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  • Why I Still Use Java as a Solo Developer in 2025

    Is Java still a good fit for solo developers in 2025? Here’s why I use it, where it slows me down, and what to use instead when it doesn’t fit. I’ve stuck with Java for a reason. As a solo software developer, I’ve found that its performance, maintainability, and ecosystem still give it an edge—even…

  • My Pre-Commit and Code Review Prep Checklist

    You’ve carefully placed all the code bricks into place, laying the foundation for your feature. Now you’re ready to commit, push, and open a pull request. But are you actually ready? Here’s my personal checklist I use before opening a PR. This method helps me catch mistakes before a review, critically review my code, and…

  • The Basics of Saving and Quitting in Vim

    Now you’ve done it. You’re in terminal land and found yourself stuck inside a Vi or Vim editor and don’t know how to quit, let alone save your changes. CTRL+C doesn’t work its magic like usual. So how did others manage to escape? Fun fact: the first time I found myself in Vim in class,…

  • Moving Around in Vim

    Here’s a quick guide to help you learn how to move around in Vim. The Memorization Aid column contains a tip on remembering the actions of the command.The Count column tells you if you can modify the command with a Count. A Count is a way to trigger the command more than once (equal to…