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What is AWS Systems Manager?
A hands-on guide to automating EC2 patching with AWS Systems Manager (SSM) and Patch Manager — from prerequisites and SSM Agent setup to patch baselines, scan associations, and compliance visibility.
Cybersecurity Best Practices 2026
The cybersecurity best practices that matter in 2026 — MFA and identity-first security, patch management, awareness training, Zero Trust, and tested incident response — and the AI-driven threats they defend against.
Fix Fragile SSO Systems with AWS Cognito
How we rebuilt a fragile, race-condition-prone Universal Login into a reliable, scalable identity platform on AWS Cognito — using managed login, event-driven flows, and an invisible migration of 150,000+ users.
Random SVG Avatars with NextJS
Tired of generic profile pictures? A step-by-step guide to generating unique, random SVG avatar images on the fly with Next.js and the @vercel/og library.
CRDTs: Building a P2P Game
Part three of the CRDTs series: building a peer-to-peer keyboard game with WebRTC and React, using a distributed PNCounter to track key presses across clients.
The Authentication Layer in Next.js
The main differences between client-side and server-side authentication, implemented in a simple Next.js application using both approaches.
CRDTs: The Complex Distributed Counter
Part two of the CRDTs series: removing the increment-only and fixed-client-count restrictions to build a PN-Counter that supports decrements and an arbitrary number of clients.
CRDTs: The Simple Distributed Counter
An introduction to conflict-free replicated data types (CRDTs) — data structures that enable collaborative apps with strong eventual consistency and no coordination — starting with a simple G-Counter.
Flattening a directory structure on AWS S3
There are many ways to flatten a directory structure on AWS S3. Here's a very simple one using the AWS CLI and some basic shell commands.
React Animations and Performance
There are many ways to animate on the web. This post explores a naive approach, compares it with a better one — all in React — and shows the performance difference.
How to test web extensions?
It's time to test our web extensions. Here's how to set up your testing environment with Jest and Puppeteer — and how to actually test an extension end to end.
React Adaptive Hooks and APIs
React Adaptive Hooks leverage browser APIs for adaptability — tools worth keeping in mind when building user experiences. Let's explore when to use them to build great experiences.
Translating Vue: Why It Matters
Helping the community takes many forms. By contributing to translation efforts we lower the entry barrier for developers who weren't lucky enough to learn English — building a better, more inclusive tech world.
Building a Web Extension with Vue
A hands-on tutorial on building a production-ready, cross-browser web extension with Vue.
Pull Request Previews with Netlify
Unit tests are a good start, but for OSS libraries you also want to confirm they work in a real app. Let's set up pull-request preview apps with Netlify.
Building CLIs with JavaScript and Oclif
As a developer you use CLIs every day, and a good one feels great. Let's discover how to build our own friendly, intuitive CLIs with JavaScript and oclif.
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