Ajay Patel
An incremental strangler migration to micro frontends keeps teams shipping
An incremental strangler migration to micro frontends lets a front-end lead or CTO keep shipping features while the monolith shrinks, route by route.
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Ajay Patel
Google AX agent runtime: the four things it keeps for an agent task, and the one it does not track
Google AX agent runtime from its own docs: Task, Workspace, Gateway and Model, what a resume restores, where retries live, and what a cluster needs first.
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Ajay Patel
Are micro frontends worth the complexity? Count your teams and deploys first
Are micro frontends worth the complexity? Run a test on team count and deploy cadence, price the shared-dependency cost, and know when to stay monolithic.
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Tirth Bodawala
Cloudflare Quick Tunnels cloudflared Zero Trust guide: one command, its limits, and the named-tunnel upgrade
Cloudflare Quick Tunnels cloudflared Zero Trust guide: the one command, every documented limit, the --allowed-mail flag and a named tunnel behind Access.
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Tirth Bodawala
Cloudflare Workflows for AI: four ways a multi-step job fails, and what each fix costs
Cloudflare Workflows for AI jobs, by failure shape: the construct that answers each, how retries stack across three layers, how fast a loop spends steps.
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Tirth Bodawala
Caddy reverse proxy load balancing: what one dead backend shows about health checks
Caddy reverse proxy load balancing, tested: what a dead backend costs with no checks, and the Caddyfile for health checks, retries and HTTPS.
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Tirth Bodawala
Cloudflare AI form submission email routing: one Worker, a fixed inbox table and the real monthly bill
Cloudflare AI form submission email routing in one Worker: a Workers AI label, a fixed inbox table, the send_email binding and what each meter costs.
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Tirth Bodawala
HTTP/1.1 server in Node.js: setting up and testing
Build, inspect and test an HTTP/1.1 server in Node.js with only core modules, then fix the shutdown that never exits. Measured on Node v24.21.0.
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Tirth Bodawala
Edge vs origin: what belongs at the edge comes down to the sequential round trips
What belongs at the edge vs origin turns on one count: the sequential round trips a route makes to its data. The arithmetic, config and header check.
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Tirth Bodawala
React rendering on Cloudflare Workers: SSR, SSG or client-only, decided route by route
React rendering on Cloudflare, decided per route: measured render CPU against the Workers limits, live TTFB, and a working SSR and SSG split.
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Kalpesh Patel
The top AI programming languages, chosen for each layer of an AI stack
The top AI programming languages by layer: Python to train, C++ and CUDA for kernels, Rust for runtimes, TypeScript or Go to serve, with usage data.
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Ayush Makwana
How do computers generate random numbers?
How do computers generate random numbers? Statistical PRNGs versus kernel CSPRNGs, the one question behind each call, and why a wrong pick predicts tokens.
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