This is a retrospective article about what I learned while implementing a colorblind mode for my Belgian Wage Calculator(no ads or selling of data) that should work well for both Continue reading What I learned while implementing a colorblind mode for my Belgian Wage Calculator site
Viral Policies in Coderive: Interfaces That Actually Inherit Forget traditional interfaces – meet policies that automatically propagate through your inheritance tree Introduction What if interfaces weren’t just contracts you implement, Continue reading Coderive Programming Language: Designed to be Used for 2026 Onwards
Today, I came across a post on dev.to from Fatemeh Paghar on using useTransition and react-window. I decided to push a typical React search/filter UI to the extreme by scaling Continue reading 🚀 Scaling Client-Side Search: 100,000 Users, Skills, and Real-Time Filtering in React
We all love Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP). Sharing business logic, networking, and data layers between Android and iOS is a dream come true. But let’s be honest: there is one specific Continue reading KMP WorkManager: Enterprise-Grade Background Tasks for Kotlin Multiplatform
If you’re running high-performance databases or SAN-style workloads on AWS, your default move is probably Amazon EBS. It makes sense on the surface. EBS is simple, it’s “right there,” and Continue reading Stop Managing Disks: Why Your Block Storage Strategy is Stuck in 2014
TL;DR Fixed a performance gap where hz3 was losing to mimalloc at T=16 / R=90 by optimizing remote management. Introduced Lane16 PageRemote, which initially caused a hang at T=2. The Continue reading From “Losing at T=16” to “Matching mimalloc”: A Day with hz3 Lane16
En los sistemas de software —especialmente aquellos que manejan dinero, inventarios, contratos o cualquier información crítica— la integridad de los datos es un requisito innegociable. Para garantizar esta integridad, las Continue reading Preservando la integridad de los datos
I spent the last few weeks researching LLM gateway solutions for production teams. Here’s what I found after testing five different options, talking to engineering teams running them at scale, Continue reading Top 5 LLM Gateways in 2026: A Deep-Dive Comparison for Production Teams
🎙️We’ve Built the Fastest Way to Run LLMs in Production (50x faster than LiteLLM)🔥 Anthony Max ・ Jan 20 #webdev #programming #javascript #opensource
👋 Hi DEV Community! I’m a solo developer and recently, I’ve been obsessing over a Roblox game called Bee Swarm Simulator (I know, I know, but the mechanics are surprisingly Continue reading I built a niche gaming tool in 3 days: My journey building an interactive Blue Hive Guide 🐝
OpenAI’s Responses API is replacing Chat Completions, and we just shipped full support in Bifrost v1.3.0. After implementing both APIs, I can tell you – the new one is better Continue reading We Just Shipped Responses API Support in Bifrost (And It’s Cleaner Than Chat Completions)
Selenium Automation Testing has become an essential skill for QA engineers and software testers. Although Selenium supports multiple programming languages such as Python, JavaScript, C#, and Ruby, Java remains the Continue reading How Java is Used in Selenium Automation Testing (Complete Guide)
OpenAI’s Responses API represents a fundamental redesign of how applications interact with language models. The API addresses pain points from Chat Completions while introducing features that make building production LLM Continue reading OpenAI Responses API in an LLM Gateway: What Changed and Why It Matters
I was recently asked this question, and since I have little knowledge about it, I decided to study and write an article talking about the fundamental difference between them, which Continue reading Inversion of Control (IoC) Principle
It Is 2026. Some Tech Jobs Quietly Disappeared. Tech Stratos ・ Jan 20 #tech #career #ai #work
