When was the very first computer invented? And where did programming even come from? To really understand the roots of computers and programming, we’re traveling all the way back to 2500 BCE, when people first started using tools to calculate.
Get your content delivered quickly, securely, and globally. This isn't a catchphrase for a package delivery service, but for web content! Discover how a Content Delivery Network (CDN) improves website performance by delivering content faster through globally distributed servers.
Have you ever felt that Babel’s build time was too slow? Here’s an example of someone who felt the same frustration and decided to create a new compiler—SWC. In this article, we will dive into what compilers, Babel, and SWC are all about.
Design system is the backbone of product development, uniting developers and designers under shared guidelines. This post explores what a design system is and examines key examples from Google’s Material Design to Airbnb’s Design Language System.
How should you handle errors when using getServerSideProps? What’s the best way to handle SSR errors? Explore practical tips for managing errors in Next.js, including setting up local APIs for testing and customizing error responses.
Ever wondered what all those acronyms—SPA, CSR, SSR, SSG, TTI, TTV—really mean in the world of web development? Let's dive deep into the evolution of web rendering, from the early days of server-side rendering (SSR) to today’s single-page applications (SPA).
I’ve spent most of my career in Fintech, and I still remember my first day feeling lost in a meeting with all the financial jargon. But as a software engineer, I love diving into new fields. It’s taught me how much software can change the way we handle money and think about finance.
Imagine you're searching for the best restaurants in your area on Google. You type in your query, and suddenly, you're faced with a flood of results. But what’s really going on behind the curtain?
What could be the best way to manage content for my blog? I mean... what are the options out there? I chose to use Sanity this time for my Next.js blog.
As of 2024, I have released the third version of my personal website. I'd love to share the past logs of suzie.world and walk you through the process I've made this time.
My journey into the world of coding began with a spontaneous trip to Europe. Now, as a software engineer with four years of experience, I’m here to tell you how it all began…
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