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One of the methods of abstraction is to integrate another service. But can you trust someone else's service? Third-party APIs are notorious for failing at the worst possible time. Over time, I ended u
A race condition can hit you anytime, you think it won't because your system isn't that big, or doesn't process a lot of requests, but it will happen, and when it happens, you will feel a bit silly ab
The world is going through a tumultuous phase, but that doesn't stop the progress of humanity. Things go on, people move, prices fluctuate, we eat fruit and live a healthy life. April is hot, so hot,
Well, I celebrated my birthday. :P I worked on a functionality end to end using AI. It was a simple feature and AI wrote everything correctly in a single pass. I used Codex. After that, I had to ask i
Let me think. So I worked on a new functionality and raised a PR in just 2 days for the whole end-to-end correct flow. I did not focus much on performance because I wanted to first get it right and th
Well, I did not build a new feature. Most of my tasks were client-facing, focused on solving client issues. And the client had many issues. Things were escalated, and escalated again. Now the trust that I had built with higher management is kind of g...
Well, I am going to be honest. I do not remember much right now, so I will try to recall things as I write. I did a lot of pair programming to fix production issues, and I changed a webhook implementation that receives a lot of data periodically from...
Hmm, the world is a different place now. I used to write a lot of code to build features, but now I’m doing something else, something that’s more technical in nature and design oriented. I unblock people, resolve production issues, take on customer r...
Yeah, I forgot to write in August, my bad. Sometimes I forget. But I’m back now. I’ll also add my thoughts on using AI. Be patient, my friends this will be a bit longer than usual. August I optimised an API. In short, it was about pre-calculation an...
