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  1. Code, prompts, and... books? Why reading is your analog superpower in the age of AI

    (Blog on Software Quality, Design, Architecture & AI Assisted Development | Matti Lehtinen)

    Half of developers don’t read technical books anymore, giving an edge for those who do.

  2. Bedtime Police - Digital detox and bedtime routine app for Android

    (Blog on Software Quality, Design, Architecture & AI Assisted Development | Matti Lehtinen)

    Bedtime Police is a digital detox app for Android that helps you maintain a consistent sleep schedule by restricting phone usage after your designated bedtime.

  3. Dunghill Anti-Pattern - Why utility classes and modules smell?

    (Blog on Software Quality, Design, Architecture & AI Assisted Development | Matti Lehtinen)

    Do you have utility classes or helper files, such as Utils.java or helpers.py, in your project?

  4. Internal vs. External Software Quality - And How To Improve Them

    (Blog on Software Quality, Design, Architecture & AI Assisted Development | Matti Lehtinen)

    There are 2 aspects of software quality: internal and external.

  5. How to Automatically Create UML Class Diagrams from Requirements Using ChatGPT

    (Blog on Software Quality, Design, Architecture & AI Assisted Development | Matti Lehtinen)

    Learn how to create UML class diagrams from text using ChatGPT and PlantUML.

  6. Why and how to write code for humans?

    (Blog on Software Quality, Design, Architecture & AI Assisted Development | Matti Lehtinen)

    If you think that programming languages are the language of machines, you are mistaken.

  7. DRY, YAGNI, KISS and SINE - 4 Most Important Software Development Principles

    (Blog on Software Quality, Design, Architecture & AI Assisted Development | Matti Lehtinen)

    DRY, YAGNI, KISS and SINE are 4 fundamental software development principles: DRY: Don’t repeat yourself YAGNI: You ain’t gonna need it KISS: Keep it simple stupid SINE: Simple is not easy.