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Danny HolloranGraphQL Fragments: Let Each Component Own Its Data
GraphQL fragments let each component declare exactly the fields it needs, eliminating overfetching and the hidden dependencies that make GraphQL codebases painful to refactor.

Samuel OchabaStop Hitting Yourself: The Quiet Lie in Function Signatures
Your function signatures are making promises they can't keep. Here is the difference between code that runs and code that is honest.

j0ny3ngliShYour OpenAPI spec is already a test plan — here's how to turn it into Playwright tests automatically
If you're writing Playwright API tests manually from an OpenAPI/Swagger spec, you're doing work that...

Carlos Oliva PascualReact Context vs Zustand: When Context Is Enough (and When It Isn't) (2026)
The most common mistake with React state management isn't reaching for Zustand too early — it's...

Siddharth PandeyThe Right Way to Start Claude Code on an AWS Project
You know the drill for adding an MCP server to a project: dig the exact command string out of the...

LkSvnAutomated Tests in Typescript
Today I wrote my first automated tests for my TypeScript learning project. Until now, most of my...
Nayan KyadaPayload CMS vs Strapi in 2026: an honest head-to-head
Payload CMS vs Strapi compared on hosting, admin UX, API model, TypeScript config, migrations, and total cost for 2026 projects.

날다람쥐Most apps do not need a full date library, so I built a 2KB one
Most frontend and Node.js apps need date utilities. But in many projects, the actual needs are...
Mahdi BEN RHOUMAFix TS2564: Property Has No Initializer in TypeScript
"Property 'x' has no initializer and is not definitely assigned in the constructor" (TS2564) comes from strictPropertyInitialization. Here are the five correct fixes and when to use each — with the one risk to avoid.
Mahdi BEN RHOUMAFix TS7016: Could Not Find Declaration File for Module
"Could not find a declaration file for module 'X'" (TS7016) means a JS package ships no types and has no @types package. Here are the three correct fixes, ranked, plus how to know which applies.

Assili SalimThe AI-Agent Call You Should Block Before It Happens
The most expensive AI-agent call is not always the biggest one. Sometimes it is the next one. The...

Amandeep SinghWanted Claude to read my OneNote notebooks. Grabbed an MCP server, hit a silent 401 on every call. Wrote up the full debugging. Check it out
I Rewrote a OneNote MCP Server in TypeScript — Here's What I Learned About Microsoft Graph...

Raju DandigamWhy TypeScript AI Developers Need Native Tracing Tools
TypeScript support is easy to claim. Publish an npm package, add a few type declarations, and a...

ChristoBumping to TypeScript 7? Catch what tsgo breaks in your repo before CI does
TypeScript 7.0 went GA on July 8 — the native Go compiler ("tsgo"), ~10x faster. Two things bite the...

Leo LaneseAutomated Signal Best Practices I Apply in Production
The idea is to catch Signal Anti-Patterns before they hit production. These are the rules I hold...

Emma SchmidtYour Next.js App is Slow Because You Are Still Using 2022 Patterns
I reviewed 47 Next.js codebases this year. Every single one had the same three mistakes. useEffect...