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Why Monorepos Make AI Coding Tools Way Smarter
8/23/2025Monorepos significantly enhance AI coding tools by providing full context across frontend, backend, and shared code. This article explains how unified codebases enable better AI suggestions, fewer errors, and more effective pair programming with AI assistants.

Things that literally doubled my productivity as a programmer
7/26/2025Discover practical productivity tips and tools that can significantly boost your programming efficiency, from keyboard shortcuts to automation techniques.

Xcode might be eating up your hard drive space!
7/1/2025Xcode's DerivedData folder can consume massive disk space on Mac. This article explains how to find and safely delete it to reclaim storage, with a real-life example of freeing up 276 GB.

How I learned git rebasing — a real life work scenario
6/22/2025A real-life scenario demonstrates how git rebase can help separate feature work from dependent changes. The article explains a branching situation, the problem with merging, and how 'git rebase --onto main A' solves it, highlighting the value of practical experience.

Canonical URL sharing on mobile browsers and a workaround for static sites
6/6/2025Mobile browsers often share canonical URLs, which can strip important context from links. This article explains why, the impact on users, and a workaround for static sites to preserve full URLs when sharing.

Write clean Flutter code with extension methods
6/12/2024Learn how to write clean Flutter code using Dart extension methods. This article explains how to add new methods to existing classes, provides practical examples like date-only extraction and string capitalization, and encourages creating your own extensions for cleaner, more maintainable code.

How to learn programming in 2024
5/25/2024Learning programming in 2024 is easier than ever thanks to abundant resources, but it's also easy to get overwhelmed. Focus on mastering core concepts, building real projects, and following your interests to stay motivated. Avoid "tutorial hell" by applying what you learn and tracking your progress.
