Top 10 Developer Articles of the Month on CoderLegion
Every month, the CoderLegion community brings together developers from around the world to share practical insights, experiments, and honest experiences from the trenches of coding.
Here are the ten posts that made the most impact this month — whether through comments, reads, or shares — all written by real developers who love to build and learn.
1️⃣ The Complete Roadmap to Master Cryptography: From Beginner to Expert
by mohamed.cybersec
Read the full article → https://coderlegion.com/6766/the-complete-roadmap-to-master-cryptography-from-beginner-to-expert
A deep-dive guide that takes you by the hand from the maths behind encryption up to the front lines of post-quantum crypto. This roadmap shows not just what to learn, but in which order, and why each step matters in real-world systems.
2️⃣ PostgreSQL 18 Uncovered: Asynchronous I/O, UUIDv7, and Pain-Free Upgrades
by David Lopez Felguera
Read the full article → https://coderlegion.com/5803/postgresql-18-uncovered-asynchronous-i-o-uuidv7-and-pain-free-upgrades
David explains the newest features of PostgreSQL 18 in a practical way: what they are, when you should care, and how they affect large-scale deployments. A must-read if you manage data stores in production.
3️⃣ My AI Thinks I Need Supervision
by Yash
Read the full article → https://coderlegion.com/6150/my-ai-thinks-i-need-supervision
This witty and reflective post explores how AI tools mirror our own biases — and how automating too quickly can hide deeper flaws in logic. It’s a thoughtful piece that blends humor with technical insight.
4️⃣ Building a Robust API with Laravel, Clean Architecture and SOLID Principles
by Fernando Richter
Read the full article → https://coderlegion.com/6596/building-a-robust-api-with-laravel-clean-architecture-and-solid-principles
Fernando walks you through structuring a backend in Laravel using clean architecture and SOLID design. If you're building an API and care about maintainability and scaling, this one has actionable patterns.
5️⃣ Top 5 Developer Articles of the Week on CoderLegion
by Muzzamil Abbas
Read the full article → https://coderlegion.com/6791/top-5-developer-articles-of-the-week-on-coderlegion
A meta-roundup that curates standout developer insights and tutorials from the platform. It’s your shortcut to staying in touch with what the global dev community has been discussing and experimenting with.
6️⃣ Vibe coding is bullshit if you don’t know what you’re doing
by kenliten
Read the full article → https://coderlegion.com/6497/vibe-coding-is-bullshit-if-you-dont-know-what-youre-doing
Ken challenges the “jump in and code by feel” culture. He argues that without clarity and structure your “fast” coding becomes messy, costly, and hard to maintain — a wake-up call for many devs.
7️⃣ How to Integrate LinkedIn API in a Web App for Login and User Details
by Sunny
Read the full article → https://coderlegion.com/5798/how-to-integrate-linkedin-api-in-a-web-app-for-login-and-user-details
Sunny gives a hands-on walkthrough of integrating LinkedIn’s OAuth and data flows into a web app — from setup to secure user details retrieval. It’s perfect for developers exploring professional login systems.
8️⃣ Null: The Billion Dollar Mistake
by Maxi Contieri
Read the full article → https://coderlegion.com/6462/null-the-billion-dollar-mistake
Maxi reflects on null references in code and how they continue to cause major incidents. The article explores safe alternatives, language features, and the cost of ignoring this fundamental issue.
9️⃣ Perpetual Learning: My Weird Strategy for Growth as an IT Guy
by kenliten
Read the full article → https://coderlegion.com/6890/perpetual-learning-my-weird-strategy-for-growth-as-an-it-guy
Ken shares his personal plan for continuous learning: weird but effective. From setting micro-challenges to building side-projects, his ideas are motivating for any dev thinking about long-term growth.
🔟 How to Traumatize an AI in 5 Words or Less
by Yash
Read the full article → https://coderlegion.com/5826/how-to-traumatize-an-ai-in-5-words-or-less
This hilarious and clever post from Yash examines how fragile and funny AI interactions can be — revealing the quirks of prompt design and why human creativity still reigns supreme.
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