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Building a Modern Blog with Astro
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Observability Stack Design
A practical observability design that brings logs, metrics, and traces together into a single operational model.
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Software Development with Artificial Intelligence
AI-powered software development tools and their impact on modern software engineering.
Career
Does GitHub Copilot Make Developers Lazy? My Perspective
With 20 years of experience, I question how AI tools like GitHub Copilot impact developer productivity and whether they lead to laziness.
Career
The Thing I Wish I Had Given Up On Sooner in My Career
A lesson distilled from twenty years of experience: My biggest mistakes weren't technical, but not knowing when to give up. How I fell into the perfectionism.
Technology
Microservices Are Not Always The Right Answer
The allure of microservices in software architecture is strong, but twenty years of experience have shown me they're not always the right solution. On this.
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I Locked Up the Server Because of Docker: A Lesson in Trust and
I'm sharing the moment Docker completely locked up my server and the valuable lessons I learned from that mistake. How a wrong assumption can lead to a big...
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Which Technology Did I Trash This Week?
With 20 years of experience, what does 'trashing' a technology mean to me? A personal take on the allure of shiny innovations versus real-world pragmatism…
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Kubernetes Is Not For Everyone: A Look With 20 Years of Experience
With 20 years of system architecture experience, I discuss why Kubernetes is not the right solution for everyone, focusing on cost and complexity.
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Mobile Offline-First Sync: Expectations vs. Realities
We delve into the intricacies of offline-first synchronization in mobile applications, the challenges encountered, and real-world expectations.
Technology
AI Won't Make Us Unemployed, But...
With 20 years of system architect experience, I discuss AI's future role and how it will shape us. We won't be unemployed, but we will transform.
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What Stole Most of My Time This Week?
With 20 years of system architecture experience, I explain that the thing that stole most of my time in my career wasn't a line of code, but a 'yes'.
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Secret Rotation Strategies: The Security Cost of Automation
I delve into secret rotation strategies, the impact of automation on security, and practical approaches.
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I Paid the Bill for AI-Written Code Months Later
A personal experience about the cost of using AI-generated code without questioning it, and the lessons I learned in the process.
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Error Handling Approaches: Exceptions or Result Types?
Error handling in software, choosing between Exceptions and Result types, is often a dilemma. Based on my 20 years of experience, I'll explain these two.
Technology
Open Source, Yet Centralized
I examine the singular control mechanisms behind open-source projects and their long-term effects through my own experiences.
Career
Why Do Most SaaS Companies Fail?
With 20 years of system architecture experience, I explain why most SaaS startups fail and what the right steps should be.
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Log Level Decisions: The Anatomy of DEBUG, INFO, and ERROR Strategies
Managing system and application log levels (DEBUG, INFO, ERROR) correctly is critical for troubleshooting and operational efficiency. In this guide, based on.
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20 Lessons I Learned in Server Management
In my twenty-year journey in system administration, I learned much more than just technical knowledge. The most important lessons came from my mistakes, my.
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What I Learned Developing ERP: Much More Than Code
Working on a manufacturing ERP for over 5 years, I learned that software architecture is actually organizational flow. Here's why we need to focus on much more.
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Technical Debt: The Silent Killer, A Project's Most Secret Cost
In my career, technical glitches weren't the real problem; it was the technical debt accumulated by saying 'we'll fix it later.' This silent killer's impact on.
Life
What I Understood Late When Burnout Hit
When I reached the brink of burnout in my 20-year career, I realized the biggest lesson wasn't a technical error, but not knowing my own limits. My experiences.