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Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
BDUI Feels Slow When You Wait for the Whole Screen Before Showing Meaning
A lot of BDUI screens feel slow for the same reason: the client waits for the full payload, parses...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
Cookie Management Finally Got a Real API
For years, document.cookie made simple cookie work feel harder than it should be. String...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
Redirects Are a Security Boundary, Not Just a One-Liner
A redirect looks simple until it becomes an XSS hole. The problem is not just navigation. It is...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
If Your Docker Release Process Depends on Memory, It Is Already Fragile
A release process is weak the moment it only works because you remember the exact steps. That is...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
Your Ingress Controller Choice Is Really a Choice About Operational Pain
Every ingress controller can route traffic. That is not the hard part. The real question is what...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
Backups Can Save Your Data. They Cannot Automatically Save Your Data Warehouse
A lot of teams say the same thing after a warehouse incident: “We have backups. We’re fine.” Not...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
Docker Hardening Starts by Taking Away What the Container Never Needed
A lot of container risk comes from leaving the defaults untouched. Run as root. Keep broad...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
You Don’t Always Need Redis to Speed Up Data Access
The moment performance comes up, a lot of teams say the same thing: “Just add Redis.” But if the...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
PodDisruptionBudget Is What Stops Routine Kubernetes Maintenance from Breaking Production
You can follow every maintenance step correctly and still break production in...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
Small Web APIs That Quietly Fix Annoying UI Code
Not every useful web platform improvement is a big feature. Some are just small fixes for old...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
Observability in Microservices Starts Making Sense When Metrics, Traces, and Logs Work Together
In distributed systems, failure rarely arrives all at once. Latency creeps up. Retries pile...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
VictoriaLogs on Kubernetes: A Logging Setup That Stays Practical
I did not want a fancy logging demo. I wanted something I could actually run every day in...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
AI Is Powerful in 2026 — But That Still Isn’t AGI
AI looks brilliant when the task is small, clean, and well framed. The problem starts when real...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
Use Codex CLI with More Than One Model Provider via Bifrost
Codex CLI is great in the terminal. The messy part starts when you want multiple model providers...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
Industrial AI Does Not Fail Because the Model Is Weak
Everyone talks about AI changing industry. But in factories, one drifting sensor can be enough to...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
Data Poisoning Is the AI Risk Too Many Teams Still Underestimate
Most people worry about prompt injection. They should also worry about what the model already...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
Still using Editor, long-lived service account keys, or permanent admin access in GCP?
Then your IAM may be working — but it is not mature. Secure IAM in 2026 means: smallest possible...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
Using Playwright + Bright Data Browser API in a Kubernetes Scraping Pipeline
A Playwright script that works on your laptop can still fail once it becomes a scheduled scraping...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
1w ago
Your RAG Pipeline Might Be Missing the Most Important Thing: Fresh Context
Most RAG tutorials focus on embeddings, vector stores, and retrieval quality. But there is one...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
7mo ago
Angular + SSR in 2025: Faster First Paint, Fewer Flickers 🚀
I upgraded a production Angular app — and instantly felt the difference. In my new guide, I...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
7mo ago
Camunda Without Java: Why It’s a Game-Changer in 2025 ⚙️
Think Camunda is only for Java teams? Not anymore. In my new guide, I show how to run Camunda as a...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
7mo ago
⚡ Go + Memory Pools: Dodging GC Pauses in 2025
“Oh mighty GC, spare us during the telemetry burst!” 🙏 When 200 drones reported back at once, the...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
7mo ago
🚀 RAG in Go: From Zero to Answers in One Evening
Thought building a RAG service needs big infra? Think again. With just Go + PostgreSQL (pgvector) +...
Dev.to · Aleksei Aleinikov
7mo ago
Angular in 2025: Still Struggling With Data Flow?
The hardest part isn’t HTML or CSS — it’s predictable state management between components. Here’s...
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