Posts tagged documentation
AI/LLM topics — agents, prompts
HTML, CSS, JS, HTTP, URL basics
TypeScript, Java, Python, Rust
Data structures, Big-O, patterns
React, Next.js, Tauri, Tailwind
Spring, FastAPI, SQL
Claude Code · MCP · Context7 · Figma — overview of AI coding tools
Deployment options and decision criteria
PostgreSQL · Kafka · data strategy notes
Docker, Compose, Caddy, SSH
Windows vs Mac and other dev-environment notes
Cross-platform options compared (Tauri · Flutter · RN)
pnpm, uv, Gradle, Git, regex
KISS · DRY · YAGNI · naming — development philosophy
OAuth · JWT · security fundamentals
Testcontainers, Vitest, pytest
Searching, reading docs, debugging
Everyone has felt lost after being told "read the official docs." Open them and the volume is the size of a book — there's no clear sense of where to start. Documentation is not material to read cover-to-cover like a bo…
Markdown is a lightweight markup language for writing structured documents while keeping the source readable as plain text. It shows up everywhere: dev docs, READMEs, issues, blogs, notes.
A repository hosts documents for two kinds of readers: humans, and code-assistant agents (LLM-based IDE assistants and AI coders). This article covers the standards and conventions for both.
SSOT (Single Source of Truth) started as a data governance term and has expanded into a principle for code, documentation, and schema operations. This article covers the origin, areas of application, and trade-offs.
The gap between a strong developer and a beginner is closer to "finds what they don't know quickly" than "knows a lot." Search is not a supplement to memorization; it's a separate skill. This article covers how to craft…