Blog — alganet

The title is bait.

When someone says "write it in POSIX shell for portability," they mean well.

LLMs confidently cite documentation that doesn't exist.

PSR-11 solved an important problem in PHP: it gave us a universal socket for dependency containers.

If you've worked on a large codebase long enough, you've probably seen a certain kind of refactoring that feels productive but doesn't actually improve the system.

The full example for this blog post is available on GitHub.

Bootstrapping compilers are often discussed from the same angle: security paranoia.

This blog post explains how to use apywire to build a modular, dependency-injected starlette application.

Back in 2010, I started this little project called Respect\Validation.

PHP's pipe operator unlocks a very readable, functional style.

Good code reviews are an art.

For a while now, I've been searching for the simplest, useful LLM pipeline example.

If you’ve ever run a command with a --dry-run flag, you probably knew what it did.

While Unix-like systems typically use GNU make, Windows environments based on Microsoft toolchains, traditionally use nmake.

For a while now, I've been wanting to start a technical blog.