The Complexity of Simplicity
Why achieving a minimalist design is actually the hardest thing to do in software development.
Why achieving a minimalist design is actually the hardest thing to do in software development.
Sometimes the best technical decision is choosing the most boring option.
A well-designed API is a gift to every developer who will use it.
Technical debt is not inherently bad—it's a strategic tool when used intentionally.
Treating documentation with the same care as code transforms team productivity.
Code reviews are not about catching bugs—they're about sharing knowledge.
Debugging is not just about fixing bugs—it's about understanding systems deeply.