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Artikelen die ik de moeite waard vond, met een korte notitie bij elk.
Machine Errors and Non-Deterministic Humans
“I can’t rely on LLMs because they’re not deterministic. How can I be sure what I’ll get?” — I bet you’ve thought that yourself. I did for sure. It’s a fair point. LLMs can be…
The Missing Link in Vibe Coding: Feedback Loops
Vibe coding, or as some prefer to call it, “hands-off” software engineering, is having its moment. AI agents write code, implement features, and even spin up entire projects from…
Event-sourced Claude Code workflows
Storing the state of the workflow as events to enable rich observability and detailed workflow insights and optimizations.
Coupling Should Be Weighed, Not Counted
“Words should be weighed, not counted.” — A Yiddish Saying Static code analysis tools count dependencies, calculate ratios, and assign neat scores. Yet in my experience, chasing…
Install and Upgrade to PHP 8.5 on Debian and Ubuntu
Explains how to install PHP 8.5 on a new Ubuntu or Deban server, or how to upgrade an existing PHP version to PHP 8.5.
The GenAI Abstraction and the Hard Truth
GenAI has introduced the greatest level of abstraction we have ever seen in software development. If there’s anything that has become clear to me while using GenAI, it’s this: AI…
Thoughts Regarding Software Development with AI
My thoughts on using GenAI (LLMs) for software development are varied, but not simple. I see a watershed somewhere between extreme hype and usefulness. AI-generated image…
Vaughn Vernon on Why the Outbox Pattern Falls Short – And the Smarter Alternative for Event-Driven Systems
In Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and distributed systems, few names carry as much weight as Vaughn Vernon, a globally recognized expert and author of practical books like…
Why Traditional Software Estimates Fail – And How Vaughn Vernon’s ‘No Estimates’ Approach Fixes It
Software development teams around the world face a recurring challenge: accurate project estimation under pressure to deliver fast. Even with frameworks such as Scrum or different…