Why Every Engineering Team Needs an AI-First Development Workflow in 2026
The teams shipping twice as fast aren’t working harder — they’ve rebuilt their workflows around AI assistance at every layer. Here’s the architecture that’s actually working.
The Terminal Setup That Saves Our Team 2 Hours Per Developer Every Week
Dotfiles, aliases, and a few overlooked tools that compound into serious productivity gains over time.
How We Run Engineering Without Sprints, Standups, or Story Points
We’re not anti-process. We’re pro-outcomes. Here’s the async-first system that replaced most of our meetings.
The Hidden Cost of Over-Engineering: A Post-Mortem on Our Rewrite
We spent eight months building something nobody asked for. Here’s what we learned about building for the present, not a hypothetical future.
TypeScript in 2026: What We Wish We’d Known Before Going All-In
We’ve been writing TypeScript for four years across three major applications. The good, the frustrating, and what we’d do differently.
How to Write a Technical RFC That People Actually Read
Most RFCs die in review because they’re written for the author, not the reader. Here’s the format that actually gets decisions made.
The Frontend Architecture Decisions That Don’t Age Well
We’ve inherited enough legacy frontend codebases to know which architectural choices create long-term pain. Here’s the list.
The Engineering Hiring Process That Actually Predicts Performance
Most technical interviews test interview performance, not engineering performance. Here’s the process we rebuilt from scratch after tracking outcomes for two years.
Web Performance in 2026: The Core Web Vitals That Actually Matter for Revenue
Not all performance metrics move the needle equally. Here’s the data on which improvements drive measurable business outcomes vs. which are just satisfying to optimize.
React Server Components: Six Months in Production
We migrated a significant portion of our application to React Server Components. Here’s the honest assessment after six months in production.