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TCThankGod Chibugwum Oboboinactocodes.hashnode.dev

Shift-Left Testing: How to Automate QA/QC Pipelines with SonarQube and GitHub Actions

5d ago · 10 min read · Finding a bug in production costs significantly more to fix than catching it during development. This is the core argument behind shift-left testing, the practice of moving quality checks earlier in t

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CGChristopher Galliartinfreecodecamp.org

How to Apply GAN Architecture to Multi-Agent Code Generation

Mar 25 · 18 min read · Ask an AI coding agent to build a feature and it will probably do a decent job. Ask it to review its own work and it will tell you everything looks great. This is the fundamental problem with single-p

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Liskov Substitution Principle (LSP) in Java

Mar 22 · 5 min read · Introduction When designing software using inheritance, a common mistake developers make is creating subclasses that change expected behavior. This leads to: Unexpected bugsBroken polymorphismDifficul

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KMKevin Mauel | tony-stark.ethintony-stark.hashnode.dev

How I 10x My Output as a Senior Developer Without Sacrificing Code Quality

Mar 22 · 6 min read · Originally published on my blog Last weekend I shipped two repositories from scratch: an opinionated full-stack template for PHP 8.4 + Symfony 8 + SvelteKit 2, and a complete habit tracking application built on top of it. 51 commits, 6 GitHub Action...

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KMKevin Mauel | tony-stark.ethintony-stark.hashnode.dev

How I 10x My Output as a Senior Developer Without Sacrificing Code Quality

Mar 22 · 6 min read · Originally published on my blog Last weekend I shipped two repositories from scratch: an opinionated full-stack template for PHP 8.4 + Symfony 8 + SvelteKit 2, and a complete habit tracking application built on top of it. 51 commits, 6 GitHub Action...

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KMKevin Mauel | tony-stark.ethintony-stark.hashnode.dev

How I 10x My Output as a Senior Developer Without Sacrificing Code Quality

Mar 22 · 6 min read · Originally published on my blog Last weekend I shipped two repositories from scratch: an opinionated full-stack template for PHP 8.4 + Symfony 8 + SvelteKit 2, and a complete habit tracking application built on top of it. 51 commits, 6 GitHub Action...

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KMKevin Mauel | tony-stark.ethintony-stark.hashnode.dev

How I 10x My Output as a Senior Developer Without Sacrificing Code Quality

Mar 22 · 6 min read · Originally published on my blog Last weekend I shipped two repositories from scratch: an opinionated full-stack template for PHP 8.4 + Symfony 8 + SvelteKit 2, and a complete habit tracking application built on top of it. 51 commits, 6 GitHub Action...

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KMKevin Mauel | tony-stark.ethintony-stark.hashnode.dev

How I 10x My Output as a Senior Developer Without Sacrificing Code Quality

Mar 22 · 6 min read · Originally published on my blog Last weekend I shipped two repositories from scratch: an opinionated full-stack template for PHP 8.4 + Symfony 8 + SvelteKit 2, and a complete habit tracking application built on top of it. 51 commits, 6 GitHub Action...

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DGDevTools Guideindevtoolsguide.hashnode.dev

Semgrep: Find Real Bugs with Pattern-Based Static Analysis

Mar 4 · 5 min read · Most linters catch style problems. Semgrep catches real bugs: SQL injection, hardcoded secrets, insecure deserialization, SSRF vulnerabilities, and misuse of cryptographic APIs. It works on source code using pattern matching that understands syntax —...

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SCStephen Collinsinstephencollins.tech

I Built a CLI to Find the Riskiest Code in Any Repo — Introducing Hotspots

Mar 3 · 5 min read · Every team has those files. The ones everyone knows are dangerous. The ones where a "simple" change takes three days of careful testing. The ones that keep showing up in postmortems. I spent a long ti

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