on Typescript, Javascript, Frontend, Programming, Web development
TypeScript releases come fast — a new minor version roughly every three months. Most releases are packed with features, but not all features are created equal. Some are narrow improvements for specific patterns. Others are genuinely transformative for how you structure and think about TypeScript code.
on Edge computing, Cloud, Cloudflare workers, Performance, Cdn
The geography of computing is changing. For the last two decades, the mental model was simple: your code runs in a data center, probably us-east-1 or eu-west-1, and users connect to it from wherever they are. Latency was a UX problem you accepted.
on Opentelemetry, Observability, Devops, Cloud native, Monitoring
There’s a moment in the adoption of every technology when it crosses from “the smart teams are using it” to “everyone uses it by default.” For OpenTelemetry, that moment happened somewhere around mid-2025.
on Ai, Software development, Coding, Productivity, Llm
In early 2025, the term “vibe coding” swept through developer Twitter. The pitch was irresistible: stop worrying about the details, just describe what you want, and let AI figure out the implementation. Ship fast. Iterate faster. Who cares if you don’t fully understand every line?
on Kubernetes, Finops, Cloud, Devops, Cost optimization
There’s a dirty secret about Kubernetes that nobody talks about at KubeCon: most clusters are wildly over-provisioned, and most engineering teams have no idea what their workloads actually cost.
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