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Victor ShkirovFeature Based Clean Architecture. Part 3: The Architectural Risk of Cycles in NestJS: ROI of Decisions on a Five-Year Horizon
How a single forwardRef quietly costs a small team $30–60k a year and nine months of lost market.

Dumebi OkoloHow to Stop AI Slop in Production: A Two-Layer Validator for LLM Output (2026)
A user reached out to us this week. Their generated newsletter contained the word delve. Twice. This...

Victor ShkirovFeature Based Clean Architecture. Part 1: How a NestJS Application Evolves Into an Unmaintainable State
A walk through how a typical NestJS backend degrades step by step — from a clean two-handler controller into a 200-line god service.

tharshanVoicebox – TypeScript Project
Learn Voicebox – TypeScript Project from scratch with this step-by-step tutorial. Includes code examples, tips, and FAQs.

Vivek VohraBuilding an Enterprise Dashboard : 3 Architecture Lessons That Clicked
I’ve been learning React recently,and I build something that pushed me to learn a lot - an...

Maryan MatsWhy I Stopped Using Enums in TypeScript (I Use `as const` Instead)
TypeScript enums compile into surprising JavaScript — IIFEs, reverse mappings, and tree-shaking problems. Here's why I switched to as const objects and union types, with real code examples and migration patterns.

Maryan MatsStop Using Booleans Everywhere — Use Union Types Instead
Three booleans create 8 possible states — most of them impossible. Here's how Boolean Blindness causes real bugs in every language, and why union types eliminate entire categories of bugs.

MORINAGAHow I fixed a Bluesky image upload race against Cloudflare Pages deploy lag
The TypeScript pattern I use to read generated PNGs from disk before Cloudflare Pages deploys — and the three-dirname path resolution that makes it work.

Designer PencilUI/UX Design Service
UI/UX Design Service https://www.designerpencil.com/service/ui-ux-design-service/ Create Seamless,...

MarMar LabsBuilding Private Signal Board: a Full-Stack Midnight dApp with Compact, Witnesses, React, and Off-Chain Metadata
Building Private Signal Board: a Full-Stack Midnight dApp with Compact, Witnesses, React,...

Tanya JohariTypeScript Type Guards
When you're building a payment system, "close enough" isn't good enough. A single undefined value or...

Recca TsaiShared Fakes Across a Monorepo: One Test Double from Frontend to Backend
Writing separate mocks for frontend, backend, and business logic in a monorepo is duplicated effort and produces inconsistent behavior. This post shows how to design shared Fakes so one test double works from React components to API routes to services.

orangishcatPage Proxy v0.2.x: the boring 'polishing' work and why I think it matters
This is the second devlog for my Chrome/Firefox userscript manager extension, Page Proxy! Here I'm...
Juan Torchiapnpm vs npm vs yarn en 2026: lo corrí en mi monorepo real y el resultado me obligó a cambiar de criterio
Corrí los tres package managers en el mismo monorepo Next.js 16 + TypeScript estricto con Shadcn/ui y Radix UI. pnpm gana en disco y CI — pero tiene un costo de compatibilidad real que las guías de migración no te cuentan.

NeuroLink AIBuilding Your Own AI Proxy: Route, Cache, and Monitor LLM Requests in TypeScript
Building Your Own AI Proxy: Route, Cache, and Monitor LLM Requests in TypeScript In the...

Recca TsaiDI + Fake + in-memory: Writing Frontend Tests That Survive Refactors
A three-part testing approach combining dependency injection, Fakes, and in-memory implementations. Learn why Fakes beat Mocks for maintenance and how to write reusable, trustworthy in-memory Fakes with FakeStorageService as a worked example.