Linus Torvalds recently sparked intense debate by declaring that the 'AI slop' problem in code generation won't be solved with documentation. This article explores what he really means, why documentation fails as a solution, and what developers should actually focus on in 2026.
The software craftsmanship movement promised pride in our work, but in 2026, developers face AI-generated code, business pressure for speed, and disappearing craft. Here's what's really happening and how to navigate it.
Developers constantly undermine their compilers with type assertions, unsafe casts, and ignored warnings. This 2025 guide explains why your compiler is your most valuable ally and how to work with it, not against it, for better APIs and integrations.
Despite the hype, studies reveal AI-generated code contains significantly more bugs and security vulnerabilities than human-written code. This comprehensive guide explores why AI coding tools fail, how to spot their mistakes, and strategies for using them effectively without compromising quality.
Getting paged at 2 AM is bad enough without having to decipher clever code you wrote months ago. Learn practical strategies for writing code that's actually understandable when you're half-asleep and under pressure.
The White House Achievements webpage sparked a major discussion in the web development community. Its code structure—featuring random console.logs, inline styles, and a distinct 'vibecoded' feel—raises questions about modern development practices, government tech, and what 'good enough' really means.