Software Craftsmanship

I was recently facing a problem with first requests into a double entry financial ledger service taking more than double of subsequent requests. This got me digging into Java's Ahead-Of-Time Cache (AOT) and Spring. I was under the wrong impression that AO

I've always considered myself a software craftsman. I love clean APIs, efficient code and great user experience. If our entire world is about to be rewritten in Rust governed by

Are you tired of Copilot comments on your PR? Then let AI deal with it. In the following article, find a useful command for Claude Code. Prerequisites Claude Code gh cli brew install gh gh auth login Create Claude Code command Create file code c...

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In standard Maven projects, versions are hardcoded in the POM, requiring a manual update after every release. This workflow is prone to several issues that often complicate CI/CD pipelines. I will explain why this approach is problematic and show a better

I'm happy to share that I've added a new feature to CrOp and also moved it to a new namespace. In my previous articles , I explained what problem it solves in a typical REST service. At the time, I was still missing a way to count the total result. This i

Chris Lattner on software craftsmanship and AI

ORMs promise to simplify persistence, but in practice, they introduce recurring problems. In many cases, there's no clear or well-documented justification for why an ORM was introduced in the first place. Most probably it's adopted by default, based on as

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