A confluence of code, chronicles, and my thoughts.
Explore functional programming in Java, Clojure, and F#.
Delve into the history and uncover the stories that shape our craft.
Most organizations choose technology by trusting what is visible, what is talked about, what is labeled as standard. What if that is a mistake?
Noise is a sign of friction, rarely a sign of quality.
Technologies that fight their users generate activity. Tutorials, workarounds, conferences, migration guides, consultants. This activity is misread as maturity.
Quiet systems do not market themselves. They do not require constant explanation. They do not dominate forums. Precisely because there is no noise, they are often dismissed as risky or unsophisticated. Over time, this inversion produces something worse than technical debt. It produces institutionalized complexity.
