rss_feedBlog
Development insights, project updates, and tech articles
-
Case Study: Cutting the Paperwork for a Post Falls Construction Company
A representative case study: how a Post Falls construction company could replace paper job tickets and double-entry with a custom field-to-office workflow – and what it…
-
Tailwind CSS v4: What Changed and Why It Matters
Tailwind CSS v4 rewrites the engine in Rust, drops the config file, and introduces CSS-first configuration. Here is what changed and how to migrate.
-
Monorepos with Turborepo: Manage Multiple Packages Without the Pain
Turborepo makes monorepos practical by caching builds, parallelizing tasks, and only rebuilding what changed. Here is the setup from empty directory to CI.
-
OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect: What Every Developer Gets Wrong
OAuth 2.0 handles authorization. OpenID Connect adds authentication. Most implementations confuse the two and introduce security vulnerabilities as a result.
-
Nginx Reverse Proxy: The Configuration Every Developer Should Know
Nginx sits in front of your application servers handling TLS, load balancing, caching, and compression. Here is the production config from scratch.
-
Prisma ORM in Production: Schema Design, Migrations, and Performance Patterns
Prisma gives you type-safe database access with auto-generated queries, visual migrations, and a schema language that replaces raw SQL for most operations.
-
htmx: Build Dynamic Web Apps Without Writing JavaScript
htmx lets any HTML element make HTTP requests and swap DOM content. No build step, no framework, no client-side state management. Just HTML attributes.
-
Redis Beyond Caching: Queues, Pub/Sub, Rate Limiting, and Session Storage
Redis is far more than a cache. It is a message broker, job queue, rate limiter, session store, and leaderboard engine in a single server.
-
Astro Framework: Build Content Sites That Ship Zero JavaScript by Default
Astro renders pages to pure HTML at build time and only hydrates interactive components you explicitly opt in. The result: absurdly fast websites.
-
Ace the Technical Interview: Data Structures, System Design, and the Strategies That Actually Work
Technical interviews test problem-solving under pressure, not memorization. Here are the patterns, strategies, and system design frameworks that get offers.
