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2025

Domain-Driven Design with TypeScript Decorators and Reflection

When I first heard about Domain-Driven Design (DDD) three years ago, I dismissed it as another buzzword in the ever-evolving landscape of software architecture.
Setting Up CI/CD Pipelines for My TypeScript Monorepo

When I first decided to organize my TypeScript projects into a monorepo, I thought the hardest part would be managing dependencies. I was wrong.
Migration from CSS Modules to Tailwind CSS for component library

We didn’t move to Tailwind just because it was trendy. We moved because our CSS workflow was broken. Let me explain.
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Generic Constraints and Mapped Types

When I first started working on large-scale TypeScript applications, I thought generics were just a fancy way to avoid writing any everywhere.
The problem with JavaScript Dates

Why working with dates in JavaScript is harder than it should be.
Building Scalable MERN Stack Applications: A Complete Guide

Building an app that works is one thing. Building an app that keeps working as it grows is another. At the start, your app might have just 10 users. It feels fast. It feels simple. Everything works fine.
Why Asynchronous JavaScript Matters in React

React is fast. But fast doesn't always mean efficient—especially when it comes to real-world data. Most React apps aren't just static pages. They fetch data from APIs, wait for user input, or communicate with servers. That's where asynchronous JavaScript comes in.

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