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"Technical debt" might be one of the most successful terms ever coined in software engineering. Not because it solved the problem. Technical debt is s…
This is not a startup guide. It is closer to something I can finally put into words after a few years of building, watching, and getting things wrong …
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TL;DR Welcome back to Dev Opportunity Radar . This is a weekly series where I share opportunities, resources, communities, and interesting finds that …
Part 4 of **The Answerability Problem , and the one that isn't about abstention. Parts 1–3 argued that the field measures the wrong half and that my o…
I recently read an article by the main maintainer of InversifyJS describing the journey of rebuilding its dependency resolution algorithm . What caugh…
I build a hospital's internal tools as a non-developer, which means AI writes most of the code. So of course I did the responsible thing: I had AI rev…
If this is too long, tldr : Google Conway’s Law wath yt video and think There is a popular rule in software development called Conway's Law. It says t…
Six articles in two months. About 200 views. Total. Here is the full table, because a postmortem without numbers is just a mood: # Article Views React…
Over the past few months, I've noticed something changing in technical discussions. It used to be: "I think we should do X because..." Then came argum…
Welcome to this week's Top 7, where the DEV editorial team handpicks their favorite posts from the previous week (Saturday-Friday). Congrats to all th…
Hey everyone! I bring you my development journey on what I have discovered, accomplishments for this month, and the goals for next month! Additionally…
Built for OpenAI Build Week Aether Canvas What I Built Aether Canvas A spatial workspace that builds itself I built a workspace that reads your files …
A deep-dive into the mechanisms that make software progressively harder to evolve. Introduction An application written ten years ago still works. User…
We’ve all been there: you hit the gym three days in a row, hit your PRs, and feel like a Greek god. But by Thursday, you're exhausted because you forg…
TL;DR Welcome back to Dev Opportunity Radar . This is a weekly series where I share opportunities, resources, communities, and interesting finds that …
When the machine produces execution for free, and infinitely, value moves to the one thing it can't do: knowing what's worth making. Taste stops being…
Sometimes the most valuable work doesn't produce a single commit. Today was one of those days. I didn't implement a new feature in my TypeScript proje…
In the era of "hustle culture," our most valuable asset—sleep—is often the first thing we sacrifice. But what if you could automate your recovery? Tod…
Community forums are still one of the best ways to collect feedback, answer questions, and build discussions around a project. The problem is that mos…
When I was a student, I had a picture in my head of what working at a big tech company would be like. It came from the places any student's picture co…
A Field Manual · Subject: Job search as MDP Audience: The reflective applicant Horizon: Built to last A durable framework for applications, outreach, …
When you view the academic, professional, and technological worlds through the intersectional lens of a woman born and raised in the Global South, you…
Toss out a brick to lure a jade gem. — The 36 Stratagems, Throw Out a Brick to Get a Jade Previously on this series: #8: Alex Watched an AI Dashboard …
Recall your workday yesterday. You reviewed a PR. You traced a bug. You weighed two designs. All of it felt like thinking. Now count something specifi…
When the enemy occupies favorable terrain, don't attack head-on. Let them think they're safe, let their guard drop — then strike the moment they relax…
Most foreign developer products don't fail in Korea because they're bad. They fail because a Korean developer couldn't get to first success — in their…
Hey everyone! I don't want to steal @hemapriya_kanagala series. This is more of a DEV opportunity breaking news. I am currently volunteering at CALEC …
This is more of a thought experiment than a firm stance. I’m not really here to be pro-AI or anti-AI. I use it almost every day when I’m searching for…
Are We Offloading Too Much Thinking to AI? Meta Description: Are we offloading too much of our thinking to AI? Explore the cognitive risks, real data,…