Server Components (RSC) are still experimental but signal React’s future direction. They render on the server and send serialized React trees (not HTML) to the client. Key Benefits Zero Bundle Size: Server Components don’t ship JS to the client. Direct Backend Access: They can read from databases/files directly. Streaming: Parts of the UI can load […]
Read more →Month: January 2022
Kubernetes 1.23: What’s New
K8s 1.23 is the last release before Dockershim removal. Key changes: FlexVolume Deprecation CSI (Container Storage Interface) is now the only supported way to add storage drivers. If you have custom FlexVolume plugins, migrate immediately. HorizontalPodAutoscaler v2 Stable HPA v2 allows scaling on custom metrics (e.g., queue depth from Prometheus). This is now GA.
Read more →Azure Front Door Premium: Enterprise WAF Configuration
Azure Front Door Premium combines a global CDN with a fully managed Web Application Firewall (WAF). In the aftermath of Log4Shell, proper WAF configuration is no longer optional—it is a fundamental security control. In this comprehensive guide, I will walk through deploying Azure Front Door Premium with an enterprise-grade WAF policy, including managed rulesets, custom […]
Read more →TypeScript 4.6: Complete Feature Guide
TypeScript 4.6, released in February 2022, brings significant improvements to type inference, control flow analysis, and developer experience. As someone who has migrated multiple enterprise Angular and React applications to each TypeScript release, I will provide a comprehensive analysis of every notable feature and its practical applications. Control Flow Analysis for Destructured Variables This is […]
Read more →.NET 6 Hot Reload: Complete Developer Guide
Hot Reload is the most significant developer productivity feature in .NET 6. The ability to modify running code and see changes instantly—without stopping, recompiling, and restarting—fundamentally changes the development feedback loop. In this comprehensive guide, I will explain how Hot Reload works under the hood, what changes are supported, and how to configure it for […]
Read more →SBOM: Software Bill of Materials Explained
In the wake of Log4Shell and SolarWinds, the software industry is grappling with a fundamental question: what is actually inside our software? The answer comes in the form of Software Bill of Materials (SBOM)—a formal, machine-readable inventory of every component, library, and dependency that comprises a software product. In this comprehensive guide, I will explain […]
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