Writing

A look at two architectural approaches to tenant isolation in Cloudflare Vectorize, from a hobby RAG project that had to change course mid-build.

How I explored Turso's built-in vector search for a RAG hobby project, where it fell short for multi-tenant use, and the split architecture I landed on.

How I built a JavaScript-aware web crawler for a hobby RAG project using Cloudflare's Browser Rendering service, and the performance lessons that reshaped it.

We benchmarked two WebAssembly execution strategies SpiderMonkey JS interpreted inside WASM versus code compiled directly with TinyGo inside our Elixir/Rust platform. The results were not subtle.

A short heads-up: if you're using Prisma with Cloudflare D1 and your schema has JSON or JSONB columns, Prisma will silently skip them.

Gin's trailing slash redirect silently bypasses CORS middleware, and assigning AllowHeaders wipes default headers. Here is what happened and how to fix both.

How to authenticate a backend service against Zitadel without a human user, using RSA key pairs and the client_credentials grant with a JWT assertion.

Coming from Elixir, I missed ETS. Here's how I built a thread-safe in-memory key-value store with TTL, hooks, and a cleanup goroutine in Go.

What actually happens inside Firebase Authentication -- how tokens work, how the SDK refreshes them, and how to force-logout a user across all devices.

Running ArgoCD behind a Traefik ingress with TLS termination causes an infinite redirect loop. Here is why it happens and the one-line fix.

Setting up a local .test domain during development led me down a rabbit hole involving Apple's scoped DNS implementation. Here is what actually works.

HTTP-01 challenges cannot prove ownership of wildcard domains. Here's the full setup for DNS-01 validation using Cloudflare and cert-manager on k3s.

A short story of hitting walls with every popular Kubernetes option before finding the one that just works on a bare VPS.

As web developers, we’re familiar with various tree structures in the browser   the DOM tree, the layout tree, and the render tree. But did you know there’s another hidden tree that plays a crucial role in how elements are visually layered? It’s called the stacking context tree.

An event listener is a callback function invoked by the browser when certain events occurs in the browser   such as a mouse click, keyboard press, or touch gesture.