A deeper look at modern front-end development for full-stack engineers: frameworks, rendering strategies, performance, and patterns that shape today’s web applications.
AI in 2026 is constrained less by algorithms than by physics, capital, and geopolitics. This post looks at data center energy, NVIDIA class chips, open-source models from China, EU and India responses, and whether the AI trade is already a bubble.
In 2025, AGI felt imminent. In 2026, the story on the ground is less about god - like systems and more about agents, supervision, and how work is quietly being rewired in the US, EU, China, and India.
An introduction to the core responsibilities and skills that define engineering leadership in software teams, focusing on roles like Tech Lead, Team Lead, Engineering Manager, and Solution Architect.
An introductory post on full-stack engineering that explores the evolving skillset required to build efficient, scalable applications across front-end, back-end, and database layers.
In this post, we explore key architecture conventions and principles in both frontend and backend, focusing on scalability, security, state management, and multi-tenant systems.
In this post, we explore various software architecture paradigms such as monolithic, microservices, and event-driven models, examining their advantages, use cases, and common challenges.
In this post, we explore the significance of design patterns in database interactions, comparing ORMs and native SQL while discussing various design patterns relevant for effective information management.
This second post in our series focuses on backend-specific concerns such as thread safety, security, and efficiency, highlighting how design patterns play a crucial role in addressing these issues.
An introduction to design patterns, their importance for individual developers and teams of all sizes, and examples illustrating their impact on maintainability, scalability, and efficiency using React.
The choice of a JavaScript framework shapes your project's future. This post explores how conventions, tech debt, and design patterns play a role, with insights for startups and enterprises.