Client-Side Routing vs. Server-Side Composition: The Routing Rumble You Didn’t Know You Needed

Let’s face it — routing may not sound like the hottest topic at your next tech party, but it’s the unsung hero behind every click, every view, and every delightful 404 page. And today, we’re throwing two heavyweight contenders into the ring: Client-Side Routing (CSR) vs. Server-Side Composition (SSC). Ding ding! What Are We Talking About Here? Both … Read more

Micro Frontends: Like a Software Potluck, But With Less Tupperware

Let’s say you’re building a massive web app. And somewhere along the way, your team is arguing about whether to use React, Vue, or that one guy’s custom framework “that totally worked in 2015.” Enter micro frontends: a way to let everyone have their cake, their framework, and eat it too. So What Is a … Read more

Creating a TikTok Creator Profile Without Accidentally Becoming a Meme

So you’ve decided to launch your TikTok art empire. Bravo! Or maybe… whoa. Either way, welcome to the glittery, chaotic, algorithmically addictive world of TikTok — where the vibes are as unpredictable as your phone’s For You Page at 2 AM. If you’re an artist, brand, or just someone with the urge to lip-sync your way to … Read more

Meta AI Studio: Build-a-Bot, Meta Style

If you’ve ever wished you could build your own AI sidekick — one that knows your love for dad jokes, your obsession with 80s synth music, and maybe even your weird thing for capybaras — Meta AI Studio is here to grant your oddly specific wish. Meta AI Studio (https://aistudio.instagram.com/) is Meta’s platform that lets you create, train, and … Read more

Hexagonal Architecture: Where Clean Code Meets a Port Party

Imagine your app is a nightclub. The dance floor is where the action happens — your core business logic, busting moves like no one’s watching. Around it? Ports and adapters: the velvet ropes, bouncers, guest lists, and awkwardly enthusiastic DJs that control who gets in and how they’re allowed to groove. Welcome to Hexagonal Architecture, also known … Read more

Event-Driven Architecture: The Art of Letting Apps Gossip Behind Your Back

Imagine your software is a cocktail party. Instead of everyone talking over each other (a.k.a. a monolithic architecture), or politely scheduling appointments (a.k.a. REST APIs), Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) is when apps casually eavesdrop and react to what’s happening around them. No interruptions, no awkward handshakes — just smooth, reactive elegance. What is it? Event-Driven Architecture is a … Read more

Late Friday Brushstroke: A Mini Blog in One Prompt and Punchline

Art Prompt + Joke Combo: Imagine a surrealist painting where a lobster is hosting a dinner party for clocks. The table is melting, the guests are ticking, and nobody knows who invited the gramophone in a tutu. It’s titled: “Still Life, but With Time Management Issues.” Because even in the dreamscape of Dali, someone’s Outlook … Read more

Serverless Architecture: The Invisible Hands Behind Your App’s Curtain Call

Imagine a world where you never have to babysit a server. No patches. No midnight restarts. No “Why is this instance on fire again?” emails. Just sweet, blissful code execution that pops into existence, does its job, and disappears like a ninja with a successful exit code. Welcome to the wild, ethereal world of Serverless … Read more

Microservices Architecture: The Wild, Modular West of Software Design

Once upon a time, in a land dominated by Monolithic castles (read: single hulking codebases), developers dreamed of a brighter, less-coupled future. A future where services could live free, deploy fast, and fail without dragging down the whole kingdom. Enter Microservices Architecture — equal parts liberation, frustration, and DevOps cardio. So what is Microservices Architecture? Imagine if … Read more

The Monolith: Not Just a Sci-Fi Obelisk

Let’s talk about monolithic architecture — not the alien rock from 2001: A Space Odyssey, but its equally stubborn cousin in software design. You’ve heard the name. Maybe you’ve even cursed it under your breath while debugging a spaghetti bowl of code from 2008. But what is it really, and why does it still haunt our tech … Read more