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Technical debt is often discussed as an engineering concern. But when it slows improvements, creates inconsistent behavior, or makes the product harder to change safely, users begin paying the cost too. Technical debt usually stays hidden inside the codebase. At first, it may look like an internal engineering issue: duplicated components, hard-coded values, outdated dependencies, ...

I started looking into Jev after seeing it used across a few different examples. The json-render + Jev demo from Vercel Labs made me really curious about Jev. Since Jev itself is only making bounded decisions over prepared candidates, I wanted to understand where that speedup comes from and which part of the UI generation ...

Testing usually feels straightforward when a project is still small because checking the main flows manually before a release or deployment can work for some time. As the application grows, this starts taking more effort because new features depend on existing behavior and more parts of the system begin interacting with each other, so a ...

A design system is not only a Figma library or a collection of reusable components. It works when design decisions and implementation stay aligned as the product changes. A design system usually starts with good intentions. Designers create reusable components, define colors and spacing, document states, and establish patterns that should make the product more ...

Recently, I spent some time researching monorepo scale and CI performance for a research assignment in a “research methodology” course in the university. I chose monorepo scale and CI performance as the topic, with the research title: “The Impact of Monorepo Scale and Build Optimization Techniques on Build Execution Time and Continuous Integration Pipeline Performance”. ...

Before going deeper, this article is meant to be a simple guide. It only depends on normal ChatGPT conversations and basic Github usage. I am not going into AI Skills, advanced agent setups, custom automations, or other more complex configurations here. I also tried to keep everything understandable even for someone who has not used ...