A few years ago, I was staring at a red, blinking monitoring dashboard. The system I was looking at had all the modern shiny technology: Kubernetes, Redis, and a massive microservices setup. Yet, under just a normal spike in traffic, it completely collapsed.
Meanwhile, our legacy app — a clunky, ten-year-old monolith that nobody on the team wanted to touch — was humming along, handling ...
If you create 3D content — printing guides, WebGL tutorials, Three.js projects, CAD workflows — and want to publish on Medium, you have a discovery problem. There is no central 3D publication on the platform.
I mapped every Medium publication that accepts 3D-related content. Here is the short version for developers.
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Building open-source solutions for my 100 Days of AI Agents challenge meant I needed to start looking at frameworks that scale better than standard NumPy and PyTorch. That inevitably led me to JAX.
Transitioning to JAX requires a bit of a paradigm shift. If you are used to the standard Python data science stack, JAX forces you to rewire how you think about array operations, memory, and ...
| Signal | % of Sites Failing | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Excessive unused CSS (50%+) | 67% | +1.4s to First Paint |
| Image payload >1 MB | 72% | +1-3s to LCP per 100KB |
| Render-blockin... |
The React Native Bridge is a communication layer that allows the JavaScript thread and the Native threads (iOS/Android) to talk to each other.
Because JavaScript and native languages (like Swift, Objective-C, Java, or Kotlin) cannot communicate directly, they require a middleman. The Bridge functions as a message broker.
Over the weekend, I vibe coded a cooking game. You combine random ingredients, and the game generates a dish with a score and a snarky review — stuff like "This tastes like regret and too much butter." I'd wanted to build this for a while. Eventually I'll hook it up to an AI model to generate more combinations and even harsher critiques.
I opened...