The complete disassembly and reverse engineering of the Atari 2600 Raiders of the Lost Ark source code reveals fascinating insights into early game development constraints and clever programming techniques that still inform modern development practices.
A developer with two years of experience discovers their junior coworker with just six months writes cleaner, more organized code. The secret? Building real projects from day one instead of endless tutorials. Here's why this approach works and how you can fix your learning path.
After years at version 6.x, Linus Torvalds has declared the next Linux kernel will be 7.0. This isn't just a number change—it signals important shifts in kernel development and has real implications for everyone from developers to system administrators.
After analyzing hundreds of OAuth implementations in 2026, I've identified the most common mistakes developers make with social authentication. Here's what you're probably getting wrong—and how to fix it before your users pay the price.
New research suggests 'vibe coding'—the trend of prioritizing aesthetics and personal expression over functionality—is eroding open source software quality. This comprehensive guide explores the phenomenon, its impact, and practical solutions for developers.
Garry Tan's viral productivity advice sparked intense debate in developer communities. We examine what 'vibe coding' really means in 2026 and provide practical strategies that work beyond the hype.
Vibe coding promises effortless development through intuition and flow states, but many developers find it leads to technical debt and poor quality. Here's why this approach fails and what actually works instead.
When your boss calls try-catch 'garbage,' they're tapping into a decades-old programming debate. We explore both sides, practical alternatives, and when exceptions actually make sense in modern development.
Vibe coding—the practice of using AI assistants to generate code without understanding context—is creating a silent crisis in open source. Projects are drowning in poorly documented, context-free contributions that break more than they fix. Here's what's happening and how we can save open source collaboration.
The 'vibe coding' trend promises quick, cheap development using AI tools, but experienced developers know it creates unmaintainable technical debt. Here's why this approach fails at scale and what you should do instead.
The tragic death of a 32-year-old programmer in China, allegedly from overwork and still being added to work chats while hospitalized, has ignited global conversations about tech industry burnout. This article explores the systemic issues, personal consequences, and practical solutions for developers facing similar pressures in 2026.
Across the tech industry, companies attempting to replace human developers with AI are discovering disastrous results. From unmaintainable code to catastrophic security flaws, the push for AI-only development is creating more problems than it solves.