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The Energy of Refutation: Why Dispelling Misinformation in Software Development is So Demanding

In any field, from science to politics, one of the persistent challenges professionals face is the battle against misinformation. In the…

Sep 28, 2024

The Energy of Refutation: Why Dispelling Misinformation in Software Development is So Demanding

Sep 28, 2024

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When Work Becomes Life-Threatening: Recognizing the Signs It’s Time to Quit

In today’s fast-paced world, the line between dedication and self-destruction can become dangerously thin. The adage “people don’t quit…

Sep 18, 2024

When Work Becomes Life-Threatening: Recognizing the Signs It’s Time to Quit

Sep 18, 2024

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Measure Twice, Code Once: Feature Teams as the Key to Successful Projects

Adam Morse famously remarked, “In carpentry, you measure twice and cut once. In software development, you never measure and make cuts until…

Mar 14

Measure Twice, Code Once: Feature Teams as the Key to Successful Projects

Mar 14

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The Myth of the “Full Stack” Title

The term “Full Stack Developer” evokes an image of an all-in-one engineer — someone equally at creating sleek frontend user interfaces as…

Mar 7

The Myth of the “Full Stack” Title

Mar 7

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The Zero One Infinity (ZOI) Principle in Angular and TypeScript

In software design, arbitrary constraints often lead to brittle systems that are hard to extend. The Zero One Infinity (ZOI) principle…

Mar 5

The Zero One Infinity (ZOI) Principle in Angular and TypeScript

Mar 5

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YAGNI in Angular and TypeScript: Avoiding Unnecessary Complexity

The YAGNI (You Ain’t Gonna Need It) principle is a fundamental software development guideline that discourages adding code, features, or…

Mar 3

YAGNI in Angular and TypeScript: Avoiding Unnecessary Complexity

Mar 3

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Embracing the WET Principle in Angular and TypeScript

The WET principle, short for “Write Everything Twice,” takes an unconventional stance on code duplication. Contrary to the commonly taught…

Feb 28

Embracing the WET Principle in Angular and TypeScript

Feb 28

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Tell, Don’t Ask (TdA) in Angular and TypeScript

The “Tell, Don’t Ask” (TdA) principle is a fundamental design concept that promotes encapsulation and command-query separation by shifting…

Feb 27

Tell, Don’t Ask (TdA) in Angular and TypeScript

Feb 27

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The Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) in Angular and TypeScript

The Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) is a foundational concept in software design, emphasizing that a class, function, or module…

Feb 26

The Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) in Angular and TypeScript

Feb 26

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The SPOT Principle in Angular and TypeScript: A Guide with Practical Examples

In modern software development, the Single Point of Truth (SPOT) principle is essential for maintaining consistency, reducing duplication…

Feb 21

The SPOT Principle in Angular and TypeScript: A Guide with Practical Examples

Feb 21

Vítor Azevedo

Vítor Azevedo

Frontend Developer with 25+ years' expertise in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Angular and Vue. Builds dynamic, user-centric web apps. Award-winning projects.

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