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“I set up CloudTrail… so why didn’t I get alerted when my instance crashed?” Ah, the classic confusion! If you’re scratching your head over CloudTrail vs. CloudWatch, you’re not alone. Continue reading CloudTrail vs CloudWatch: When to Use What? 🕵️‍♂️🔍→

Today was one of those days that makes you question your sanity while simultaneously proving you’re tougher than you think. The Setup for Disaster Started with 4 hours of sleep. Continue reading Day 62: When Everything Goes Wrong But You Keep Going Anyway→

I originally posted this post on my blog. While curating this week’s Friday Links email, I found out about Dense Discovery and got inspired. That newsletter features a section called Continue reading 5 Things Every New Coder Should Watch, Ask, Read, Do, and Pass On→

Problem New AWS IoT Core users often struggle to set up real-time analytics with Amazon Timestream and visualize the results in Grafana. Without proper configuration, data may not flow into Continue reading AWS Timestream Live Analytics for New Users→

When your React app grows beyond a few components, code organization becomes just as important as performance. The way you design your components can make the difference between a maintainable, Continue reading React Component Design Patterns for Real-World Projects→

I’ve had this Dev.to account for a year and never posted. Time to fix that. I’m Donalda, a PhD in Computer Science with more than two decades in full stack Continue reading A Year Late to My Own Introduction→

GitHub Homepage: https://github.com/hyperlane-dev/hyperlane My fascination with real-time web applications began during a project where we needed to push live updates to thousands of connected clients simultaneously. Traditional polling approaches created Continue reading Server-Side Events Implementation for Real-Time Applications(9359)→

I made my own sourcemod this sourcemod was just made for fun, this might have a few bugs and i added my own maps and changed some weapons and stuff Continue reading I made my own SourceMod→

Memory leaks in Go can sneak up like a slow drip in a pipe—small at first, but eventually, they can flood your app with performance issues or crashes. Even with Continue reading Catch and Fix Memory Leaks in Go Like a Pro→

Think you’re good with Git? Most developers use commands like add, commit, and push every day, but Git has many more helpful commands. In this post, I’ll show you 7 Continue reading 7 Git Commands You Probably Don’t Know (But Should)→

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