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In-depth technical articles on software development, architecture decisions, and coding practices. Practical insights for developers and tech enthusiasts.
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← Back to all postsSoftware architecture, design patterns, and development best practices often get oversimplified in blog posts and tutorials. Our technical deep-dives provide thorough analysis of real architectural decisions, examine trade-offs in actual projects, and explore pragmatic approaches to building quality software. From monoliths versus microservices to database design decisions, API architecture, and performance optimization, these articles go beyond surface-level discussions to examine how patterns apply in practice. Learn to evaluate architectural trade-offs for your specific context, make informed technology decisions, and implement best practices that deliver value without bureaucratic overhead. All discussions are grounded in production experience with real code examples, measurable results, and honest assessments of what works for solo developers and small teams.
Building an audience beats building features every time. Here's why I chose ConvertKit for my newsletter, and the 5-hour journey to get automatic tagging working perfectly.
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We explore software architecture, design patterns, performance optimization, and development best practices. Articles include code examples and real-world implementation details.
Our technical deep-dives target intermediate to advanced developers, but we explain concepts thoroughly so dedicated learners can follow along and level up their skills.
We primarily focus on C#, TypeScript, JavaScript, and web technologies, but the architectural concepts and best practices apply across many languages and frameworks.