Most backend developers learn Clean Architecture and DDD from diagrams or GitHub repos. But there is a problem. You rarely see how a real production backend is structured in a way that feels interactive and intuitive. So I decided to build somethi...

I’m a .NET developer. I can build production-ready applications, APIs, and work with databases. In the past, I kept failing interviews and getting rejected or ignored, mostly because I wasn’t giving the “expected answer”. I could solve the problems...

!Image descriptionhttps://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/ab4rjm31qc9t27eimxi1.png AI engines are sending traffic to your competitors — even when yours is the better site. Here's why it happens, what AEO and GEO actually mean, and ho...

If you've ever searched something on Google, you've already used pagination. Google has billions of results, and instead of loading everything at once, it breaks them into pages so users can browse step by step. The same idea applies to modern web ...

In the ever-evolving landscape of digital threats in 2026, safeguarding our online assets has never been more critical. From personal data to complex corporate networks, the need for robust and reliable security solutions is paramount. Fortunately, t...

Project Update: Futuristic Links Dashboard I’ve just pushed a major update to my links dashboard project — making it more polished, structured and performance-focused. What’s new in this update: • Added a clean dark mode experience • Enhanced ...

Why maintaining a healthy skepticism gets you better outcomes. One of my old hobbies was writing for independent music magazines, such as Spill Magazine distributed free at music venues and DV8 distributed free at hair salons. Over the years, I saw ...

Last week, I opened a blank file and froze. Not because I didn’t know how to solve the problem — but because my hands automatically reached for the AI sidebar. Somewhere along the way, “thinking” quietly turned into “prompting”, and I didn’t no...

The Loop That Keeps Most Developers Stuck You have the courses. You have the bookmarks. You have the "must watch" videos saved to watch later. And still. You are not improving. Not in any way that actually shows up in your work or your confidence...

LINQ is great. Until it isn't. Let me explain. When I first learned LINQ, I thought it was magic. You write these clean, readable queries. No more messy loops. No more inline SQL strings. Just beautiful C#. And for small apps or quick prototypes? ...