Defined Behavior is a space for engineering thoughtfulness.
Authored by Dávid Juhász, this blog explores what it means to build and communicate complex systems with clarity, purpose, and precision. Whether you're diving into compilers, embedded platforms, developer tools, or navigating the nuances of software leadership, this is a place for structured thinking and meaningful dialogue.
“Defined Behavior” stands in contrast to undefined behavior — not just in code, but in thought and communication. It’s a statement of principle: that clarity is a choice, precision is a discipline, and complexity deserves structure, not surrender.
This mindset — engineering precision in a complex world — is what defines my work, and what this blog exists to explore.
If you’re reading this early on, you might notice that the archive is still light. That’s by design — I’m focused on publishing deliberately, not frequently. Defined Behavior will grow over time with writing that reflects its principles: clarity, structure, and purpose.
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