Backend Engineering

Setiap project punya kebutuhan berbeda, dan salah satu pendekatan struktur kode yang cukup fleksibel menurut saya adalah Layered… Continue reading on Medium »

When people start programming, they often choose a path — frontend, backend, AI, mobile development, or data science. While specialization… Continue reading on

Apache Kafka has become the de facto standard for real-time data streaming and event-driven architectures. But simply adopting Kafka isn’t… Continue reading on

Almost every tutorial on connection pooling stops at the same place. “A connection pool reuses database connections instead of opening a… Continue reading on Me

In the previous article, we learned how to use for loops and conditions inside loops. Continue reading on Medium »

Vibe coding can ship a feature in twenty minutes or leave you debugging hallucinations for three hours — the difference is discipline, not… Continue reading on

Here’s the setup that makes it actually worth the learning curve. Continue reading on Medium »

Most Laravel projects become hard to maintain because every developer structures the code differently. Continue reading on Medium »

What Go 1.24 swapped under map[K]V — Swiss Tables, SIMD probing, and the throughput change you’ll see without rewriting a line. Continue reading on Medium »

Angular 22 quietly shipped one of the most developer-friendly DI improvements in years — and most people are still sleeping on it. Continue reading on JavaScrip

GUIs lock you into someone else’s UX. These 10 CLI tools earned a permanent spot in my shell. Continue reading on Medium »

How C++26’s fixed-capacity vector works under the hood — and why its design matters? Continue reading on Medium »

Performance isn’t something most developers think about on day one. Continue reading on CodeToDeploy »

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New releases of C are historically: not that significant. But C29 changes that. For the first time, it becomes important to not stick to… Continue reading on Me

Most release notes read like change logs. This one reads like a list of apologies. Here’s what changed, why it matters, and what you can… Continue reading on To

When early-stage entrepreneurs, non-technical founders, and junior full-stack developers map out their first production backend, they… Continue reading on Mediu

Your service returns errors. But when something breaks in production at 2 AM, can you find the root cause in under five minutes? Most… Continue reading on Stack

And also how can i decide which type of programming suits me i was thinking of starting as a front-end developer,i just ended college and i can't find any work

Part 2 of 2 — Gold, the Pipeline, and the Pipeline That Reprocesses Itself Continue reading on Heap & Wire »

Fixed one bug. Two new bugs appeared. At this point I'm convinced they're reproducing when I leave the keyboard. My debugger knows more about my code than I do.

requests, class, GET/POST, hata yönetimi… Hepsi havada uçuşan kavramlar mı? Bu yazıda bir API’ye nasıl bağlanılır, veri nasıl çekilir ve… Continue reading on Me

So I found the roadmap sh website, and I wanted to go with the backend developer path. How should I follow it? For example "How does the internet work?", what i

So I know Java and SQL. But I’m not sure how much is enough to start learning Sprint and working on actual projects. Also, if I’m understanding right I should s

One config value we never set, never reviewed, never thought about once. It sat at its default for two years and then took down everything… Continue reading on

So recently I picked up Next.js. While testing the waters, I found myself building a login and signup form for a dashboard. Then I thought… Continue reading on

A NullReferenceException, 14 frames deep into a library I’d never opened. The actual bug was one missing line. Continue reading on Medium »

What opcache.preload actually loads, what stays in memory, and the 5 production failure modes that make teams give up on the feature. Continue reading on Medium

Moving away from copy-paste designs toward explicit contracts, composable behavior, and predictable systems. Continue reading on Medium »

A surprising number of production incidents are not caused by complex bugs. They are caused by missing configuration. Continue reading on Medium »

Small habits. Massive impact. These everyday Java mistakes cost you readability, performance, and bugs you’ll spend hours tracking down. Continue reading on Sta

I woke up to an email from Stripe that made my stomach drop. Continue reading on Medium »

Today I shared with you a practical story of how switching from readable JSON to compact binary serialization helped us reduce overhead… Continue reading on Med

I ignored UV for months, I Was Wrong. After switching from pip, I realized the real benefit had nothing to do with speed. Continue reading on Medium »

While I was reading PPP by Bjarne Stroustrup, a C++ programming book basically, and in the second chapter the book mentions something about the declaration oper

[Java] I have a parent folder names "Testing" which have src and res folders in it, src have my code. I used to write in Eclipse and FileWriter writer = new Fil

Your Go infinite loops might be silently killing your service. Here is how to fix them properly. Continue reading on Medium »

After learning HTTP, REST APIs, controllers, services, repositories, and databases, I reached a concept that quietly powers almost every… Continue reading on Me

If you’ve ever written the same LIST / GET / POST / PATCH / DELETE boilerplate five times in one sprint, you already know the pain. This… Continue reading on Me

I'm working on a repository for scripts that interact with the OS, and I began by doing a simple function to get the drivers—one for Windows and another for mac

The self-invocation trap that silently skips your rollback in Spring Boot Continue reading on Medium »

Hi everyone! I’m a non-developer who managed to build a small website (static HTML/CSS) and even got a simple AI chatbot working on it via a Python backend on R

Imagine this: You’ve been working on a coding project for hours. It’s midnight, exhaustion is setting in, but your code is finally running… Continue reading on

A real debugging story from building a Money Manager app in Spring Boot and the one line I was missing Continue reading on Medium »

Practical insights into protocol design, tooling integration, and production deployment Continue reading on CodeX »

After 18+ years in software development, I’ve noticed a pattern. The developers who become architects aren’t necessarily the smartest… Continue reading on Mediu

When I graduated with a degree in Chemical Engineering, I imagined my career would revolve around industrial processes, water treatment… Continue reading on Med

The order was saved. The event didn’t. Nobody noticed for three months. Continue reading on Medium »