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Why Most Software Projects Do Not Need a Rewrite

Posted on March 26, 2026 By
Programming, Software Engineer

Most rewrite discussions are really a sign that the team is frustrated, not that a full rebuild is the smartest technical decision. In most cases, incremental change is the better call.

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PHP 8.5.4 Released: Upgrade if You’re on 8.5

Posted on March 25, 2026 By
PHP, Programming

PHP 8.5.4 is a bug-fix release, not a feature release. If you are already on PHP 8.5, you should update. If you are still on 8.4, this alone is not the reason to jump.

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TypeScript 6.0 Is Out: What Actually Matters

Posted on March 25, 2026 By
Programming, Support

TypeScript 6.0 is now live, but the main story is not flashy syntax. It is the upgrade work you should do now before TypeScript 7 lands.

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Expanding on performance of Redis vs MongoDB for a push/pull system

Posted on March 26, 2023March 26, 2023 By Wade
PHP, Programming, Software Engineer

When it comes to building a push/pop system, both Redis and MongoDB can be used as effective solutions. However, there are a few key differences between these two databases that can impact which one you choose for your system. Redis is an in-memory data structure store that can be used as a database, cache, and … Read More “Expanding on performance of Redis vs MongoDB for a push/pull system” »

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MongoDB vs DocumentDB

Posted on March 26, 2023March 26, 2023 By Wade
Programming, Software Engineer

I’ve been working on a new as-fast-as-possible platform for a specific situation I can’t go in to right now but I wanted to use MongoDB, however, I needed to reduce costs and use AWS so I wanted to use DocumentDB and needed to compare. Sadly DocumentDB does not cover 100% of MongoDB. Here’s the comparison: … Read More “MongoDB vs DocumentDB” »

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PHP 8.2 vs 7.4

Posted on March 26, 2023March 26, 2023 By Wade
PHP, Programming, Software Engineer

PHP is a widely used programming language that has been evolving rapidly in recent years. PHP 8.2 is the latest release, which came out on November 25th, 2021. This version brings several improvements, new features, and bug fixes, making it more efficient and secure than PHP 7.4. In this blog post, I’ll briefly discuss the … Read More “PHP 8.2 vs 7.4” »

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Useful tidbits for Raspberry pi users on Raspian – aka things I wish I knew quicker/easier

Posted on April 2, 2016April 11, 2016 By Wade
Useful tidbits for Raspberry pi users on Raspian – aka things I wish I knew quicker/easier
Programming, Software

I love my Pi2 and my Pi3, they’re amazing pieces of cheap kit I can do anything with – although to be honest I don’t use them anywhere near as much as I should. So here is a compilation of things I found useful this last week when I finally got around to building my … Read More “Useful tidbits for Raspberry pi users on Raspian – aka things I wish I knew quicker/easier” »

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Cloudant (IBM) Query – Indexing arrays directly using Erlang

Posted on July 6, 2015 By Wade No Comments on Cloudant (IBM) Query – Indexing arrays directly using Erlang
Cloudant (IBM) Query – Indexing arrays directly using Erlang
Programming

Really short post this one on indexing using Cloudant Query to index arrays in your document, e.g. documents that have a field like this: { “ids”: [ “alpha”, “bravo”, “charlie” ] } I was reading the documentation and just could not get it to index these items using anything but the default _all_docs indexer (don’t use … Read More “Cloudant (IBM) Query – Indexing arrays directly using Erlang” »

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Heterogeneous Parallel Programming – Completed and Certified!

Posted on May 15, 2015 By Wade No Comments on Heterogeneous Parallel Programming – Completed and Certified!
Heterogeneous Parallel Programming – Completed and Certified!
Ego-centric, Programming

I just got my certificate through from Coursera for completing the Heterogeneous Parallel Programming by University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign on Coursera and I’m very happy! It was a fun (and free) course that covered primarily CUDA programming but towards the end went on to OpenCL. Fun course to do and really helped me rethink parallel … Read More “Heterogeneous Parallel Programming – Completed and Certified!” »

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Standardising logging and parallelisation in multiple languages

Posted on February 7, 2015 By Wade No Comments on Standardising logging and parallelisation in multiple languages
Standardising logging and parallelisation in multiple languages
Programming

Over the last few days I’ve been working on interfaces to use across multiple programming languages to standardise how some things are done. This stemmed from a requirement to allow processing to be dealt with in any language from any other language. People do this all the time, it’s nothing new, but they generally stick … Read More “Standardising logging and parallelisation in multiple languages” »

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