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Web Development Articles & Guides

Articles, guides, and thoughts on web engineering.

Here are my latest blog articles. Showing page 3 of 6 (46 total articles).

Laptop screen showing a diagram of vectors and a local AI model
October 7, 2026 · Tech

Building a Private Vector Database for On-Device Retrieval Augmented Generation

A step‑by‑step guide to creating a private vector store and wiring it into a local RAG pipeline that never leaves your hardware.

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Developer looking at server logs on a monitor
October 7, 2026 · AI

Why AI audit logs are unreliable and how to improve their trustworthiness

AI audit logs look solid on paper but hide many traps. I explain the real problems and give actionable ways to make them reliable.

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React code editor showing a search input component
October 6, 2026 · Programming

Why your React search box lags and how useTransition fixes it

A search field that stutters? I explain why debounce isn’t enough and show a practical useTransition solution.

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October 6, 2026 · Tech

Why XML signature wrapping still breaks SAML and how to stop it

A quick guide to SAML basics, the XML signature wrapping flaw, and concrete fixes you can apply today.

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October 5, 2026 · AI

Measuring Speech-Recognition Bias with Whisper on African Accents

A step‑by‑step guide to testing Whisper on African speech, spotting errors, and making the results reproducible.

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Developer looking at code with security warnings on a monitor
October 5, 2026 · Programming

Why innerHTML XSS Still Happens and How to Stop It Safely

innerHTML is convenient but dangerous; discover the hidden XSS traps and a solid way to sanitize content before inserting it into the DOM.

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Developer looking at multiple code editors on a single monitor
October 4, 2026 · Tech

Micro-frontends in Web Workers: How to Run Multiple Frameworks on One Page Without a Runtime Penalty

I built a page that runs React, Vue and Svelte side‑by‑side in Web Workers, eliminating the usual bundle size hit.

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abstract illustration of a brain made of circuit lines and code snippets
October 4, 2026 · AI

Understanding Recursive Self-Improvement in AI and Its Practical Limits

Recursive self‑improvement is the idea that an AI can upgrade itself. I break down the concept, the mechanisms, and the practical hurdles you’ll hit.

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Developer reviewing code with security scan overlay
October 3, 2026 · Programming

Why Regex Misses the Mark in API Secret Scanning and What Works Better

Regex catches many secrets but also creates noise. I explain the pitfalls and show a safer, more accurate scanning approach.

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