Corporate or Owner-Run? Size Isn't What Separates Them
What separates company types isn't headcount but where decisions are made and how much reasoning gets written down. Four axes, three desks.
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What separates company types isn't headcount but where decisions are made and how much reasoning gets written down. Four axes, three desks.
Vibe coding made shipping easier, but what someone without systems knowledge ships isn't what a senior steering the AI ships. Three levels.
Waterfall, Agile, or Hybrid? Wrong question. A decision matrix from 18 years of production, three real cases, and a way out of methodology religion.
A view from 18 years of PHP: the 2026 state of the language through W3Techs, Stack Overflow, JetBrains and Packagist data — weaknesses included.
Writing sharpens your thinking and compounds over time. On the career value of being visible — not as personal branding, but as an honest record.
A career post on why mentorship is not a sacrifice but one of the most effective tools for a senior developer's own growth.