- Docs In, Integration Out Give an AI agent your API docs or a rough idea, and get a tested, running integration on the same call. How five systems compose into a fully self serve integration builder.
- Solving Event Loop Blocks in JSONata, for Any Input You can't chunk an expression language. How we taught JSONata's own loops to yield, so authors keep full transformation power and the event loop keeps turning.
- The Token Refresh That Must Survive Its Caller Why OAuth token refresh needs its own transaction boundary, and how to coordinate the refresh without a lock.
- Letting Customers Define Their Own Data How to add customer defined fields and first class custom entities to a SaaS product without dynamic DDL, without EAV, and without building a second schema engine.
- Weeks to Hours: Building a Declarative Integration Engine How we replaced hand written integrations with a plan interpreter, saved $200k in vendor contracts, and accidentally built the perfect target for AI.
- You, AI and a Close Deadline My journey and insights from leveraging LLMs as a coding co-pilot under a tight deadline: the good, the bad, and the debugging nightmare.
- Better React: Predictability Principles What makes a component predictable, and the principles for structuring state and props so anyone reading a component can tell, with confidence, what's happening and why.
- Building Plug & Play Components The frontend half of a custom fields engine: how to make one feature appear on any page without every team rewriting the integration. Three layers, three decouplings.
- A Performance Team of One Solving performance during hypergrowth without a team: clear the floor first, then build invisible infrastructure that makes the default path fast.
- Custom Fields That Plug Into Any Entity One engine, twenty plus entity types: the three table design, a polymorphic value store, faceted filtering in SQL, and the falsy-value bug that taught us type-aware reads.
- A Lockless Rate Limiter on Redis Sharing one API quota across many processes without a single lock: one atomic script, on demand refills, and telling callers exactly when to come back.