Author: Edvaldo Freitas
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Why It Is Worth Using AI Code Review on GitHub
Let’s be honest. We have all seen a giant pull request get a quick “LGTM” and felt a chill down the spine. The reality of software development is that PR queues are a bottleneck. Code review, although crucial for quality, is usually slow, inconsistent, and mentally exhausting. It is the classic tug of war between…
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Streamlining Code Reviews with Effective Templates
Let’s be honest: code reviews can be a mess. One day, you get a 30-comment deep dive into algorithmic efficiency. The next, for a similarly complex change, you get a “LGTM 👍” five minutes after you open the pull request. This inconsistency is more than just annoying; it’s a direct threat to your codebase’s quality…
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What is Python?
So, you’re asking, what is phyton? Let’s cut through the noise. At its core, Python is an interpreted, high-level, general-purpose programming language. But that’s the kind of definition that makes your eyes glaze over. Here’s a better way to think about it: Python is the language designed for humans first, and computers second. It prioritizes…
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Effective Flutter Code Review: A Practical Guide
Let’s be honest: most code reviews feel like a chore. At best, they’re a quick rubber stamp. At worst, they’re a nitpicky, soul-crushing critique of your variable naming choices. But a truly effective flutter code review is neither of those things. The goal isn’t to find every missing semicolon. The linter can do that. The…
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1.0.82 – BYOK, Context Engine, Category Prompts, Custom Plugins & more
https://youtu.be/nuubLBF8wwI What’s New & Improvements BYOK + New Plan Structure Kody can now run using your own API keys, compatible with GPT-5, Claude 4.5, Gemini 2.5, Anthropic, or any other model you want. You choose the provider, control the costs, and decide which model makes the most sense for your team. Kody still handles the…
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How to Write Software Test Cases Effectively
Publishing new code can feel uncertain. You push a change and want confidence that nothing outside the intended scope was affected. The best teams do not rely on chance, they rely on process. A central part of that process is knowing how to write well-structured software test cases that are clear, effective, and repeatable, thereby…
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Security in SDLC Phases: A Developer’s Guide
In many teams, security review only happens at the end of the cycle, sometimes just a week before release after months of development. The result is almost always the same: reports full of alerts, features being cut, delays, and weeks spent fixing issues that could have been avoided with minutes of early prevention. This scenario…
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Elevating Code Quality JavaScript: A Developer’s Guide
Who hasn’t been there? You open a file to fix a simple bug and run into a block of tangled JavaScript, with no comments and full of improvised solutions. Just understanding what a single function does takes far more time than it should. Improving your team’s JavaScript code quality is not about chasing some abstract…
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Maintainability Metrics in Software Engineering
We’ve all been there. You join a new team, clone the repo, and stare at a file that’s 2,000 lines long. Or you’re asked to add a “simple” feature to a codebase so tangled that changing one thing breaks three others. This is the slow, silent tax of unmaintainable code. It’s what turns shipping features…
