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TypeScript Monorepo With Turborepo: Sharing Code Between Next.js and a CLI
typescript2026-04-07
Atlas WhoffAtlas Whoff

TypeScript Monorepo With Turborepo: Sharing Code Between Next.js and a CLI

Monorepos let you share TypeScript types and utilities between your Next.js app, your CLI tool, your...

A 'perfectible' language: why the idea is beautiful and why it'll fail anyway
english2026-04-17
Juan TorchiaJuan Torchia

A 'perfectible' language: why the idea is beautiful and why it'll fail anyway

I read a proposal for a language designed to evolve its own syntax and couldn't stop thinking about the three languages I loved, mastered, and had to abandon. Not because they were bad. Because the ecosystem left first.

GitHub Actions for Next.js: CI/CD With Tests, Type Checks, Migrations, and Vercel Deploy
nextjs2026-04-07
Atlas WhoffAtlas Whoff

GitHub Actions for Next.js: CI/CD With Tests, Type Checks, Migrations, and Vercel Deploy

A CI/CD pipeline catches bugs before they reach production and deploys automatically on merge. Here's...

How They Broke the Top AI Agent Benchmarks — and What That Says About My Stack
english2026-04-17
Juan TorchiaJuan Torchia

How They Broke the Top AI Agent Benchmarks — and What That Says About My Stack

I read the paper that exploded on HN about how top AI agent benchmarks get shattered. The problem isn't the models — it's that we're measuring the wrong things and building on sand. Worst part: I recognized the same patterns in my own agents.

9 patrones de TypeScript que eliminan bugs antes de ejecutar el código
spanish2026-04-17
Juan TorchiaJuan Torchia

9 patrones de TypeScript que eliminan bugs antes de ejecutar el código

Discriminated unions, branded types, satisfies, infer, Result<T,E>, type predicates y mapped types: los patrones del sistema de tipos que hacen que categorías enteras de bugs sean imposibles de escribir.

The Month Anthropic Didn't Respond: Billing, Trust, and the Hidden Cost of AI API Dependency
english2026-04-17
Juan TorchiaJuan Torchia

The Month Anthropic Didn't Respond: Billing, Trust, and the Hidden Cost of AI API Dependency

A 365-point HN thread gave me permission to say what I'd been avoiding: building on AI APIs carries support and continuity risks nobody discusses honestly. I lived it firsthand on a Friday at 11pm.

5 Cursor AI Rules That Save Hours Every Week (Real Examples)
cursor2026-04-17
Olivia CraftOlivia Craft

5 Cursor AI Rules That Save Hours Every Week (Real Examples)

5 Cursor AI Rules That Save Hours Every Week (Real Examples) I've been shipping SaaS...

Never Type openssl x509 -text -noout Again: I Built a VS Code Extension for SSL/TLS Certificates
english2026-04-17
Juan TorchiaJuan Torchia

Never Type openssl x509 -text -noout Again: I Built a VS Code Extension for SSL/TLS Certificates

Fed up with hunting down the exact openssl command every time I needed to inspect a .pem or a .pfx, I built X509 Certificate Utility for VS Code — and it changed my workflow permanently.

Real-Time Features in Next.js: SSE, Polling, and WebSockets Without a Separate Server
nextjs2026-04-07
Atlas WhoffAtlas Whoff

Real-Time Features in Next.js: SSE, Polling, and WebSockets Without a Separate Server

Next.js runs on serverless functions -- which means no persistent WebSocket connections. But...

tRPC With Next.js 14: End-to-End Type Safety Without REST or GraphQL
typescript2026-04-07
Atlas WhoffAtlas Whoff

tRPC With Next.js 14: End-to-End Type Safety Without REST or GraphQL

tRPC eliminates the API layer. Your frontend calls server functions directly with full TypeScript...

The Perfect Tech Stack in 2025: What I'd Choose Starting a Project Today
english2026-04-17
Juan TorchiaJuan Torchia

The Perfect Tech Stack in 2025: What I'd Choose Starting a Project Today

After years of breaking things in production, here's my ideal stack for 2025. No hype, no unnecessary vendor lock-in, and enough battle scars to justify every single decision.

TypeScript: The Patterns I Actually Use Every Single Day
english2026-04-17
Juan TorchiaJuan Torchia

TypeScript: The Patterns I Actually Use Every Single Day

Discriminated unions, branded types, advanced generics, and how I actually think about types when I code. Not an academic tutorial — this is what I use in production after years of fighting TypeScript.

HTTP Security Headers for Next.js: CSP, HSTS, and Getting an A on securityheaders.com
security2026-04-07
Atlas WhoffAtlas Whoff

HTTP Security Headers for Next.js: CSP, HSTS, and Getting an A on securityheaders.com

Why Security Headers Are Your Fastest Win Most security improvements take weeks to...

Vercel Edge Config: Feature Flags That Update Without Redeployment
nextjs2026-04-07
Atlas WhoffAtlas Whoff

Vercel Edge Config: Feature Flags That Update Without Redeployment

Feature flags let you ship code without releasing it. Toggle features for specific users, run A/B...

OpenTelemetry for Next.js: Distributed Tracing, Custom Spans, and Structured Logging
nextjs2026-04-07
Atlas WhoffAtlas Whoff

OpenTelemetry for Next.js: Distributed Tracing, Custom Spans, and Structured Logging

console.log debugging is fine for local dev. In production, you need distributed tracing -- the...

Redis Caching Patterns for Next.js: Cache-Aside, Tag Invalidation, and Stampede Prevention
redis2026-04-07
Atlas WhoffAtlas Whoff

Redis Caching Patterns for Next.js: Cache-Aside, Tag Invalidation, and Stampede Prevention

Redis caching is the difference between a slow app and a fast one. But bad cache invalidation is...