on Webassembly, Wasm, Edge computing, Cloud, Performance
When WebAssembly landed in browsers in 2017, the conversation was about running C++ games and video editors in a web tab. A reasonable but ultimately small idea.
on Platform engineering, Devops, Idp, Developer experience, Cloud
In 2023, “platform engineering” was a buzzword. In 2024, every company announced they were building an Internal Developer Platform. In 2026, we’re finally getting data on which ones actually worked.
on Ai, Llm, Agents, Mlops, Production
A year ago, “AI agents” meant demos on YouTube. Today, they’re pulling orders, triaging support tickets, writing code, and managing pipelines inside real production systems. The gap between what works in a notebook and what survives contact with production has never been more instructive.
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.
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