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6d ago · 8 min read · Two weeks. Three tools. One Next.js codebase I actually ship to users. I'll be upfront: I went in expecting Cursor to win. I've been using it for about eight months and it became my default IDE somewhere around last summer. But my company started rol...
Join discussion6d ago · 8 min read · Spent most of last winter doing something I should have done a year earlier: actually reading the TypeScript 5.x changelogs. Not skimming the headlines — reading them, then dropping each feature into a scratch project to see how it actually behaved. ...
Join discussion6d ago · 8 min read · About 14 months ago, my team of four migrated our entire backend — a fairly standard Node.js/Python mix serving a B2B SaaS product — fully onto AWS Lambda. We'd read the same blog posts you probably have. Pay for what you use, infinite scale, no serv...
Join discussion6d ago · 7 min read · When Redis Ltd announced the license change in March 2024, I was in the middle of planning a caching layer for a mid-sized SaaS product — four engineers, roughly 80k daily active users, nothing hyperscale but enough that infrastructure decisions have...
Join discussionMar 9 · 8 min read · My team got handed a RAG project earlier this year — 40,000 documents, mix of PDFs and Confluence exports, users who would notice if answers were wrong. I'd used LangChain for smaller stuff before, but this was the first time I actually ran all three...
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