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Articles about software development and technology
This article separates what can be counted from a git history under stated rules, and what cannot. Four real OSS projects were checked at repository level. It does not guarantee a person's ability or that the record is complete.
Grift CLI promises not to output scores or rankings. During a cross-check in October 2026, it was discovered that while notes stated it was not a ranking, the table was sorted in descending order of commit count. We plainly explain the five acceptance criteria imposed on version 0.8 for clients, SES sales representatives, and engineers.
This article explains why contract development estimates vary from person to person, and how to keep an explainable basis by recording the breakdown and the assumptions. The estimation-support web app ended in September 2026. Current consultations are for AI contract development and adoption support.
We explain the mindset for integrating AI-driven development into production quality across requirement definition, code review, testing, and operations—rather than stopping at mere code generation. This article is for companies looking to insource AI development.
The shocking realization that our supposed 5-language support was actually just two languages. A complete record of blazing-fast implementation to support Chinese, Korean, and Spanish alongside Claude Code.
The tearful tale of a developer who wrote a custom script to migrate GCS piece by piece, only to discover you can move the entire project all at once.
An implementation record of a high-performance blog system built on Astro Content Collections. Explains the comprehensive development process, including automated AI translation with the Google Gemini API, Playwright E2E testing, and rate limiting features.
The journey and technical insights of a self-proclaimed "man with the fastest downstream homepage" persistently challenging Hiroshi Abe's website
