⚡ Here are my current collection of blogs
On this page, you will see a list of my blogs.
Pagination is not about retrieving records—it's about maintaining a consistent view of a changing world. The database query is the last 10% of the problem; the first 90% is everything that happens after data crosses the wire.
AI has transformed software development by making implementation faster, but the real advantage now lies in engineering judgement - knowing which problems to solve, when simplicity is enough, and recognizing unnecessary complexity before it becomes technical debt.
A frontend architecture case study on reducing latency between React routes and Symfony/Twig pages by preserving workflow continuity and reducing hard navigation costs.
Performance isn't just a checklist of optimizations. It's a mental model of elimination, efficiency, and scheduling—a way of understanding what work the system is making the user wait for, and why.
Most AI systems work in demos but fail in production. This guide explores secure AI system design, prompt injection prevention, and how to build LLM applications with proper boundaries, control, and safety in mind.
Prompt injection isn’t a prompt problem—it’s a system design failure. This article breaks down how it emerges across retrieval, conversation, tools, and knowledge layers, and why boundaries—not prompts—are the real solution.
AI tools sprint through the first 80% of a feature, but that last 20%—error handling, performance, security, edge cases—is still the difference between a demo and a durable system.
Hydration isn’t just about attaching event listeners. It’s a fragile handover between past and present, where fast paint, interactivity, and continuity collide—and where most bugs aren’t mistakes, but broken assumptions.
A reframing of time slicing, transitions, and responsiveness through the lens that actually matters: the browser’s event loop. Inspired by Ryan Carniato’s talk, this essay strips away framework mythology and replaces it with constraints, cooperation, and humility.
What happens when an industry built on disruption forgets the cost of consequence? From Meta’s internal decay to AI’s reckless scale, this blog explores how tech's cultural inheritance is driving it into ethical crisis—and how we might reboot the system instead.
Over-reliance on AI in coding can inadvertently lead to 'learned helplessness' in developers, eroding critical thinking and deep system understanding. This post explores this phenomenon and offers strategies to reclaim essential developer skills.
A developer's raw take on HireVue: the silent treatment from AI interviewers, the 'black box' of algorithmic judgment, and why the human element in hiring is irreplaceable. Includes survival tips.
Most AI projects fail not from bad code, but at the margins—trust, relevance, & understanding. This guide for Staff+ Engineers, drawing on HBR insights, shows how to navigate AI implementation and prevent failure.
AI writes code fast, but often misses the critical 'why.' Discover the risks of contextless AI-generated code and how to prevent maintenance nightmares before they haunt your systems.
Discover how overreliance on AI is changing software development—from lost learning and creativity to rising burnout. A personal reflection on the hidden cost of artificial speed in tech.
Dive deep into how Babel transforms JSX, debunking common myths about React Fiber. Understand the true mechanics behind the magic for better React development.
In this post, we explore the fundamentals of document databases, their document-oriented structure, value types, and key concepts. Learn how document databases like MongoDB organize and manage data efficiently.
In this post, we explore the fundamentals of document databases, their document-oriented structure, value types, and key concepts. Learn how document databases like MongoDB organize and manage data efficiently.
In this post I've listed all my goals for 2022. After the success of last years, more than I could have ever imagined. I've decided to make another.
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A look back at April 2021, a month of significant change, focusing on leaving a job to prioritize learning, skill development in front-end (React, JS, TypeScript), and a commitment to content creation.