Designing Demos That Don’t Lie: A Demo Engineer’s Guide
There’s a special kind of dread that comes from watching a demo you know will never survive first contact with a real codebase. On the surface, it loo…
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Who is actually responsible for Web Accessibility?
Who is responsible for making sure software is accessible? If your short answer is the front-end development team, I'm sorry to say that your software…
Why We Built Plainform and What It Means for Your Next Project
There is a moment every developer knows well. You have an idea. It is a good one. You open your editor, create a new project, and then reality sets in…
The future is already moving: New technologies that are reinventing how we get around
Technology around people's transportation has always been there since as long as our memory can reach, but nobody in the sector would deny that over t…
Your Codebase Is the New Prompt
Chapter 3 Deep-Dive: Your Codebase Is the Interface Companion document to "Software Development in the Agentic Era" By Mike, in collaboration with Cla…
Election Educaiton and Assistant app
Building ElectAssist: Revolutionizing Democracy with AI-Driven Election Intelligence In an era of information overload and increasing election complex…
The Future of Software Development: How AI Tools Like Claude Are Rewriting the Code
🚀 Introduction: The Shift Is Already Here Software development is entering a new era—one where writing code is no longer the hardest part. AI tools li…
How SSH Works—and How It Breaks (Part 2): Simulating a Man-in-the-Middle Attack
In this article, we’ll explore how a Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attack works using a small Docker-based lab. We’ll simulate how an attacker can steal cr…
9 Rules That’ll Help You Write Clean Code
You write code every day. It runs. Tests pass. Tickets close. But six months later, you open that same file and think: “Who wrote this?” It was you. A…
The Dunning-Kruger Effect: Why Your First 6 Months With a Framework Are a Lie
Hi there! I love learning. Who doesn't? I'm a firm believer that learning compounds over time and is the greatest leverage anyone has, in every area o…
Best Apideck Alternatives: Unified API Platforms
If you have ever tried to build product integrations yourself, you know what a time sink it is. OAuth pains. API docs that never match what the respon…
🚖 Designing an Uber/Ola-like Ride Booking System (LLD + UML Approach)
When I started practicing Low-Level Design, I realized that jumping directly into drawing UML diagrams often leads to messy, confusing designs. So ins…
Why Your Microservices Should Talk Like Functions, Not URLs (A Practical gRPC Walkthrough in Go)
In most microservice setups, service-to-service communication starts the same way: GET /api/v1/users/{id} It works. It’s familiar. It’s easy to debug.…
Why Your AI Productivity Dashboard Is Lying to You
Chapter 2 Deep-Dive: The Measurement Problem Companion document to " Software Development in the Agentic Era " By Mike, in collaboration with Claude (…
Rebuilding TLS, Part 3 — Building Our First Handshake
Overview: Where we are and What Is Still Missing In the previous part of this series, we made our fake secure channel much less fake. We started with …
Rich domain modelling: a library story
Most software doesn't have a domain model. It has a database schema, a set of service classes that orchestrate calls to it, and a collection of user s…
Hello Dev.to — I’m Emenike Nathaniel I’m excited to officially join this amazing developer community.
I’m a Full Stack Software Developer (MERN Stack), working with TypeScript, React, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, and Vite to build scalable, high-performa…
When a Precise Specification Is Not Enough
When people talk about requirements for industrial software, most imagine what an operator sees: process screens, alarms, trends, production overviews…
Agentic Development in a Nutshell: Context Engineering, the Dumb Zone, and Why Your AI Agents Are Fast, Overconfident Juniors 🤖🚀
By Ashwani Co Authors - Grok 4.20 and Gemini Pro April 2026 If you’ve been using AI coding agents lately ( Claude Code , Cursor , Windsurf , or Aider …
Comparing Popular Frameworks in Real Combat: Experience of Implementation in Production
In the demanding world of software development, the choice of a framework can profoundly impact a project's trajectory, from initial implementation to…
It’s AI coding era but naming is still hard
“There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation and naming things.” ~ Phil Karlton It’s been about a year since I started usin…
Building Adaptive Learning Systems: Lessons from Sikho.ai
Building Adaptive Learning Systems: Lessons from Sikho.ai Over the past year we have been building Sikho.ai — an AI-native learning platform that adap…
64 System Design Interview Questions, Ranked From Easiest to Hardest
If you've ever stared at a list of 200 system design interview questions and felt your motivation drain out through your shoes, this article is for yo…
In the AI age, Java is more relevant than ever
Powerful, scalable, reliable, cost-efficient, and ready to be your next AI language, Java can help modernize critical enterprise applications. Java is…
The Missing Protocol: How BFCP Unlocked Dual-Monitor Conferencing for Enterprise Room Systems
Enterprise room systems like Polycom and Lifesize support dual monitors — one for video, one for screen share. But when they joined a web conference t…
Practical Tips When Working with AI Coding Assistants
Background Modern AI coding assistants like Claude, GitHub Copilot, and ChatGPT can dramatically accelerate development. Recently, while working on a …