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Technical debt is like credit card debt, it compounds if ignored.

13 August 2025

If you’ve ever had a credit card, then you probably know the drill: you buy something, the statement comes in, and you think, “I’ll deal with it next month”. Then interest pi…

Silence isn't golden, it's the sound of a failing project.

6 August 2025

Picture this: the big demo is 48 hours away. The product owner asks, “How’s feature X?” The room goes quiet, and you can almost hear the timeline slipping.When it c…

Automate it once, or do it forever.

30 July 2025

Some tasks can feel like déjà vu. How many times have you set up a project, created and sent invoices, or run deployment scripts? These tiny tasks only take a few minutes, bu…

Your tests aren't flaky... they're broken. Fix them!

23 July 2025

We’ve all encountered that one test that usually passes, but sometimes, for no obvious reason, flashes red. Same code, different result. Rerun and it’s magically green again.…

Sometimes you just need a slingshot, not a rocket launcher.

16 July 2025

When you hear Django + React or Django + Vue, you might immediately picture a split architecture, i.e., having a separate frontend app, a separate…

If you don’t test it, you’re just hoping it works.

9 July 2025

Testing is not something extra. It’s not a bonus.👉 Testing is an important part of the work.When you write a web application without tests, you can’t be confid…

A single layer of defense is like wearing armor with no pants… still vulnerable.

2 July 2025

When you secure a web application, you shouldn’t pour all your efforts into just one layer, whether it’s the network, the frontend, the backend, authentication, etc.…

Too few logs? You're clueless. Too many? You're lost.

25 June 2025

Ever tried finding out what went wrong with no logs? It’s like trying to find a needle in a haystack in total darkness. While trying the same thing with too many logs is like…