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TSTech Skill Schooltechskillschool.hashnode.devMay 20 · 7 min read

How a Single Stolen GitHub Token Led to the Grafana Codebase Breach

In the high-stakes world of cybersecurity, few ironies are more striking than a leading observability company failing to detect its own breach in time. In mid-May 2026, Grafana Labs publicly disclosed

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SSSaiki Sarkarblog.ytosko.devMar 30 · 3 min read

What Is Really Inside a Codebase

What Is Really Inside a Codebase In a thought provoking essay on Modern Descartes, the author asks a deceptively simple question what is in a codebase? The answer goes far beyond files, functions, and frameworks. A production system is a living archi...

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RNRamu Narasingathinkthroo.comMar 5 · 2 min read

Components structure in deerflow codebase - Part 1.1

Inspired by BulletProof React, I applied its codebase architecture concepts to the bytedance/deerflow. This article focuses only on the components structure in bytedance/deerflow codebase. Prerequis

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RNRamu Narasingathinkthroo.comFeb 28 · 3 min read

State management in Refly codebase - Part 1.1

Inspired by BulletProof React, I applied its codebase architecture concepts to the Refly codebase. This article focuses only on the state management in Refly codebase. Prerequisite State management

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RNRamu Narasingathinkthroo.comFeb 27 · 2 min read

State management in Refly codebase - Part 1.0

Inspired by BulletProof React, I applied its codebase architecture concepts to the Refly codebase. You might be wondering: What is Refly? What is state management? Let’s find out. What is Refly?

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MKMikhail Kashkinmyblog.ruFeb 13 · 4 min read

25 Years of Built-Up Work

I was talking to someone on HN recently. He told me he has more than 25 years of commercial development experience. Over the years, he’s been building his own library of solutions. It started with ActionScript 3 (yes, the tech that powered Flash back...

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LDLuis de Pabloengineeringwithoutdogma.hashnode.devJan 27 · 11 min read

Tech Debt Is How You Learn Your Codebase Is a Business Asset

In some companies, “technical debt” doesn’t even exist as a real concept. Mention it in a meeting and you get the look: this is a nice engineer word, but it doesn’t apply here. The product ships, revenue grows, incidents are “manageable”… so what exa...

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RNRamu Narasingathinkthroo.comJan 15 · 2 min read

Security best practices in Umami codebase - part 1.0

Inspired by BulletProof React, I applied its codebase architecture concepts to the Umami codebase. This article focuses only on the security best practices used in Umami codebase. You might be wondering: What is Umami? What are security best prac...

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SSSubransu Sekhar Maharanagit-basic-commands.hashnode.devJan 1 · 4 min read

Inside Git: How It Works and the Role of the .git Folder

Most developers use Git every day — git add, git commit, git push.But very few actually know what Git is doing internally. Once you understand what lives inside the .git folder, Git stops feeling like magic and starts feeling logical. This article ex...

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SSSubransu Sekhar Maharanawhy-vcs.hashnode.devJan 1 · 4 min read

Why Version Control Exists: The Pendrive Problem

Before Git, GitHub, and modern collaboration workflows, developers relied on something much more fragile — pendrives, emails, and folders named final, final_v2, and latest_final_really_this_one. It worked… until it didn’t. This is the story of why ve...

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25 Years of Built-Up Work

Tech Debt Is How You Learn Your Codebase Is a Business Asset

Security best practices in Umami codebase - part 1.0

Inside Git: How It Works and the Role of the .git Folder

Why Version Control Exists: The Pendrive Problem