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Here’s Why Your Boss Won’t Let You Write All The Docs You Want

The time has come for you as a developer to realize that the idea of maintaining a “Complete/Full Documentation” to your code base is as…

May 4

Here’s Why Your Boss Won’t Let You Write All The Docs You Want

May 4

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Wheels of Change: When Established Solutions Deserve Rethinking

“Don’t reinvent the wheel” remains one of innovation’s most enduring principles, saving teams from redundant work and building upon…

6d ago

Wheels of Change: When Established Solutions Deserve Rethinking

6d ago

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Abstraction is Powerful — But So Is Knowing When to Repeat Yourself

You join a new team and inherit a sleek piece of code, a shared customer onboarding module used by two different products. The logic is…

Apr 29

Abstraction is Powerful — But So Is Knowing When to Repeat Yourself

Apr 29

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Architecture Is a Conversation About Tradeoffs, Not Policing Templates

Every team wants the “right architecture.” So, we reach for the classics: layered, hexagonal, clean, microservices. Diagrams are drawn…

Apr 24

Architecture Is a Conversation About Tradeoffs, Not Policing Templates

Apr 24

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Clean Code Is Not Enough — Cohesion Is a System-Level Concern

Most teams today write “clean code.” Their methods are short, their classes are focused, and their tests are passing. At a glance…

Apr 21

Clean Code Is Not Enough — Cohesion Is a System-Level Concern

Apr 21

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Interfaces Aren’t Always Good: The Lie of Abstracting Everything

In the world of enterprise software, abstractions — especially interfaces — are hailed as a mark of good design. They promise flexibility…

Apr 16

Interfaces Aren’t Always Good: The Lie of Abstracting Everything

Apr 16

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Architecting for Change: Why You Should Decompose Systems by Volatility

Most software teams instinctively organize their code by layers — controllers, services, repositories — or by technical roles like…

Apr 12

Architecting for Change: Why You Should Decompose Systems by Volatility

Apr 12

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Stop Just Loosening Coupling — Start Strengthening Cohesion Too

When we talk about clean, maintainable code, we often hear about reducing coupling. It’s a familiar battle cry in software design…

Apr 10

Stop Just Loosening Coupling — Start Strengthening Cohesion Too

Apr 10

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Beyond the Acronym: How SOLID Principles Intertwine in Real-World Code

When I first learned the SOLID principles, they felt like rules from a textbook — each neat, isolated, and academic. I applied them…

Apr 4

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Apr 4

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Copy No Paste, an easy powerful technique that will accelerate learning for beginners.

How to actually learn by copying internet code.

Mar 18, 2022

Copy No Paste, an easy powerful technique that will accelerate learning for beginners.

Mar 18, 2022

Muhammad Ezzat

Muhammad Ezzat

Leveraging extensive expertise in CAD software engineering and to enhance the harness design experience for automotive developers

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