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Hi, I’m Rafael — the guy people call when their mobile app behaves like a toddler on a sugar rush.
React Native, Flutter, Swift, Kotlin… I use whatever gets the job done without starting a small fire.
React Native, Flutter, Swift, Kotlin… I use whatever gets the job done without starting a small fire.
Claude is not a senior engineer (yet)!
While impressive at executing within good frameworks like Terraform and Sentry, Claude lacks the judgment to identify elegant solutions or refactor poorly-designed code, skills that define senior engineering.
While impressive at executing within good frameworks like Terraform and Sentry, Claude lacks the judgment to identify elegant solutions or refactor poorly-designed code, skills that define senior engineering.
January 15, 2026 at 5:56 PM
Claude is not a senior engineer (yet)!
While impressive at executing within good frameworks like Terraform and Sentry, Claude lacks the judgment to identify elegant solutions or refactor poorly-designed code, skills that define senior engineering.
While impressive at executing within good frameworks like Terraform and Sentry, Claude lacks the judgment to identify elegant solutions or refactor poorly-designed code, skills that define senior engineering.
A No-Nonsense React Native Guide for 2026
January 7, 2026 at 2:35 PM
A No-Nonsense React Native Guide for 2026
I'm in love with this quote ❤️
January 6, 2026 at 5:49 PM
I'm in love with this quote ❤️
👍Frontend Design Patterns That Actually Work in 2026👍
Component-driven development with atomic design methodology forms the foundation of modern frontend architecture, breaking interfaces into reusable atoms, molecules, and organisms.
Component-driven development with atomic design methodology forms the foundation of modern frontend architecture, breaking interfaces into reusable atoms, molecules, and organisms.
January 6, 2026 at 1:17 PM
👍Frontend Design Patterns That Actually Work in 2026👍
Component-driven development with atomic design methodology forms the foundation of modern frontend architecture, breaking interfaces into reusable atoms, molecules, and organisms.
Component-driven development with atomic design methodology forms the foundation of modern frontend architecture, breaking interfaces into reusable atoms, molecules, and organisms.
Cheers to 2026 🥂 Wishing everyone big wins and good vibes this year.
December 29, 2025 at 6:05 PM
Cheers to 2026 🥂 Wishing everyone big wins and good vibes this year.
Why PHP in 2026?
Modern PHP has evolved significantly with features like JIT compilation, readonly immutability, enums, attributes, and a robust type system comparable to TypeScript. Unlike JavaScript frameworks, PHP requires no build steps, transpilation - can write code and deploy directly.
Modern PHP has evolved significantly with features like JIT compilation, readonly immutability, enums, attributes, and a robust type system comparable to TypeScript. Unlike JavaScript frameworks, PHP requires no build steps, transpilation - can write code and deploy directly.
December 27, 2025 at 4:49 PM
Why PHP in 2026?
Modern PHP has evolved significantly with features like JIT compilation, readonly immutability, enums, attributes, and a robust type system comparable to TypeScript. Unlike JavaScript frameworks, PHP requires no build steps, transpilation - can write code and deploy directly.
Modern PHP has evolved significantly with features like JIT compilation, readonly immutability, enums, attributes, and a robust type system comparable to TypeScript. Unlike JavaScript frameworks, PHP requires no build steps, transpilation - can write code and deploy directly.
I agree — TypeScript is incredible where the JS ecosystem thrives. Python’s strength is that it quietly powers everything else: AI, data, automation, research, and tooling. That breadth is what keeps it on top for me.
December 26, 2025 at 9:06 PM
I agree — TypeScript is incredible where the JS ecosystem thrives. Python’s strength is that it quietly powers everything else: AI, data, automation, research, and tooling. That breadth is what keeps it on top for me.
Best Programming Language for 2026
🏆 1. Python — The Timeless Titan
⚡ 2. Rust — The Performance Powerhouse
🌐 3. JavaScript / TypeScript — Web Still Rules
🤖 4. Go (Golang) — The Backend Beast
📱 5. Swift & Kotlin — Mobile Kings
🧬 6. Julia (Runner-Up) — For Hardcore Scientific Computing
🏆 1. Python — The Timeless Titan
⚡ 2. Rust — The Performance Powerhouse
🌐 3. JavaScript / TypeScript — Web Still Rules
🤖 4. Go (Golang) — The Backend Beast
📱 5. Swift & Kotlin — Mobile Kings
🧬 6. Julia (Runner-Up) — For Hardcore Scientific Computing
December 25, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Best Programming Language for 2026
🏆 1. Python — The Timeless Titan
⚡ 2. Rust — The Performance Powerhouse
🌐 3. JavaScript / TypeScript — Web Still Rules
🤖 4. Go (Golang) — The Backend Beast
📱 5. Swift & Kotlin — Mobile Kings
🧬 6. Julia (Runner-Up) — For Hardcore Scientific Computing
🏆 1. Python — The Timeless Titan
⚡ 2. Rust — The Performance Powerhouse
🌐 3. JavaScript / TypeScript — Web Still Rules
🤖 4. Go (Golang) — The Backend Beast
📱 5. Swift & Kotlin — Mobile Kings
🧬 6. Julia (Runner-Up) — For Hardcore Scientific Computing
Technical Debt Is a Myth Created By Bad Managers
The term "technical debt" is a fundamentally broken metaphor that shifts blame from management decisions to engineers. Most code quality issues stem from impossible deadlines, resource constraints, and business pressures.
The term "technical debt" is a fundamentally broken metaphor that shifts blame from management decisions to engineers. Most code quality issues stem from impossible deadlines, resource constraints, and business pressures.
December 24, 2025 at 2:22 PM
Technical Debt Is a Myth Created By Bad Managers
The term "technical debt" is a fundamentally broken metaphor that shifts blame from management decisions to engineers. Most code quality issues stem from impossible deadlines, resource constraints, and business pressures.
The term "technical debt" is a fundamentally broken metaphor that shifts blame from management decisions to engineers. Most code quality issues stem from impossible deadlines, resource constraints, and business pressures.