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Post - March 25, 2019

Introduction to Progressive Web Apps (PWAs): Use Cases and Benefits

Why PWAs quietly became one of the most pragmatic web architecture choices of the last decade
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Post - March 23, 2019

SSG, SSR, and CSR in Web Development

A brutally honest deep dive into Static Site Generation (SSG), Server-Side Rendering (SSR), and Client-Side Rendering (CSR)-their real performance trade-offs, SEO implications, infrastructure costs, and when each architecture actually makes sense
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Post - March 22, 2019

JAMstack: Pitfalls

The JAMstack is a modern web development architecture that is gaining popularity due to its speed, security, and scalability. However, despite its many benefits, there are also some potential pitfalls to be aware of. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at some common JAMstack pitfalls, and how you can avoid them.
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Post - March 13, 2019

Relational Databases Explained: What, How, When, and Why

Learn the core concepts of relational databases-tables, keys, normalization, ACID, and indexing-with practical SQL and code examples for engineers.
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Post - March 05, 2019

SOLID Principles: A Complete Engineering Guide to Scalable, Maintainable Software

A deep-dive guide to SOLID principles for professional engineers - covering all five principles with TypeScript examples, real trade-offs, pitfalls, and best practices.
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Post - February 08, 2019

Understanding JavaScript Event Loop and Asynchronous Programming

A deep dive into the JavaScript event loop, call stack, task queues, and async patterns - with practical examples and pitfalls every engineer should know.
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Post - January 28, 2019

CSS Preprocessing: Introduction to Sass and Less

A brutally honest deep dive into CSS preprocessing with Sass and Less-what they solve, where they fail, how they compare, and whether they still deserve a place in modern front-end architecture.
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Post - January 19, 2019

Understanding JavaScript and TypeScript Primitive Data Types: A Deep Dive into the Foundation of Type Systems

Explore JavaScript and TypeScript primitive types in depth-from string and number to symbol and bigint-with practical examples and best practices
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Post - January 11, 2019

Design Thinking for Developers: Architecting Code with Creativity

Learn how design thinking helps developers build user-centric software, improve architecture decisions, and design systems that evolve with real-world needs.
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Book Notes

Book Note - January 16, 2025

Fundamentals of Software Architecture: An Engineering Approach to Trade-Off Driven Design

A deep technical breakdown of Fundamentals of Software Architecture by Richards & Ford - architecture quanta, fitness functions, and trade-off analysis explained
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Book Note - February 21, 2024

Refactoring in Practice: A Deep Dive into Fowler & Beck's Timeless Engineering Classic

A comprehensive technical breakdown of Fowler & Beck's Refactoring - covering code smells, the refactoring catalog, design principles, trade-offs, and real-world TypeScript examples for professional engineers
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Book Note - January 13, 2022

The Pragmatic Programmer: Engineering Principles That Still Define Great Software

A comprehensive technical breakdown of The Pragmatic Programmer's core principles - DRY, orthogonality, reversibility, and more - with modern engineering context and practical examples.
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Book Note - March 30, 2019

Bulletproof Web Design: Why Dan Cederholm's Resilience Philosophy Still Shapes Modern Frontend Architecture

Explore how Bulletproof Web Design's resilience principles - progressive enhancement, semantic HTML, and flexible layouts - map directly to modern frontend and systems architecture.
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Book Note - March 30, 2019

JavaScript and jQuery: Unleash the Power of Interactive Front-End Web Development by Jon Duckett

Discover how JavaScript & jQuery principles shaped modern frontend architecture. DOM manipulation, event-driven programming, and progressive enhancement still matter.
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