Making an Unconventional Move 5 Months Into Backend Development
The Unconventional Decision I'm making a move that might seem counterintuitive for someone 5 months into backend development: I'm going back to strengthen my f...
The Unconventional Decision I'm making a move that might seem counterintuitive for someone 5 months into backend development: I'm going back to strengthen my f...
3.1 Authentication Approach in Academic Suite Academic Suite uses a stateless authentication approach with JSON Web Token JWT. Unlike session‑based authenticat...
How I avoided over‑engineering while keeping my API safe ========================================================== API security in solo development is tricky....
The Problem Starting a new full‑stack project often means spending days or weeks setting up: - Authentication & authorization - Database connections - API stru...
Have you ever taken a small idea and deliberately made it more complex, not to overengineer it, but to understand how real systems actually work? That’s exactly...
'Hyperlane Middleware – A Fresh Take on Middleware Design GitHub Homehttps://github.com/hyperlane-dev/hyperlane
My Requirements as a Solo Developer - Fast MVP development - Relational data modeling - SQL flexibility - Clean auth + role‑based access - Open‑source‑friendly...
O que isso resolve? Recentemente, apliquei o padrão Higher-Order Component HOC para desacoplar a lógica de autenticação da renderização dos componentes. Com um...
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The API‑First Mobile App Revolution Ten years ago, building a real mobile app meant hiring specialists, writing thousands of lines of platform‑specific code, m...
Every time I start a new Node.js backend, authentication ends up being the most repetitive and fragile part of the project. No matter the stack, I keep rewritin...
When I started my development journey, backend development felt confusing. Too many languages, too many frameworks, and every blog claimed something different w...