Building Scalable Systems: Caching, Rate Limiting and ObservabilityWhat happens when your application suddenly gets 1 million users? Honestly… This question sounds exciting when you're building your first application. More users. More traffic. More requests. Sounds lAug 26, 2026·21 min read
Modern Next.js: Routing, Layouts, Server Components, API Routes & Server ActionsCan a React application have both the frontend and backend inside the same project? That was one of the questions that made modern Next.js interesting to me. When I first started with React, I mostly Aug 26, 2026·18 min read
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Mastering TypeScript: Interfaces, Generics, Unions ExplainedWhen I first started using TypeScript, I honestly thought it was going to be a lot more complicated than JavaScript. There were types everywhere. string number boolean interface type union generic AnAug 25, 2026·18 min read
State Management: Context API, Prop Drilling, React.memo, useMemo, and useCallbackThe first time I started building slightly bigger React applications, I didn't really have a state management problem. At least… I didn't think I did. I had a component. The component had some state. Aug 25, 2026·18 min read
How React Works Internally: Virtual DOM, Reconciliation, and RenderingThere was a point while learning React where I started using this: setCount(count + 1); without really thinking about what happens after it. The number changes. The component updates. The screen chanAug 25, 2026·17 min read
React Hooks Masterclass: useState, useEffect, and Custom HooksOne thing that confused me when I started learning React was this: How does a component remember anything? I mean… a component is just a function, right? Functions run. They return something. Then theAug 25, 2026·19 min read
