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Most language debates online are framed as a competition — Go vs. Python, pick a side. In practice, the more interesting question for a working developer isn't "which one," it's "where does each one actually win, and how do I connect them." This article is about that second question. Two l
URLs look simple when a website is small. You create a page. It gets a URL. You link to it. Done. But as a website grows, URLs stop being simple addresses. They become part of the architecture of the product. Ten Pages Hide Architectural Mistakes A website with ten pages can survive an incon
Introduction Power BI is a business intelligence and data visualization platform used to transform raw data into meaningful information for decision making. However, creating effective reports does not only depend on attractive charts and dashboards. The underlying data model is equally important.
Paste a JWT into a "free online JWT debugger." Paste a config file into a "free JSON formatter." Then open DevTools, hit the Network tab, and watch it POST your payload to api.something-saas.com/v1/parse. I got annoyed enough to check. Of the first dozen "free" tools I tried, eight shipped data of
Building a robust Power BI solution starts long before the first visual is placed on a report canvas. The foundation of every performant, scalable, and maintainable Power BI report is its data model. This article explains the core concepts of data modelling in Power BI—schemas, fact and dimension ta
Introduction Data modelling involves organizing tables, defining relationships between them, determining how filters move through the model, and deciding how business data should be represented for analysis. In a typical business intelligence environment, data may come from databases, Excel files,
Introduction Microsoft Power BI is a business intelligence platform used to find insights within an organization's data. It can help connect disparate data sets, transform and clean the data into a data model and create charts or graphs to provide visuals of the data. All of this can be shared wit
[ EXECUTIVE TEARDOWN // TL;DR ] A real-time product is defined by the connection that stays open, and the economics of serverless assume nothing stays open. In-process state turns per-message Redis round trips into memory reads, and fan-out into a loop rather than thousands of billable invocat
[ EXECUTIVE TEARDOWN // TL;DR ] React Flow can be the control plane for a running agent system, not just a diagram of one. Reframe nodes as capabilities (trigger, agent, tool, output) and edges as typed contracts between them. Typed ports let the canvas reject invalid graphs at draw time, el
SvelteKit vs Next.js di 2026: Pilih Mana buat Project Baru? Kalo kita ngomongin framework frontend di tahun 2026, perdebatan antara Next.js dan SvelteKit itu masih jadi topik hangat. Sebagai orang yang udah nyobain keduanya, saya merasa pemilihan framework sekarang bukan lagi soal fitur, tapi soal
A YouTube tab is playing in Brave. I press play/pause on the keyboard. The video keeps going and Apple Music opens on top of everything, playing a song I did not ask for. I did this for years. Close Music, click the tab, press space. Then one evening I opened Console to find out why, and ended up w
I work for a large company that runs multiple services used by millions of people. Over the years, I’ve noticed a consistent pattern: management, business teams, and SEO teams keep pushing changes that make our websites more annoying to use, just for the sake of getting more page views and generatin
npm i -D eslint-plugin-import installs 205 packages. That number is true and almost useless, which is the problem with every dependency-weight argument I have read. 69 of those packages are ESLint itself. Since npm 7, peer dependencies install automatically, so any plugin declaring eslint as a peer
Fourteen findings, eleven success criteria, sixty-one lines of CSS. That is what came back from one stylesheet of the kind a frontend developer at an EU SaaS ships every week - a pricing card, a sticky header, a spinner, an .sr-only class. Three of those fourteen findings are the interesting ones,
We often assume that if a learning video receives thousands or millions of likes, it must be good. That assumption may be one of the reasons global learning content is still far from being truly personalized or consistently high quality. The problem isn't the like itself. The problem is that we r
Game server hosting has changed alot over the years. People want better performance, easy management and most importantly, they want to have control over their own servers. This is basically why Reviactyl was created. Reviactyl is a modern and open-source game server management panel which lets yo
React startTransition Without useTransition: The Standalone API Teams Keep Overlooking in Concurrent Mode This article was written with the assistance of AI, under human supervision and review. Most React concurrent-mode problems stem from teams treating useTransition as the only entry point. T
8–9 months ago, I wrote this code. Today, I look at it differently. Coming back to an old project after months of learning, building, and working through internships feels surprisingly different. At the time, this code worked. I was focused on: → Making the feature functional → Getting the payme
Back in 2017, I was experimenting with something that was pretty fun for the CSS we had at the time — building icons without using images. Using mainly CSS, :before, :after, borders, shadows and a bit of creativity, I managed to create a set of icons that didn't depend on external image files. The i
I’ve released the first public alpha of the Universal Amount Standard API (UAS): GitHub: https://github.com/payfrit/payfrit-uas UAS is a standalone, dependency-free PHP reference API for representing and calculating monetary amounts without relying on binary floating-point numbers. It also prevents
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