Opinionated Code

About Opinionated Code

Opinionated Code is a space for developers who don’t just write software, they think about it.

This isn’t a tutorial blog. It’s not a changelog. And it’s definitely not a hype machine chasing frameworks of the week.

It’s a place for engineers, architects, and technologists who want to cut through the noise and ask better questions about the systems we build, and the ones we inherit. Here, we explore the technical, the practical, and the philosophical sides of software development, with a strong voice and a bias for clarity.

Whether it’s a deep dive into design patterns, a teardown of an overengineered stack, or a reflection on the culture of shipping fast and fixing later: everything here is written with intent. Because opinions, like code, are stronger when they’re well-structured, documented, and open to revision.

If you care about:

• why some tools shape how we think,
• what makes code “good” (and who gets to decide),
• and how to write software that’s not just functional, but thoughtful

Then you’re in the right place.

Code is political. Tools have opinions. So do we.

Welcome to Opinionated Code.