Engineering
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Why TypeScript Is Leaving JavaScript Behind
TypeScript 6.0 is the last compiler written in JavaScript. TypeScript 7.0 will be built in Go. The reason why is a precise diagnosis of where JavaScript breaks down as a platform for serious tooling — and what that means for every JS developer.
CRDTs From Scratch: The Engineering Guide to Conflict-Free Collaboration
A ground-up guide to Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types — from the fundamental problem of distributed state, through the mathematics of convergence, to the real-world tradeoffs of building collaborative systems at scale.
Building an Uptime Monitor: Architecture Decisions and System Design
What it actually takes to build a reliable uptime monitoring platform — the queue architecture that schedules thousands of checks, the data model behind 90-day history bars, why we treat incidents as a state machine, and the decisions we'd reconsider.
On-device AI in the Browser
A look at how we built a production-grade, multi-agent code reviewer that runs entirely on WebGPU.
Form Configurator - Beyond Static Forms
A look at how we built a form configurator for 100+ recruiter segments.