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Agentic Coding: Your Code Is Getting Worse Because…

…you're NOT using it. People ask me a lot if code quality has declined since I switched fully to agentic coding. Spoiler: it's the opposite. Let me tell you why. 35 Years of Watching Code Rot Over the past 35 years of my coding life (I'm not joking —...

Feb 143 min read

MCMaxi Contierimaximilianocontieri.com

Refactoring 038 - Reify Collection

TL;DR: Wrap primitive collections into dedicated objects to ensure type safety and encapsulate business logic. Problems Addressed 😔 Type safety violations Logic duplication Primitive obsession Weak encapsulation Strong coupling avoiding collection...

Feb 55 min read

PSPriya Sharmaall-mail.hashnode.dev

Optimizing Workflow: The 2026 Inbox Technical Design Explained

In the software engineering world, we obsess over millisecond improvements in our code and CI/CD pipelines. Yet, when it comes to our personal and professional communications, many of us are still running high-entropy, legacy workflows. Jumping betwe...

Feb 43 min read

PSPriya Sharmaall-mail.hashnode.dev

Optimizing Your Workflow: How 2026 Inbox Technology Redefines Efficiency

Feb 33 min read

AKAyush Kaushiklogiclooptech.dev

FastAPI Lifespan vs Startup Events: The Mistake That Breaks Async Apps

Introduction Async bugs in FastAPI rarely fail loudly. They pass tests.They work locally.And then they quietly break under load. A large number of issues developers blame on FastAPI or SQLAlchemy leaked connections, hanging requests, random MissingGr...

Jan 274 min read

RLRolan Lobornr-still-figuring-things-out.hashnode.dev

How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love Organization

The Before Times (aka The Dark Ages) Picture this: You open your backend folder. It's like walking into a teenager's room. Files everywhere. No rhyme. No reason. Just pure, unadulterated chaos. database.py living next to upload.py, hanging out with s...

Jan 214 min read

MFMarcos Feijó Felipemarcos-felipe.hashnode.dev

Refactoring as a Daily Practice: Evolving Systems Organically

The Great Divide: Stagnation vs. Re-invention In every engineering department, you’ll find two opposing schools of thought regarding legacy code: The "If it ain't broke, don't touch it" camp: They argue that if a Java 8 system is running on-premise,...

Jan 163 min read

AHAhmed Hassanrandom-programming-insights.hashnode.dev

When NOT to use Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

TL;DRObject-Oriented Programming (OOP) is great for maintaining state and structuring enterprise or GUI applications, but it’s not always necessary. For tasks involving simple transformations, computations, or side-effects (e.g., file parsing), consi...

Jan 74 min read

GHGyungJae Hamcodeslapping.com

From Monolithic to Strategic Decoupling: Ensuring 24/7 Availability in University LMS

This is the architecture of the solution we previously deployed to our clients. Most of our clients were universities (occasionally graduate schools, but the requirements were largely similar). These clients generally fell into three categories: thos...

Jan 73 min read

CKCharles Kofflerclprolf.hashnode.dev

Refactoring Your Classes with Clprolf and `indef_obj`

Most developers agree on the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP). The real difficulty is not what to do — it’s when to do it. In real projects, we usually: write code that works, understand it better over time, refactor when responsibilities bec...

Dec 30, 20254 min read

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