Dependency Injection in Go: How Much Is Enough for Web APIs?
Introduction Dependency Injection DI in Go often sparks debates that feel disproportionate to the actual needs of most web APIs. Discussions quickly escalate t...
Introduction Dependency Injection DI in Go often sparks debates that feel disproportionate to the actual needs of most web APIs. Discussions quickly escalate t...
Introduction After a while, software stops looking like tools. It starts looking like gravity. No matter what you build, complexity always sinks downward. I di...
Most architecture problems are not technical—they are organizational. Systems don’t scale because the code is elegant; they scale because team structure and arc...
Introduction CQRS is one of the most misunderstood patterns in modern .NET. Some teams adopt it too early, while others avoid it entirely out of fear. Both mis...
What You Test Traditional systems test from the outside in. Clean Architecture tests from the inside out. Priority order 1. Domain logic 2. Application use cas...
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Introduction In object‑oriented programming, constructing complex objects can quickly become unwieldy—especially when an object requires many parameters, some...
I know, I know. It is another post about microservices versus monoliths. The debate feels exhausted at this point. Yet every time I start a new project, I find...
I didn’t get into security because it was a trendy field. It started back when I was a junior developer. At some point, I realized that being a developer isn’t...
Introduction Application modernization has become a critical priority for organizations striving to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape....
The Independent Variation Principle IVP and the Type‑Safety Debate “The Independent Variation Principle: A Unifying Meta‑Principle for Software Architecture” f...
Why the principles matter less than the forces behind them SOLID is not a checklist. It is a historical compression of deeper forces. This is Part 5 of the seri...