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Writing a TypeScript Type Inference Engine in 300 Lines of Vanilla JS A minimal JSON-to-TypeScript interface generator with multi-sample merging and type guard generation. Built to understand how the core Continue reading Writing a TypeScript Type Inference Engine in 300 Lines of Vanilla JS
Anthropic just open-sourced vulnerability discovery at scale. Now what? A few weeks ago, Anthropic launched Glasswing, a $100 million initiative to use AI to identify vulnerabilities at scale. Around the Continue reading Governing Security in the Age of Infinite Signal – From Discovery to Control
How to Prove Compliance in AI-Generated Code Every security tool tells you what’s wrong. None prove what’s right. Here’s how compliance evidence maps change the audit conversation. The Problem: AI Continue reading How to Prove Compliance in AI-Generated Code
Tarihçe ve Gelişim Cloud VPS (Sanal Özel Sunucu) teknolojisi, internetin evrimi ile birlikte gelişmiştir. İlk sanal sunucular, fiziksel sunucuların kaynaklarını sanal makineler aracılığıyla paylaşarak daha verimli kullanım sağlamayı hedeflemiştir. 🔗 Continue reading Cloud VPS Scaling – Detaylı Teknik Analiz Rehberi 2026
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The alert came in on a Tuesday morning. A critical CVE. Severity score 9.8. Affecting one of the most widely used open-source libraries in the Node.js ecosystem. Our team had Continue reading Closing the Gap Between SCA Tools and Runtime Reality — Ashish Nadar
There’s a gap in the container orchestration world that nobody talks about. Docker Compose works for 1 server. Coolify and Dokploy give you a nice GUI but still cap at Continue reading I Built a Container Orchestrator in Rust Because Kubernetes Was Too Much and Coolify Wasn’t Enough
Most edtech teams make the same mistake early: they try to support every LMS at once. Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, Brightspace, Schoology — the list grows until the integration work buries Continue reading How to Decide Which LMS Platforms Your Edtech Tool Should Support First in 2026
You’ve probably seen it before — strange rainbow-colored waves rippling across a photo of a computer screen, or weird grid-like artifacts in a scanned document. That’s called a moiré pattern, Continue reading Why Your App’s Photos Look Weird: A Developer’s Guide to Moiré Patterns
Common Problems Leading Institutions Face when Building Scorecards One version of the truth. Two people asking the same question, or repeating the same exercise should get the same answer. One Continue reading Infrastructure Design for Credit Risk Modeling
March 2026 · Lazy Developer EP.03 I had a dashboard. Built it in EP.02. Every day at 3 AM, a Cron job runs. By morning, all of yesterday’s data for Continue reading The Dashboard Was There But I Didn’t Know What to Do, So I Let AI Handle It
Quick Overview In the previous article, we discussed: Why tearing occurs and how to guarantee tear-free subscriptions How to avoid dangling subscriptions or computed nodes when components remount due to Continue reading Signals in React (VI): Stale Closures, Subscription Traps, and Reactive Graph Pitfalls
