Development & Technology174 articles
Architecture, implementation, authentication, and operations. Articles to inform critical decisions in development.
Does the September Next.js vulnerability affect you? Checking next/og and Windows deployments
The sharp AVIF vulnerability: confirm you are on 0.35.4 or later in Astro and Next.js
Peer dependency updates no longer force major bumps on dependents — Changesets v3
Moving to shared infrastructure without leaving Beanstalk: whether an app qualifies depends first on whether it is stateless
What was lost was not a single server but a whole region
How far Oracle procedural code runs on MariaDB 13: the order for deciding on a migration
An AI coding tool was sending code along with its .git history — what to check when you develop for clients
Not Relying Solely on VM Isolation — Updates and Permissions Learned from Public Validation of AI Agents
5 Items to Check Before Sharding Slow PostgreSQL Databases — An Entry Point for Considering Neki
Before Moving Passkeys on Android — Verification for Switching Password Managers
Incorporating Google Play Review Wait Times into Release Plans — Requirements for Using Managed Publishing
Java 27 is not the upgrade — what helps business systems is the monthly patch
When should you migrate your .NET Framework business systems?
Outbound traffic in AI sandboxes: Auditing allowlists and trust boundaries
Where breaking points occur with default SELinux changes in Amazon Linux 2027
Behavioral change of DATE in MySQL 9.7 — an update where only the numbers quietly change
One morning, an untouched screen breaks: What htmx 4.0 avoided
Six months after incidents started auto-remediating, nobody can explain the root cause
The Outsourced Contract Is Over, but Repository Access Remains
Moving beyond the binary choice of accepting or declining all app permission requests
Android app quality requirements will change in 2027 — What to include in next term's maintenance budget
Delegating Development to AI for 130,000 Tasks/Month: What the Company Built First Was the Execution Environment
How far can AI be used in projects where code cannot leave premises? — The positioning of Junie Local
Edges start handling protocols beyond HTTP: Workers TCP ingress and gRPC
Bun 1.4 was rewritten in Rust — Should you adopt it for business systems?
Monthly patch deployments stopped succeeding: Four contract revisions for maintenance agreements
Written for readers a decade from now — Where to begin post-quantum cryptography migration
Meetings Where AI Adoption Dies with "That Data Cannot Leave the Building"
"Backup completed successfully" does not mean you can restore
Notice of server cost hikes arrives — Rising memory prices impacting estimates unrelated to AI
Chat discussions turn straight into code — Where to draw the boundary with contractors
The day GitHub went down for 8 hours: Outages halt more than just development
Even if labeled "S3-compatible," it doesn't come with S3's built-in protections
Before Adding Redis and Queues — How Far Can a Single Postgres Instance Go?
The Day You Grant AI Agents Write Access — Never Treat It Like Read-Only
When did support expire? — How to read boring major updates and EOL schedules
Who Fixes Base Image CVEs? Buildpacks Graduates from the CNCF
Do Your Contracts Specify Where Code Is Hosted? The Arrival of Cursor Origin
Manuals become outdated the day they are delivered — delivering procedures in a regenerable format
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Turning concepts into design.
Development Environment↔AI Models
Access Permissions · Data · Logs
Building an environment
to use AI internally
Internal data, development environments, and access permissions. Advancing adoption concepts into concrete technical reviews.
Compare approachesOrganize implementation requirementsTest on a small scale
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Google Workspace
administration basics
Resolving administrator uncertainties from rollout to sharing and permissions.
Pricing & rolloutSharing rulesPermissions & security
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Getting started with AI
at work
Selecting tasks to delegate, experimenting on a small scale, and operating safely.
How AI worksTesting in workflowsSafe usage
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Looking back at
emergency vulnerability responses
PHP, certificates and Node.js. A record of the responses that overlapped on October 21–22, 2026, down to the steps we verified and the pitfalls we hit.
Checking providers' responsesInspecting certificates on devicesUpgrading multiple repositories at once
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Improvement notebook for
growing your website
Forms, usability, and updates: tackling post-launch improvements one step at a time.
Form optimizationUI refinementsUpdates & operations
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