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UML Didn't Die. It Got Replaced by Tools Teams Actually Update.
UML didn't lose to a better notation. It lost to working software, real-time collaboration tools, and the C4 Model — diagrams teams actually keep current.
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Software engineering
Production lessons on architecture, debugging, maintainability, deployment workflows, and the tradeoffs that separate toy systems from durable ones.
This is the broadest bucket on the site, but it all comes back to one question: what still makes sense when the code has users, constraints, and consequences?
Start with these articles:
- Server-Sent Events: When WebSockets Are Overkill (And When They’re Not)
- Git Branching Strategies: Most Teams Pick Wrong (Here’s How to Choose)
- The Custom Framework You’re Building Will Break Your Team
- Stop Explaining JOINs with Venn Diagrams—Here’s What Actually Breaks
- Your Global Scope Is a Disaster (And It’s Breaking Production)
If your problems are mostly about systems getting harder to reason about, this is the lane to stay in.
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Angular Signals: A Comprehensive Guide and Walkthrough
Exploring Angular Signals: Understanding Their Purpose, Pros, and Cons for Modern Development
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The Importance and Use of Shift-Left Testing for New Developers and Business Managers
How Early Testing Saves Time, Cuts Costs, and Improves Software Quality
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Conquering Technical Debt: A Guide to Sustainable Software Development
Proven strategies to manage technical debt, keep projects scalable, and maintain a clean codebase over time
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Why I Chose Hugo for My Blog (and Why You Might Want to Consider It Too)
Why Hugo Is My Go-To Blogging Platform for Speed, Security, and Simplicity
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Shape Up: A Fresh Take on Project Management Compared to Agile and Waterfall
Why Basecamp's cycle-based approach works best when Agile process starts replacing actual shipping.
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