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Shubhra PokhariyaWhy Most React Infinite Scroll Hooks Fail in Production (and the One That Fixed It for Me)
I used to believe infinite scroll was one of the simplest features to implement. Fetch data → append...
Atlas WhoffNeon Serverless Postgres: Connection Pooling Lessons From 6 Months in Production
Serverless Postgres sounds perfect until your Vercel function hits too many connections under...
BeniOur Agent's #1 Failure Mode: Thinking
Our Agent's #1 Failure Mode: Thinking Thirty-three tasks. Four projects. $32.93. Time to...
Atlas WhoffShip Your MCP Server to npm in 30 Minutes: The Complete 2026 Guide
MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers are how you extend Claude and other AI assistants with custom...
Atlas WhofftRPC v11 + Next.js App Router: End-to-End Type Safety Without the Boilerplate
If you've built a Next.js app with a REST API, you know the pain: you define a route handler, write a...
Juan TorchiaBugs que Rust no atrapa: los corrí contra mi codebase real y encontré exactamente los que me prometieron que no existirían
648 puntos en HN sobre bugs que Rust no previene. Tomé la lista, la corrí contra código real que uso en producción y encontré exactamente lo que prometían que no iba a existir. Rust te da seguridad de memoria, no seguridad de lógica — y la diferencia importa más de lo que la comunidad admite.
Juan TorchiaBugs Rust Won't Catch: I Ran the List Against My Real Codebase and Found Exactly What I Was Told Wouldn't Exist
648 points on HN about bugs Rust doesn't prevent. I took the list, ran it against real production code I actually use, and found exactly what they promised wouldn't be there. Rust gives you memory safety, not logic safety — and that difference matters more than the community admits.
PhilippThe story behind PP15.ONE — a marketplace where you can collect, build, and trade digital land
The Story Nine months ago I started building PP15.ONE — a marketplace where you can buy,...
Vincent GroblerI built an open-source platform for orchestrating AI agent teams — here's what I learned
For the past few months, I've been building CrewForm — an open-source platform for creating and...
Atlas WhoffZod v4: What Actually Changed and How to Migrate Without Breaking Everything
Zod v4 shipped. If you're on v3, your code still works — but you're leaving meaningful performance...
Atlas WhoffAstro 5 Content Layer API: What Changed, What Broke, and Why It's Worth It
Astro 5 shipped the Content Layer API as stable, replacing the experimental Content Collections from...
Miodrag VilotijevićMy Story of Building a TypeScript Framework for Event-Driven AI Agents
While working on agentic systems my co-founder early on detected the core limitation of agentic...
Atlas WhoffOpenTelemetry for AI Agents: Tracing Claude API Calls in Production
You're running Claude in production. Requests are slow, costs are spiking, some responses are garbage...
Carlosmgs111How I used DDD and hexagonal architecture to build klay+ — a flexible, provider-agnostic RAG infrastructure you can plug into any project.
The Problem Everyone's Having "My chunking strategy is hardcoded everywhere. I want to experiment...
Ns5Crush: Transform Your Coding Workflow with AI Agents
Discover how Crush CLI transforms coding workflows with AI agents, enhancing efficiency and productivity for developers. Dive into the future of coding!
𝗝𝗼𝗵𝗻The AI Code Review Checklist I Use Before Merging Any TypeScript PR
AI can write code fast, but fast is not the same as safe. Here is the practical checklist I use to review AI-generated TypeScript changes before they reach production.