Killing Flaky Tests: Reproduce, Quarantine, Fix
A test that fails every time is annoying. A test that fails some of the time is corrosive. The always-failing
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A test that fails every time is annoying. A test that fails some of the time is corrosive. The always-failing
Continue readingKilling Flaky Tests: Reproduce, Quarantine, Fix
Design patterns get a bad reputation when they’re taught as rigid recipes: memorize the UML diagram, create an abstract class,
Continue readingThe Strategy Pattern in Modern Code: From Class Hierarchies to Closures
Every Go codebase has one: that function with a growing switch statement. It starts with two cases — a direct
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Automated tests that hit real databases, live APIs, and production file systems are slow, flaky, and expensive to maintain. The
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Constructors in Go are simple when a type has one or two fields. But the moment you start building something
Continue readingMastering the Functional Options Pattern in Go
Go’s error handling gets a lot of attention — and a lot of criticism. The familiar if err != nil
Continue readingEffective Error Handling in Go: From `if err != nil` to `errors.AsType`
Business rules have a nasty habit of multiplying. What starts as a simple if check grows into nested conditionals scattered
Continue readingThe Specification Pattern in Go: Composable Business Rules Without the Spaghetti
Most teams graduate from “it works on my machine” to CI/CD, then stop iterating on their pipelines. The workflow file
Continue readingGitHub Actions: Practical CI/CD Patterns for Production Workflows
Every codebase has one: a function that started as a simple if/else and grew into a 200-line switch statement with
AI coding agents are getting scary good at writing functional code. Give them a loose description and they’ll spin up
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