Software Engineering

In software development, there's a type of developer I like to call the Over-Abstractor. This is the dev who, upon considering any new library, immediately suggests wrapping it in an abstraction layer "just in case" we want to switch to something else later. It sounds smart

When it comes to version control and Git workflows, there are a lot of strategies to choose from. While trunk-based development and feature branching are often the go-to choices, there’s another simple yet effective approach that’s often overlooked — user-based branching. This strategy offers a straightforward way for developers

In the world of modern software development, where speed, efficiency, and collaboration are paramount, Trunk-Based Development (TBD) has emerged as a powerful methodology. If you’re not already familiar with this concept, don’t worry—this article will walk you through it, explain its benefits, and highlight some critical considerations

In the early days of programming, the concept of "rituals" (a structured practice or ceremony) was deeply ingrained in how we learned to write code. It wasn’t just about syntax or tools; it was about understanding the underlying principles that govern every line of code we write.