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The Freedom of Deliberate Constraint
The most innovative companies are often the most boring at their foundation, and that is no coincidence.
Strategic Framework for Technological Decisions
Good intentions don't scale, so here is the practical framework we use to decide when a new technology deserves a place in the stack.
"Boring Technology" Revisited in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
AI writes code that looks right for any technology, which is exactly why it becomes dangerous in a stack you don't master.
The Philosophy in Practice: The GitLab Model of Accelerated Iteration
GitLab shipped 106 releases in 106 consecutive months by choosing a checklist over project software and a curl command over a new interface.
The Imperative of Speed: Boyd's Law and the OODA Loop in Software
A technically inferior fighter jet won nine out of ten dogfights, and the reason explains why boring technology makes your team faster.
The Boring Wisdom: Deconstructing "Choose Boring Technology"
Boring doesn't mean outdated: it means you already know exactly how the tool breaks, and that knowledge is worth more than any trend.
Boring Solutions: Strategy for Sustainable Engineering
What if the fastest engineering teams are the ones that ignore the newest tools on purpose?
Why your email validation using regex is probably wrong
Today I want to discuss a topic that seems simple but hides enormous complexity: email address validation.
DoH: how does DNS resolution work in ClearAddress?
Have you ever wondered how Clear Address queries domains without going through port 53? See how DNS over HTTPS transforms a DNS query into a simple HTTP call, more private and secure, with ready-to-use examples in cURL and Go.