SOLID Principles Part 2: Open/Closed Principle
How to build your code like LEGO, adding new features without ever breaking the core structure. Continue reading on Javarevisited…
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I Tried “Vibe Coding” for a Week — Here’s Why It Sucks (and How To Actually Get Sh*t Done)
It looks like coding. It feels like progress. It’s neither. Continue reading on Javarevisited » This post first appeared on…
SOLID Explained, Part 1: The Single Responsibility Principle
Why your classes shouldn’t be a “junk drawer,” and how to organize your code for clarity and maintainability. Continue reading…
Should You Learn One Programming Language or Ten?
Guys, this is the era of A.I. You see it every where you turn — someone’s asking: “Bro, should i focus on…
Top 7 Free Odoo Apps for Linux Users in 2025
Odoo is the ideal open-source enterprise software for teams and businesses that value flexibility, data privacy, and affordability. Due to…
Kopia: Open-source encrypted backup tool for Windows, macOS, Linux
Kopia is an open-source backup and restore tool that lets you create encrypted snapshots of your files and store them…
9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: August 24th, 2025
It’s been a slow news week, but we got some nice gems, including major releases of the LibreOffice office suite,…
CachyOS August 2025 Release Brings Package Dashboard, LTS Kernel
Arch-based CachyOS’s August 2025 update adds a package dashboard, switches the ISO to an LTS kernel, and improves stability with…
Calibre 8.9 E-Book Manager Adds Support for Embedded Fonts to HTMLZ Output
Calibre 8.9 is here to add support for embedded fonts to HTMLZ output, a color swatch in the results list…
Neo4j Launches Breakthrough Architecture to Unify Transactional and Operational Workloads
Meet Infinigraph, a scalable, distributed graph architecture that allows you to run 100TB+ operational and analytical graph workloads in a…