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A Type-Safe Stack for Building B2B Apps Fast
Picking a tech stack is an important decision for any product. There’s a lot of constraints that you need to balance. On the one hand, you want to get your product out into the world as quickly as possible. You want to see what works, what doesn’t work, and iterate quickly.
Reanimating the GeoCities Experience with react-spring
Happy Halloween! And for Halloween, we wanted to make the scariest thing we could think of… a modern version of early 2000s web design patterns.
Developer Uncertainty
One of the most challenging codebases I've ever worked in was a legacy Java codebase. And before your mind wanders to the Enterprise Fizz Buzz codebase...
Complete Guide to Debugging Cookie Issues
You flip the dark mode toggle. Works on one page, but resets on another. You embed a site on a different domain within an
Rate Limiting: A Practical Guide to Prevent Overuse
Rate limiting is a technique used to control the frequency of requests a client can make to a server over a specified period.
Drawing a Turkey with CSS
We learned how to generate arbitrary shapes with CSS. We then learned how to scale, rotate, and position those shapes in order to create your own artwork.
Libraries for writing raw SQL safely
One of my responsibilities at PropelAuth is writing example apps / guides in various languages / frameworks. It’s truly one of the most fun parts of my job.
Guide to Dependency Injection with FastAPI's Depends
One of the first concepts I learned at my first job was dependency injection. In this post we'll go over what it is and how to effectively use it, with examples.
Complete Guide to State Management in React
If you are writing a React application, you are almost certainly managing state somewhere. State is surprisingly hard to define, but easier to understand through context and examples.
It’s not just you, Next.js is getting harder to use
I wrote a blog post the other day about how Next.js Middleware can be useful for working around some of the restrictions imposed by server components.