Software engineers often refactor code due to business requirements or inefficient implementations. This article explains how to use the @Deprecated annotation in Dart to refactor code in a controlled and predictable way.
We forget 80% of what we learn within a week. It's not a flaw - it's how our brains work. But what if you could fight back? Download Rembly from AppStore My Story As a foreigner living in the EU and working at a multinational company,
Every project has a list of frequently performed actions, such as bootstrapping or running tests with coverage. Developers often choose Bash or similar tools (e.g., Makefiles) to automate tasks. In this article, I highlight where Bash is lacking and why I started preferring Dart. 1. Limits of Bash 2.
A monorepo is a development strategy that keeps code for all projects within a single repository. It provides the benefits of code reuse, atomic changes, and simplified dependencies. Table of Contents 1. Do I need a Monorepo? 2. Local and Public Packages 3. Pub Workspaces 4. Reusable Scripts 5. Melos
Software succeeds when it solves real-world business problems. To be useful, the software must fit the business's needs and be easy to maintain. In this article, I will explain the basics of Domain-Driven Development and how it helps to design and write better software. Theory of Domains Every