Documenting code, one commit at a time.
Directly coupling business logic to database ORM models is a common trap in growing applications. When every service layer knows exactly how to query the database, a simple schema change can cause a cascade of refactoring across your entire codebase.
In software development, we often spend hours optimizing database queries or refining API structures, only to neglect the documentation that introduces others to our work. Recently, while working on the facundopuebla17-tech project, I took a step back to focus on communication rather than code.
Many developer portfolios or project repositories fall into a
Every developer's GitHub profile acts as a digital storefront. For my personal project, facundopuebla17-tech, I recently focused on crafting a professional README that effectively communicates my skills, experience, and interests. While many developers prioritize complex backend logic, your public-facing documentation is often the first point of contact for potential
Starting a new project is always an exciting challenge, but the most important decisions often happen before the first line of complex logic is written. With the facundopuebla17-tech project, we decided to prioritize long-term maintainability by adopting a structured approach to data management from day one.
To ensure our application remains
