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ITNEXT is a platform for IT developers & software engineers to share knowledge, connect, collaborate, learn and experience next-gen technologies.

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Bert Peters
Ondernemer @LINKITGroup | LINKIT is een IT-dienstverlener en heeft zich als kennisleverancier gespecialiseerd in het selecteren en bemiddelen van ICT personeel.

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https://itnext.io/ Common commuter between the realms of sanity and insanity, reasoning and emotions, reality and fantasy.
Latest Posts

You Didn’t Know About Web Performance in 2025
For years, we’ve been chasing the same ghosts. We compressed our JPEGs, minified our CSS, and obsessed over our Lighthouse scores. Google’s…

The Best Code Is Paranoid. Trust Nothing, Verify Everything.
Your “working” code is one crash away from chaos.

Boost Your Coding Agent and Understand Its Reasoning with 3 Simple Prompts
TL;DR: Use the custom prompts from this article and the linked repository to have the agent (1) plan, (2) implement, and (3) review any…

Mastering Caching Strategies: Boost Performance with Real-World Examples
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Building a TypeScript Pipe Operator: From RxJS Inspiration to Production Library
TypeScript pipes made easy — clean code, strong types, zero magic

Improving my previous OpenRewrite recipe
I started discovering OpenRewrite last week by writing a Kotlin recipe that moves Kotlin files according to the official directory…

Simple RAG with pure Java and Langchain4j: Use locally hosted Ollama to talk to your documents
Talk to your documents using a simple RAG pipeline, which we will build with the help of a locally-hosted Ollama model, pure Java, and…

Decorator Pattern in Kotlin — Embracing Open/Closed Principle
Write cleaner, reusable Kotlin code by mastering the Decorator Pattern and embracing the Open/Closed Principle.

The Transparency Problem in Solana and how getIDL is helping to solve it
In the fast-paced world of blockchain development, Solana stands out as a high-performance platform for decentralized applications (dApps)…

Why You’re Moving Wrong in Vim (and How to Fix It)
If you’re still hammering h and l to get around in Vim, you might as well be painting your house with a toothbrush.
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