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Clean Code in Go (Part 2): Structs, Methods, and Composition Over Inheritance

Clean Code in Go (Part 2): Structs, Methods, and Composition Over Inheritance

Code Smell 313 – “Workslop” in AI-Assisted Programming

Code Smell 313 – “Workslop” in AI-Assisted Programming

Clean Code: Functions and Error Handling in Go: From Chaos to Clarity [Part 1]

Code Smell 08 – Send Messages Only to Your Direct Acquaintances, Not Their Friends

Code Smell 07 – Avoid Boolean Variables

Refactoring 035 – Use Separate Exception Hierarchies for Business and Technical Errors

Code Smell 06 – Trying to Be a Clever Programmer

Code Smell 06 – Trying to Be a Clever Programmer

Clean Code and Speed: Not Either/Or

Refactoring 034 – Wrapping Messy Parameters Into a Single Meaningful Entity

Code Smell 310 – Why Generic Date Names Break Your Code

The Strategy Pattern in Go: A Simple Guide to Writing Extensible Code

Are you actually writing TypeScript properly?

Code Smell 309 – Query Parameter API Versioning

Everything You Need to Know About Dead Code

Everything You Need to Know About Dead Code

Performance Optimization: The Art of Knowing When Good Enough is Perfect

Stop writing ugly Python tests

Code Smell 05 – Comment Abusers

The HackerNoon Newsletter: My UX improvements for Flipper Zero (9/1/2025)

Refactoring 033 – Removing Redundant or Unused Annotations

Code Smell 04 – Stop Abusing Strings—Use Real Objects Instead

Refactoring 032 – Apply Consistent Style Rules

Domain Driven Design – The Basics

Code Smell 03: Functions Are Too Long – Here’s How to Fix That

Small Commits, Big Wins: How Atomic Changes Transform Developer Life

Code Smell 308 – The Key to Safer, Cleaner, More Polymorphic Code

Refactoring 031 – Removing OOPs

When Your Strategy Needs a Strategy: Tactical Error or Unfinished Business

Interface Segregation Principle: How Specialized Interfaces Prevent Hidden Bugs

Code Smell 307 – Naive Time Assumptions and How to Fix It

Refactoring 030 – How to Avoid Accidental Redundancy

Replace AI References in Comments with Tests That Actually Work

Your First Line of Defense for Clean Code is Pre-Commit: How to Set It Up

The HackerNoon Newsletter: Everyone’s an AI User Now—But No One Read the Manual (6/20/2025)

Code Smell 304: Null Pointer Exception – How to Avoid NULL References That Cause Runtime Crashes

Code Smell 303 – How to Prevent Breaking Existing Clients When You Make Changes

My Class Grew Up and Became an Entity (With a Model Sidekick)

Code Smell 299 – How to Fix Overloaded Test Setups

Code Smell 298 – How to Fix Microsoft Windows Time Waste

Refactor Like a Pro: Ditch Hardcoded Inputs for Good

Refactoring 025 – Decompose Regular Expressions

Enhance Your Code Architecture With SOLID Principles (with Swift Examples)

Overusing Implicit Returns Makes Your Code Harder to Read and Debug

AI Coding Tools Are Bad News for Lazy Programmers

Refactoring 024 – Replace Global Variables with Dependency Injection

The HackerNoon Newsletter: Code Smell 293 – You Should Avoid Adding isTesting or Similar Flags (3/7/2025)

Code Smell 293 – You Should Avoid Adding isTesting or Similar Flags

Code Smell 292 – Missing Return

The HackerNoon Newsletter: Changing Keys, Losing Values (2/24/2025)

Here’s the 7-Step Framework I Use to Get Ahead in Automation Testing

Changing Keys, Losing Values

Here’s Why You Should Replace Inheritance with Delegation

Code Smell 290 – Refused Bequest

How to Implement the Visitor Pattern Correctly

When You Forget to Throw, Your Code Will Blow

How to Write Clean Code Principles Every Developer Should Know

Code Smell 287 – Unused Local Assignment