charlax/professional-programming

This system is an internal educational resource and documentation hub designed to standardize software development practices. It provides curated guidance on common coding anti-patterns across Python, database, and architectural domains, alongside a structured front-end training curriculum for back-end developers.

Added a new \antipatterns\ directory containing a curated list of common software development anti-patterns. The documentation covers code style (e.g., strict email validation, late returns), database usage (e.g., VARCHAR vs TEXT in PostgreSQL), error handling (e.g., hiding exceptions), architectural patterns (e.g., MVCS, association tables), SQLAlchemy usage, and testing strategies (e.g., centralized fixtures, inverted pyramid). The entry also includes Python code examples illustrating both bad and good practices for error handling and database queries.

antipatterns · high confidence

Introduced a new structured training course in the \training/front-end\ directory designed to bring back-end and infrastructure developers up to speed with modern front-end development. The curriculum covers core JavaScript concepts (including modern syntax, hoisting, and modules), an introduction to React, TypeScript basics, browser mechanics, and a broad overview of front-end development practices such as state management, testing, security, and deployment. The package includes a README outlining the learning path, six detailed markdown modules, and an HTML example demonstrating JavaScript hoisting.

training/front-end · high confidence

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• First survey — no prior run to compare against. CAI 43.

• Code Health 100
• Architecture 69
• Maturity 51
• Readiness 15
• Security 100

• 300 commits — 284 feature/other, 16 fixes

• (root) — 251 commits
• training/front-end — 23 commits
• training/web-dev — 7 commits
• (repo) — 6 commits
• antipatterns/python-antipatterns.md — 1 commit
• antipatterns/python-examples — 1 commit
• images/clean-architecture-cone.jpg — 1 commit
• images/cost-of-defects.jpg — 1 commit
• images/decomposing problems.jpg — 1 commit
• images/how-not-to-build-mvp.jpg — 1 commit
• images/let-your-bugs-teach-you-julia-evans.jpg — 1 commit
• images/mvp.jpeg — 1 commit
• images/premature automation.png — 1 commit
• images/rewrite.gif — 1 commit
• images/us-vs-them.jpeg — 1 commit
• list-of-links/List of AI and LLM learning resources 20260104144118.md — 1 commit
• training/learning-python — 1 commit

• fix: Add let your bugs teach you
• fix: Fix CAP article URL
• fix: Fix broken link
• fix: Fix broken link
• fix: Fix broken link "How to make mistakes in Python"
• fix: Fix broken link for signs you're a good programmer
• fix: Fix broken links
• fix: Fix introduction to SQL link
• fix: Fix link in must-read articles
• fix: Fix ordering
• fix: fix dead link
• fix: fix dead link to the conjoined triangles of senior-level development
• fix: fix link
• fix: fix: markdownlint errors besides blockquotes
• fix: fix: update 10 minutes a day link
• fix: fixed broken link
• change: Add "How to be successful at Amazon"
• change: Add 3 presentations about git
• change: Add 30 Days of JavaScript repository by Asabeneh
• change: Add ADR links
• …and 280 more

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