Recent Blog
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Public APIs – do you publish these on a separate instance?
Optimizing API Management: Should Public APIs Have a Dedicated Instance? In the evolving landscape of SaaS applications, isolating your public-facing API can significantly influence your platform’s architecture and security posture. Suppose you’ve already decoupled your application’s front-end from its core functionalities to streamline development and improve scalability. Now, the question arises: how should you manage…
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yWhois – IP, Domain, ASN Lookup with RDAP – Updated
Introducing yWhois: A Modern Tool for IP, Domain, and ASN Lookup with RDAP In today’s digital landscape, efficient access to domain and IP information is vital for cybersecurity, network management, and research. Recently, I’ve enhanced yWhois, a comprehensive lookup utility designed to simplify this process, making it more reliable and scalable. Originally launched last year,…
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[Release] WAKAPAC – A tiny reactive library with zero setup
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Introducing WAKAPAC: A Minimalist, Zero-Setup Reactive Library for Modern Web Development In the early days of web development, achieving interactivity often meant simply adding a <script> tag to your HTML. This straightforward approach allowed developers to bring pages to life with minimal overhead—no package managers, no complex build processes, and no bloated node_modules folders. Reflecting…
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Building an open source markketplace, dashboard’s basic features ready
Exciting Progress: Launching the Foundations of an Open Source Marketplace Dashboard We’re pleased to share an exciting update on the development of our new open source marketplace platform. Initially conceived as a simple store and art gallery, this project has evolved into a dynamic marketplace dashboard, designed to offer seamless content management and user interaction.…
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What do you think about learning CSS animations through the creation of animations for well-known icons?
Learning CSS animations by working on animating popular icons can be an excellent approach for several reasons. Firstly, it provides practical experience applying animation techniques to recognizable forms, enhancing your skills in a way that feels rewarding and relevant. These icons often have simple, clean designs that make them ideal for beginners to experiment with,…
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What are the reasons behind UI/UX developers implementing changes that are perceived as unnecessary or detrimental?
UI/UX developers aim to improve the user experience by updating interfaces and designs, but sometimes these changes can be perceived as unnecessary or even detrimental. Several factors contribute to these perceptions. User Feedback and Testing: Developers often rely on user feedback and testing to guide changes. However, the sample size or demographic used in these…
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Bullet proof domain provider: my site can never be down or with “connection timed out” issues
Ensuring Uninterrupted Website Accessibility with Reliable Domain Hosting In today’s digital landscape, maintaining consistent website uptime is crucial for delivering seamless user experiences and safeguarding your brand’s reputation. If you’re experiencing frequent downtime or timeout errors on your site or webmail, it might be time to evaluate your domain provider and explore more dependable options.…
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My manager and my senior DevOps guy wanted me to “hide” the api link and key in frontend?
Understanding API Security in Frontend Development: A Guide for Developers As front-end developers, especially those working with frameworks like React, one common concern that arises is how to secure sensitive API information. Recently, a student intern faced a situation where their manager and senior DevOps engineer emphasized the importance of “hiding” API URLs and keys…
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5 months, one developer, one CRM – what I learned building with Laravel + Livewire
Building an Open-Source CRM as a Solo Developer: Lessons From Five Months of Development Embarking on the journey to create an open-source Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system is both exciting and challenging. Over the past five months, I dedicated myself to building a comprehensive CRM platform using Laravel and Livewire, and I’d like to share…