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Clean Architecture in Practice: How to Structure Large Backend Systems
As backend systems grow, codebases often become harder to maintain. Business logic gets mixed with frameworks, database logic spreads across services, and simple changes start breaking unrelated parts of the system. To solve this problem, many teams adopt Clean Architecture, a design approach popularized by Robert C. Martin. The goal is to create systems that… — read more
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Writing Better Code with SOLID Principles
Modern software systems grow quickly. Without good design practices, codebases become difficult to maintain, extend, and debug. One of the most influential design guidelines for writing maintainable object-oriented code is SOLID. SOLID is a set of five principles introduced by Robert C. Martin that help developers build flexible, understandable, and scalable systems. In this post,… — read more
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Recommendation System: How Important Is It?
We have been fascinated by social media platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook. Have you ever wondered how these platforms seem to predict our preferences so accurately? Whether it’s the next video in your feed, a product you might like, or a playlist that matches your mood—these platforms seem to know you. Behind this impressive… — read more
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Generative AI Large Language Model – Train From Pre-trained Model
You’ve probaly heard people talk about LLMs – short for Large Language Model – especially since tools like ChatGPT have become popular. But what exactly is LLM? And how does it actually work? Whether you’re tech-savvy or just curious, it’s totally normal to wonder how these models do what they do. Recently, I’ve been diving… — read more
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The Rise of Generative AI: Simplifying Learning
Lately, everyone’s talking about Generative AI. You hear about it everywhere – at the coffee shop, in the office, even from your family. It’s changing how to solve problems and learn. Remember how we used to search Google or Bing for answers? We’d dig through the tons of information, sometimes found an answer in old… — read more
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