Documenting code, one commit at a time.
Managing application state in a restaurant management project like SmartWaiter requires a clean separation of concerns. Recently, I focused on refactoring the tables.routes.js file to ensure that our API surface remains predictable as the system scales.
In early-stage development, it is common for route files to become catch-all locations for business logic, database queries, and request
Building a robust application often requires balancing performance with simplicity. In the fgattidelaconcepcion/ensolvers-notes-app project, I recently revisited how we handle data persistence, focusing on the synergy between Spring Boot and SQLite.
When starting a new project, setting up heavy infrastructure can often feel like overkill.
Starting a new project often feels like a balancing act between feature delivery and laying down the right architectural patterns. We recently began development on the ensolvers-notes-app, a project designed to manage personal notes with a focus on simplicity and robust authentication.
Our initial push focused on setting up a clean foundation. By prioritizing a
When building a task-oriented application like the ensolvers-notes-app, the challenge often isn't the feature set, but how we organize data access. Managing notes requires a clean separation between the persistence layer and the application logic to ensure long-term maintainability.
The Repository Pattern acts as an abstraction