime real estate. It's the first thing recruiters see. And most people waste it. They fill it with fluff, generic phrases, and things that don't matter. A bad summary doesn't j...

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I Built a Crew of AI Agents That Write Blogs So I Don’t Have To (Here’s How You Can Too)

"What Happens When You Put AI Agents in a Crew and Ask Them to Write a Blog?” - I was curious too. So I built one. This blog guides you step by step on how you can spin up your own AI-powered writin...

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The Overengineer’s Handbook: How to Build a Rocket to Toast Bread

Every dev team has at least one Overengineer™—the brilliant mind who can turn a simple task into a full-scale architectural marvel. Asked to build a to-do list? Here comes a Kubernetes cluster wit...

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7 Advanced JavaScript Testing Patterns for Handling Edge Cases

Building Robust CLI Tools in Rust: A Developer's Guide to Performance and Safety

The high cost of outdated software: A friend’s wake-up call

Supercharge Read Performance: 397x Faster Database Queries Through Denormalization

The Intersection of Art and Code: How Creativity Shapes Software Development

Java @ 30: Still Hot, From Enterprise to AI

Maximize Your Remote Dev Day

Nail Your Resume Summary: Common Mistakes Developers Make (and How to Fix Them)

I Built a Crew of AI Agents That Write Blogs So I Don’t Have To (Here’s How You Can Too)

The Overengineer’s Handbook: How to Build a Rocket to Toast Bread

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