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Thoughts on architecture, performance, and building things that last.
My thoughts on this well explored topic, and why I struggled to truly differentiate between the two concepts for a long time.
Grouping code by technical layer means jumping across the project to follow one feature. I group by feature instead, and adapt the structure to whatever the language and framework expect.
AI doesn't eliminate engineering work. It moves it — onto reviewers, and onto your future self.
Your understanding of a problem is lowest before you write the code. The systems that actually last are grown through real-world feedback, not built from a master plan.
Wasm is a genuinely interesting runtime primitive. I think it could become the compute layer of the web. I also think that probably won't happen anytime soon.
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