Image Optimization for Modern Web Applications: Formats, CDNs, Automation
Images account for 50-70% of a typical web page's weight. Optimizing them properly — choosing the right format, generating responsive sizes, automatin…
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Images account for 50-70% of a typical web page's weight. Optimizing them properly — choosing the right format, generating responsive sizes, automatin…
If you've ever needed to go from a company's website to clean, structured data — its name, sector, a short description, social links, a contact email,…
This is what most agent email code looks like today: // SendGrid / Resend / Postmark — outbound only await sendgrid . send ({ to : " prospect@example.…
I run DemandRadar, a scraper that hunts for SaaS ideas by analyzing demand signals across the web — Reddit, Product Hunt, payment discovery data, the …
Product-market fit is not a binary milestone — it is a measurable state where your product solves a problem so well that users return organically and …
There's a myth that the best products come from unlimited resources. Big teams. Big budgets. Big time. The reality in 2026 looks nothing like that. Th…
Большинство команд следят за серверами, базами данных и доступностью приложений. Но самые дорогие инциденты часто происходят совсем в другом месте. Ис…
Hi DEV community, I'm Yuriy, a fullstack developer and DevOps engineer with 10+ years of experience. I'm currently building Adal — a webhook delivery …
An AI answer can look clean, confident, and helpful while hiding the exact detail your team will need later: where did this claim come from? For AI Sa…
Key Takeaways 82% of developers default to OpenAI GPT models (Stack Overflow Developer Survey, 2025), but 60-70% of production API calls don't need a …
There is a file in almost every backend I have worked on. It generates PDFs. Invoices, mostly. Sometimes reports or certificates. It was written years…
Your Salesforce org is only as good as the data inside it. That sounds obvious until you watch a forecast built on stale close dates, or a rep chase a…
I’ve been building an AI chatbot for websites and docs for about 6 months For the last few months, on and off, I’ve been building a side project calle…
A SaaS interface that works well for US users may confuse or alienate users in China, Germany, or Japan. Cultural differences affect everything from l…
I come from a mechanical engineering background and started building with Python to solve real problems. Last month I launched PingMon — an API monito…
What it really costs when nobody can say exactly what happened inside your critical systems, and why that cost never appears as a line item. Series · …
2026 Enterprise AI Development Costs: What Companies Actually Pay (Based on Real Projects) Every CTO evaluating AI investment eventually encounters th…
Most SaaS companies cannot answer the question: "Is our content marketing working?" They track vanity metrics (traffic, social shares) instead of reve…
Last weekend I started building SiteGrade — a free instant SEO audit tool that gives any website an A–F letter grade and the top fixes ranked by impac…
When AI Hosts Hallucinate: Failure Modes We've Seen and How Three-Tier Review Catches Them By the KAVANA engineering team — June 2026 The word halluci…
Treating broadcast traffic and weather updates as software engineering problems By the KAVANA engineering team — June 2026 The public conversation abo…
The Actual Cost of Dead Air: What 20 Years of Station Outages Taught Us About Broadcast Economics By the KAVANA engineering team — June 2026 When broa…
Most IDEs are isolated by design. Your code lives in a workspace. Collaboration happens somewhere else. Discovery happens somewhere else. Building in …
The Letter VCs Are Quietly Deleting from ARR Startups are reporting revenue they haven't earned yet. VCs know it. Investors are cheering anyway. We've…
"You're using SQLite in production? For a SaaS?" — every developer who hears about our stack. Yes. And after a year of running it with hundreds of act…
I've been building HetGuard, a backup scheduling tool for Hetzner Cloud, and last week I shipped a feature I'm genuinely proud of: custom cron schedul…
Every time I started a new SaaS project, I spent the first 3 days building the same things. Auth. Billing. Database setup. Deployment config. Every. S…
A few months ago I shipped tourism.krd — first-party hotel and motel management software built specifically for property owners in the Kurdistan Regio…
If your AI agent can browse the web, every page is now part of your prompt surface. That sounds useful until the agent reads a cookie banner, a hidden…
I’ve been building my projects with Nuxt 4 and loving the speed of PaaS platforms. They are incredible for getting started quickly. But recently, I wa…