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Simple Code Scales Better Than Clever Code

2d ago · 3 min read · One lesson that has become increasingly clear throughout my software engineering journey is this: Simple code scales better than clever code. When we're early in our careers, it's natural to be exci

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Would You Start a New SaaS Product with a Monolith in 2026?

5d ago · 3 min read · For years, the tech industry has promoted microservices as the gold standard for scalable software architecture. And to be clear—they absolutely have their place. Companies like Netflix, Amazon, and U

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The Software Interview Paradox

May 27 · 2 min read · One of the strangest realities in tech is this: The skills that make you successful as a software engineer are often different from the skills tested in interviews. You can build systems used by thous

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The Most Expensive Line of Code Is the One You Didn't Delete

May 25 · 2 min read · As developers, we're often taught how to write code. But one of the most valuable engineering skills is knowing what not to keep. Over the years, I've seen teams spend weeks optimizing complex systems

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Friday Learning: Knowing vs Understanding

May 22 · 2 min read · This week reminded me of a lesson that every developer eventually learns: Knowing a concept is not the same as understanding it. As developers, we're surrounded by endless learning resources. Java tut

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Ishwar Chandra Tiwari | codewithishwar's blogs

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Simple Code Scales Better Than Clever Code

Would You Start a New SaaS Product with a Monolith in 2026?

The Software Interview Paradox

The Most Expensive Line of Code Is the One You Didn't Delete

Friday Learning: Knowing vs Understanding