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Branded Types: Stop Passing the Wrong String to the Right Function
typescript2026-06-13
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Branded Types: Stop Passing the Wrong String to the Right Function

A UserId and an OrderId are both strings, so the compiler lets you swap them. Branded types close that hole for zero runtime cost.

Template Literal Types: Type-Safe Routes Without a Codegen Step
typescript2026-06-13
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Template Literal Types: Type-Safe Routes Without a Codegen Step

Parse /users/:id into typed params at the type level. No codegen, no build step — the compiler reads your routes and checks the call site.

Shipping Dual ESM/CJS in 2026: The Library Author Checklist
typescript2026-06-13
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

Shipping Dual ESM/CJS in 2026: The Library Author Checklist

The exports map, the types condition order, and the dual-package hazard, in a checklist you can verify with arethetypeswrong before you publish.

PHP to TypeScript: The Sync-to-Async Shift That Trips Every Backend Dev
typescript2026-06-13
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

PHP to TypeScript: The Sync-to-Async Shift That Trips Every Backend Dev

PHP gives every request a clean slate. Node hands you one process that never restarts. Here is what that changes about await and shared state.

TypeScript Narrowing: 5 Control-Flow Tricks That Delete Your Type Casts
typescript2026-06-13
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

TypeScript Narrowing: 5 Control-Flow Tricks That Delete Your Type Casts

Every `as` in your code is an IOU to the compiler. Here are five control-flow patterns that pay it back with real proof and delete the cast.

The 6 tsconfig Flags That Decide Whether Strict Mode Actually Helps
typescript2026-06-13
Gabriel AnhaiaGabriel Anhaia

The 6 tsconfig Flags That Decide Whether Strict Mode Actually Helps

strict on is the floor, not the ceiling. Six tsconfig flags catch the bugs strict leaves on the table, with the exact error each one surfaces.

Building a Typed MCP Server in TypeScript with Stripe and Supabase
typescript2026-06-12
Josh ElbergJosh Elberg

Building a Typed MCP Server in TypeScript with Stripe and Supabase

Most Model Context Protocol examples expose a toy: an echo tool, a dice roller, a weather lookup...

NestJS: The Backend Framework That Makes Node.js Feel Grown-Up 🚀
nestjs2026-06-17
Muhammad Hamid RazaMuhammad Hamid Raza

NestJS: The Backend Framework That Makes Node.js Feel Grown-Up 🚀

If you have ever tried to build a large Node.js backend and thought, "Why does this feel like I'm...

The 5 pieces of AI plumbing every SaaS needs in 2026 (with code)
webdev2026-06-12
mt211211mt211211

The 5 pieces of AI plumbing every SaaS needs in 2026 (with code)

Every SaaS is adding AI features in 2026. Most teams burn the first two weeks on the same five pieces...

IndexNow in Next.js: Instant Indexing After Every Deploy
typescript2026-06-13
Iurii RoguliaIurii Rogulia

IndexNow in Next.js: Instant Indexing After Every Deploy

IndexNow implementation guide for Next.js: key generation, TypeScript client with retry logic, GitHub Actions workflow, and pitfalls that break…

Prompt cache, finally typed: shipping llm-ports 0.1.0-alpha.19
ai2026-06-12
Babak Abbaschian Babak Abbaschian

Prompt cache, finally typed: shipping llm-ports 0.1.0-alpha.19

One field, four modes, three completely different caching mechanisms collapsed behind it. Plus a breaking field rename that makes the cost data honest.

Fixing Client-Server Waterfalls After Migrating from Vite to Next.js
nextjs2026-06-13
Digital devDigital dev

Fixing Client-Server Waterfalls After Migrating from Vite to Next.js

Introduction Migrating a Single Page Application (SPA) from Vite to Next.js is a strategic...

Mastering TypeScript's `never` Type: Exhaustive Checks, Conditional Types, and Real Patterns
typescript2026-06-13
Kai ThorneKai Thorne

Mastering TypeScript's `never` Type: Exhaustive Checks, Conditional Types, and Real Patterns

TypeScript's `never` type is often misunderstood. Learn how to use it for compile-time exhaustive checks, safer switch statements, and advanced type-level programming patterns.

Migrating a Vite i18n App to Next.js Without Breaking Everything
nextjs2026-06-13
Digital devDigital dev

Migrating a Vite i18n App to Next.js Without Breaking Everything

The Challenge of Framework-Specific i18n Internationalization (i18n) is one of those...

TypeScript TS2802 Error: Resolving Observer Pattern 'Set' Spread with Array.from Conversion
typescript2026-06-12
박준희박준희

TypeScript TS2802 Error: Resolving Observer Pattern 'Set' Spread with Array.from Conversion

Encountering TypeScript TS2802 error when spreading a 'Set' in the observer pattern? Discover a simple fix by converting to an Array.from.

Two Tasks That Changed How I Think About Backend Engineering
architecture2026-06-12
TEO the 1x DEVTEO the 1x DEV

Two Tasks That Changed How I Think About Backend Engineering

Task 1: Job Scheduler (Stage 9 — Individual) Built a production job scheduler from scratch —...