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May 1 · 9 min read · If your API has no rate limiting, any client can send as many requests as it wants. A broken retry loop, a scraper, or a user who refreshes too fast all of it hits your server with no limit. This guid
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Apr 17 · 3 min read · A minor backend change caused a production outage, high CPU usage, and API failures. Here's how it happened, what we missed, and how we fixed it. The Incident It started as a simple task. "Just add o
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Apr 12 · 7 min read · It was a Thursday afternoon. Developer 1 had been working on a feature for four days. Clean commits, good code, reviewed and approved. He was about to open the final PR when he ran one command. git re
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Apr 8 · 8 min read · You install a package. You import it the normal way. Node throws ERR_REQUIRE_ESM. You switch to require(). Now TypeScript complains. You add "type": "module" to package.json. Now half your other impor
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Apr 6 · 12 min read · You cast the API response to any to stop TypeScript complaining. It worked. Now a field changed shape three months later and the bug is in production. Here's how to type messy API responses properly —
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