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Astro ships zero JS by default and only hydrates the interactive islands you mark. Next.js ships a full React runtime because it assumes an app, not a document. For a content site that split is the whole decision: Astro for mostly static, Next.js when interactivity is the point

A normal index can't help a query that searches inside a JSON array. Multi-valued indexes let one row point to many index entries, so filtering on array elements finally uses an index instead of scanning every row. How they work? 👇️ reliasoftware.com/blog/multi… #Databases #SQL

A single malicious instruction hidden in a file, test log, or MCP tool description could trigger unauthorized commands. Here's how prompt injection works and how to defend against it. reliasoftware.com/blog/promp… #AIsecurity #PromptInjection

Before Go 1.23, you wrote a custom iteration pattern for every collection — channels, closures, index tricks. range-over-func replaces all of that with one standard way to iterate over anything. How the new pattern works? 👇️ reliasoftware.com/blog/golan…

Copilot autocompletes inside your editor. Cursor rewrites across your whole codebase with project context. That's the real split: one speeds up the line you're on, the other edits files you haven't opened. Full comparison here: reliasoftware.com/blog/curso…

Golang sync.Pool cuts GC pressure by reusing short-lived objects, but it can drop anything between uses without warning. That makes it great for temporary buffers and wrong for anything you actually need to persist. It's a reuse mechanism, not a cache. reliasoftware.com/blog/golan…

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fetch() doesn't reject on a 404 or 500 — only on network failure. So error handling that assumes a throw will silently pass bad responses straight through. Axios throws on those by default and adds interceptors, which usually determines the choice.

PostgreSQL indexes can make queries much faster, but choosing the wrong type can do the opposite. ⚡ B-tree, Hash, GIN, GiST, BRIN… when should you use each one? Here’s a practical breakdown: 👉 reliasoftware.com/blog/postg… #PostgreSQL #Database #SQL #BackendDevelopment

Rust brings speed and memory safety. Go brings simplicity and fast development. But which one fits your project better? 👀 See the full Rust vs Go comparison: 👉 reliasoftware.com/blog/rust-… #RustLang #Golang #Developers #Tech

Module Federation makes micro-frontends look easy in the demo. Then shared deps drift, versions collide, and one team's deploy breaks another's runtime. The React micro-frontend pitfalls — and how to dodge the expensive ones 👇 reliasoftware.com/blog/react…

Understanding the CAP Theorem: A Deep Dive into Distributed Systems reliasoftware.substack.com/p…

If your unit test needs sqlmock, a gorm dialector, and a fake DSN before it can assert anything — that's not a testing problem. It's a design problem. Dependency Inversion in real Go, including the 4-line trick that replaces your whole mock file 👇

We benchmarked 7 Go scraping frameworks, throughput, memory, and when to skip all of them and just use net/http 👇 reliasoftware.com/blog/golan…

Payment integration works by lunchtime. Then 6 months later: → duplicate charges → missing orders → lost webhooks → refunds that don't match → money finance can't explain Here’s how to build the rest properly 👇 reliasoftware.com/blog/payme… #Backend #Payments #SoftwareEngineering

Most CQRS posts sell you the pattern. This one tells you when to skip it. We needed a 50:1 read/write ratio before splitting a Go service earned its cost. Below that, one well-structured model beats two. Guide 👇