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The question I asked myself when I started designing the RAD-System backend was simple: what is the code I write every single time I start a new project? Authentication, audit fields, CRUD operations, ownership checks. Always the same things. Always with the risk...
I have used Angular since its early versions. Over time I have seen the framework accumulate ceremony — NgModules, complex provider chains, state management libraries that require their own learning curve just to store a simple flag. For most applications, it is too...
One of the things I have learned across many projects is that deployment complexity kills maintenance. If putting a new version live requires someone to remember a sequence of steps, connect to multiple servers, or have the build toolchain installed in...
I have changed my development environment many times over forty years. Every time I thought I had found the definitive setup, something better came along. Today, I have stopped searching. Here is what I use — and more importantly, why.
"Turn every gift into a perfectly timed surprise"
In a world where everything moves fast and moments slip away, Gift Moments (formerly Time Capsule) gives you the power to slow down, preserve what matters, and send love and gifts across time.
One of the things I have learned across many projects is that deployment complexity kills maintenance. If putting a new version live requires someone to remember a sequence of steps, connect to multiple servers, or have the build toolchain installed in...
Configuration-Driven Architecture for Multi-LLM Support
You've spent the last three articles learning about a solid backend, fast embeddings, and a beautiful frontend. Now comes the moment that makes this system truly remarkable: you can swap LLM providers without touching code.
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I have used Angular since its early versions. Over time I have seen the framework accumulate ceremony — NgModules, complex provider chains, state management libraries that require their own learning curve just to store a simple flag. For most applications, it is too...