DATAOS Blog
Thoughts on modern web architecture and DOM-first development.
The World Where IT Just Works—or How Classes Broke My Object
Java wasn't designed. It was inherited—corporate salvage from a failed Windows clone, repurposed for set-top boxes that never shipped. The road not taken led to Erlang's nine 9s.
I Built a Kanban App That Handles a Million Cards. Here's What 25 Years Taught Me.
multicardz handles a million cards with 38ms queries. Not magic—just what happens when you stop fighting the platform and use DATAOS.
On the Superiority of Declarative Interfaces for Libraries
Big State is the slow creeping assumption that it is normal for objects to be scattered everywhere. Declarative interfaces are an act of resistance.
Hello DATAOS
Introduction to why I created DATAOS and what problems it solves.
Classes Considered Harmful
Performance and quality what else is there? Why every new MyClass() is another cache miss and every object is a petri dish for bugs.