SQL Server 2019 has ended mainstream support, leaving users with only security patches. This article outlines the implications and next steps.
A developer shares their experience finding and reporting 27 security vulnerabilities on Gitlab through HackerOne in 2019, including insights and motivations.
An updated guide on React ref callbacks, covering changes in React 19 and best practices for avoiding unnecessary re-renders.
Exploring Go middleware, request context, and database usage with the standard library, continuing a series on building web apps.
The author details their journey migrating the 'Mess With DNS' educational tool from a custom, flawed DNS implementation to the more robust PowerDNS server.
Exploring Go's standard library features like JSON, templates, and static file embedding for SaaS development.
Exploring what kind of application can be built using only the Go programming language's standard library, without external dependencies.
Building a Django job to send activation email reminders before user accounts expire, plus discussion on dependency management.
Building a persistent trial banner using a Django inclusion template tag to share data across pages in a SaaS project.
A developer recreates Minesweeper from scratch using X11 and C, resulting in a tiny, statically linked executable as a critique of modern bloat.
This episode covers implementing email confirmations and customizing Django-allauth forms for password reset functionality in a SaaS project.
Analysis of React 19's Suspense changes causing unexpected waterfalls and parallel loading issues, based on discoveries from the React Summit conference.
A Django SaaS development update covering the debug toolbar, authorization, and email verification signals.
The author updates core pages like About, FAQ, and Home for the JourneyInbox SaaS app, focusing on UI layout and content.
Developer adds an export feature for user journal entries in a SaaS application, plus minor code cleanup.
Developer builds a user settings page with Stripe billing portal integration and account closure for a SaaS product.
Explores the Block Protocol as a solution for adding semantic, machine-readable structure to web content, addressing limitations of HTML.
A developer discusses the ongoing debate over the syntax for native CSS nesting, comparing the different options proposed by Chrome and WebKit.
Explores how C# nullable reference types work under the hood, comparing their IL compilation to nullable value types.
A developer's personal recap of blog posts written for their employer's tech blog and side projects, including Slack guides, web development, and open-source contributions.
