TypeScript in 2026: What Changed, and the Patterns Worth Adopting
TypeScript 7.0 shipped a Go-native compiler that's up to 12x faster — but not all tooling has caught up yet. Here's what to adopt now, what ...
Aug 27, 2026
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How Git Actually Works: A Look Inside the .git Folder
Git isn't a diff tool with commands bolted on — it's a content-addressable database. This post walks through blobs, trees, and commits, veri...
OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, and Keycloak: Understanding Modern Authentication
OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, JWT, access tokens, refresh tokens, Keycloak. These get mentioned in the same breath so often that they blur into...
AI Doesn't Ship Software. You Still Do.
AI can scaffold a working app in minutes. It can't tell you why the login breaks under two users, why a webhook fires twice, or why a query ...
Why I Validate Angular Compatibility Using the Published npm Package (Not the Source Code)
Most Angular libraries claim compatibility across multiple Angular versions—but how many actually verify it? Here's why I stopped testing my...
I Stopped Copy-Pasting the Same Angular ApiService. Here’s What I Built Instead
Four projects in, I was copying the same api.service.ts instead of writing it. The design decisions behind extracting it into @ismailza/ngx-...
Three Surveys. Three №1 Tools. All of Them Correct.
Copilot leads adoption. Claude Code wins loyalty. Cursor dominates editor workflows. Three surveys, three winners—and together they reveal w...
Is AI Actually Cheap Enough to Replace Developers?
AI tools ($20-200/mo) are cheap compared to a $250K engineer. The subscription math is easy, but the benchmark gap underneath isn't. The "AI...
AI Made Developers 19% Slower. They Thought It Made Them 24% Faster.
METR ran a proper randomized controlled trial. 246 real tasks. Expert developers. State-of-the-art AI tools. Result: developers were 19% slo...
