Jun 1 · 56 min read · This article continues from Part 1, "Conceptual Foundations," and Part 2, "Early Error Detection Patterns". It targets tech leads and architects who are integrating LLM agents — primarily Claude Code
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May 23 · 7 min read · AI didn't make developers faster. It made bad decisions faster. Here's how to tell the difference. It Started With a PR Review Pull request comes in. 800 lines changed. I open it expecting the usual
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May 21 · 41 min read · This article continues Part 1 «Conceptual Foundations» and targets technical leads and architects who integrate LLM agents (primarily Claude Code) as a co-pilot or autonomous task executor in Java pro
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May 14 · 41 min read · The article targets Java developers working with LLM agents — primarily Claude Code — as a co-pilot or autonomous task executor. The central thesis is simple: agent-friendly code is code where an erro
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May 12 · 4 min read · One thing I’ve learned working on production systems over the years is that good engineering is rarely about following principles perfectly. Because real-world development constantly puts principles i
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May 8 · 8 min read · Disclaimer! I know you can easily generate MVVM structure with AI, but understanding the fundamentals and how it works is what differentiates a software engineer from a vibe coder, and teaching the fu
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May 4 · 3 min read · Introduction: More Than Just Syntax Writing code is often seen as a way to talk to machines. However, as any experienced software engineer will tell you, code is actually a medium of communication be
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