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Direct logs, engine updates, and framework notifications parsed from curated RSS feeds and announcements, updated hourly.
SkylerOffensive Coding: Exploiting JavaScript's Tiny Door
Offensive Coding: The Four-Line Function TypeScript Says Is Broken And Isn't The...
FrozenSigh2853916Node.js OCR Explained: How Pixel Guesses Actually Govern Watermarked Sharing
OCR actually guesses characters from pixels; explained plainly, it works reliably on clean print and...
Akbo IchouKeep the Math Out of the LLM: A Calorie Calculator Where AI Only Explains the Result
It's tempting to throw a nutrition question at an LLM and let it produce the numbers. The problem:...
Iurii RoguliaAirtable as a Backup Datastore for Orders Nobody Can Afford to Lose
Why a Node worker writes every confirmed order to Airtable alongside the primary database, and what belongs in that snapshot and what doesn’t. The same…
JoodiCaptchaKit: A Self-Hosted CAPTCHA Package for React & Next.js + Try It Live
Adding CAPTCHA to a React or Next.js app usually means relying on an external service. It...
Maksym Kuzmitskyi (MaximusFT)An API Is a Boundary, Not a URL
The most dangerous API response is not always a 500. Sometimes it is a 200 containing almost the...
Daniel PertuOur landing page for the weakest feature says the evidence is weak, because the page reads it from the engine
Putting the hedge in the code: a marketing page that imports its own caveat, version and sources from the rule set it is selling.
Daniel PertuOne content registry, four consumers, and the RSS feed that inherited an editorial order
66 blog posts, one array, and four places that read it: the index page, the Blog JSON-LD, the sitemap and a hand written RSS feed. Writing this post is how I found out the feed is not in date order.
Daniel PertuOne string is the page title, the h1 and the JSON-LD headline, which makes shortening it a content edit
A 24 page content cluster where metaTitle is rendered three times. Why that is deliberate, the 12 character tax the Next.js title template adds, and the trap it sets for anyone tidying up a title for SEO.
Daniel PertuYour title template spends ten of your sixty characters, and nobody counts them
Enforcing meta title and description budgets in node --test across 38 pages, most of which are generated. Why the suffix is read from the layout, and why unparseable has to fail rather than skip.
Daniel PertuA data export needs a field explaining what is not in it
Two self-service GDPR routes, and the four engineering decisions in them: a note field, a fail-closed guard, a sentinel contributor, and an order of operations.
Daniel PertuThree layers over one product, and only one of them is allowed to say no
A preference filter, a safety check and a clinical rule set in one engine, separated by what each one is permitted to do to the answer and by who is allowed to write its sentences.
Daniel PertuEvery thirty seconds it fails, and you should get one email, not 2,880
Four gates between a failed check and a notification. Only the first one is about the failure, and the last one is about what the user did ten seconds ago in another window.
Daniel PertuTwo apps, two ways of knowing where you are, one price table
Extracting a price list into a workspace package so a Next.js site and an Expo app quote the same number, and why each one resolves the country differently.
Daniel PertuOur ads are 28 React compositions, and the constraint is that any two must cut together
A Remotion clip library organised by ad slot. Why no clip animates out, why the camera lives in the composition, and why the global slow-down is not allowed near a clock.
MiheveHow to Build a Premier League Live Scores Dashboard with Sportmicro
Learn how to build a premier league live scores dashboard using Next.js, React, TypeScript and the Sportmicro sports API.