We need to talk about the state of modern web development. Yesterday, I profiled a simple corporate dashboard. It had a bundle size of 2.4MB (gzipped), took 3 seconds to reach Time to Interactive (TTI), and dropped frames whenever I opened a modal. It was built on a “modern” stack. Then, strictly for “research purposes,”…

Your Python script needs to do multiple things at once to be faster. But how? Python offers a rich but sometimes confusing landscape of concurrency and parallelism tools. Should you use threads, processes, or asyncio? Choosing the right tool for the job is the key to writing efficient, scalable code. This guide will walk you…

If you are running Kubernetes in production, you’ll eventually hear one word everywhere: HELM Helm is the package manager for Kubernetes — like apt for Ubuntu or yum for Amazon Linux.But many beginners struggle to understand what Helm actually is and why teams use it. This guide explains Helm in simple terms and gives you…

Any dynamic update (extension) technique essentially defines a Delta space and the feasible structural composition operations within that space. On reflection, what most people call dynamic updates is nothing more than defining extension points on an already constructed structure and then inserting structures that conform to interface specifications into those points. The complexity of implementing…

Multiple API calls in Python are usually written in a way that makes them slow You’ve written before: import requests from requests import Response urls: list[str] = [“https://api.example.com/user/1”, “https://api.example.com/user/2”, “https://api.example.com/user/3”] for url in urls: response: Response = requests.get(url) print(response.json()) Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode You run it. Request 1 goes out. Wait. Response comes…

DevConnect is Ethereum’s annual week of deep-dive community events. in 2025, it took place in Buenos Aires – the region where crypto actually runs day-to-day finance. I’ve broken it down to the structural takeaways, so you can see where ETHereum is heading now: privacy returns to the core newly presented Kohaku (modular tooling for privacy-preserving…

Don’t get scammed on an interview. So… I just went through two “interviews” that turned out to be scams. Both followed the same playbook: they gave me a repo link, told me to share my screen, and asked me to install + run the project during the call. On a first interview. That alone feels…