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Topiqu: Building a Blogging Platform Where AI Does the Heavy Lifting
Topiqu is a full-stack blogging platform with an AI writing assistant, a rich editor, custom domains, and Stripe billing. Here is how and why I built it.
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Elysia and Eden: End-to-End Type Safety Built for Bun
Elysia is a Bun-native web framework with performance numbers that make most Node.js frameworks look slow. Eden gives you tRPC-style client type safety with less configuration-and you can bring Zod, Valibot, or any Standard Schema validator.
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Rebranding Mentorize Into a Multi-Service Platform
Turning a single e-learning prototype into a suite of interconnected enterprise services: learning app, AI mentor, team chat, cloud drive, and a shared UI component library.
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WebSockets vs SSE vs Socket.IO: Real-Time Web in Practice
Three ways to push data from server to client in real time. Here is what each one does, where each one fits, and how bun.ws changes the performance picture for WebSocket servers.
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SEO Done Right: 100/100 Lighthouse, Schema Markup, and Everything Else
A practical guide to everything that affects search ranking and crawlability: Core Web Vitals, Open Graph, Schema.org JSON-LD, hreflang, sitemaps, robots.txt, and how it all fits together.
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Why I Replaced Node.js and npm With Bun Across All My Projects
Bun is a runtime, package manager, test runner, and bundler in one binary. After running it in production for months, here is an honest account of where it wins and where to watch out.
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nuxt-superjson: Keeping Complex Types Alive Across Your API
JavaScript serialization silently drops Date objects, Sets, Maps, and more. nuxt-superjson is a Nuxt module that wires SuperJSON into your API endpoints so complex types survive the round trip.
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Nuxt + Nitro Type Inference: tRPC-like Safety Without the Setup
Nuxt auto-imports server route types into the client. You get end-to-end type safety between your API and your frontend with no extra library, no code generation, and no schema to maintain.
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VueI: Building a Vue UI Component Library as a Nuxt Module
VueI is an open-source Vue 3 UI component library distributed as a Nuxt module. Install it with one command, get a full set of typed, accessible components built with TailwindCSS.
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Why I Keep Reaching for Nuxt Over Next.js and Every Other Meta-Framework
After building projects with Next.js, SvelteKit, and Astro, I keep coming back to Nuxt. The Vue 3 Composition API, the module ecosystem, and the developer experience add up to something hard to match.