Apr 2 · 20 min read · Most software teams are not struggling because software is inherently chaotic. They are struggling because they are paying enormous amounts of money to keep the wrong machine barely usable. That sound
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Mar 18 · 7 min read · Walk into almost any modern enterprise Java codebase and you’ll see the same pattern: controllers, services, repositories, configuration, and a dense web of injected dependencies—often built on framew
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Mar 10 · 10 min read · There are two fundamentally different levels in software development. Level 1 — Getting the system to run At this level the goal is straightforward: the application compiles the system deploys feat
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Feb 2 · 7 min read · If you plow a field with a Ferrari F40, the field will be plowed. The outcome is correct.The task is completed. Yet the Ferrari is: Excessively expensive for the job Fragile under the wrong conditions Costly to maintain Poorly suited for rain, mu...
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Jan 13 · 6 min read · Modern software systems are excellent at moving values around.They are far less effective at preserving meaning. Enums are a telling example. In many codebases, they are treated as glorified constants: labels passed through layers, inspected by if st...
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Jan 7 · 4 min read · 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...
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