⚙ Backend Engineering - wantguns · Scour

creact-labs/creact: CReact is a meta-runtime for building domain-specific, reactive execution engines.

github.com·1h·

Discuss: r/node, r/reactjs

How to Work Effectively with Frontend and Backend Code

towardsdatascience.com·3d

🕸️WebAssembly

Software Engineering Is Back

blog.alaindichiappari.dev·16h·

Discuss: Hacker News

☁️Cloud Computing

What if your server was just a Service Worker?

shovel.js.org·12h·

Discuss: r/javascript

☁️Cloud Computing

From Zero to Cached: Building a High-Performance Housing Portal with Django, Next.js, and Redis

dev.to·2d·

Discuss: DEV

Heroku is transitioning to a sustaining engineering mode

xcancel.com·1d·

Discuss: Hacker News

☁️Cloud Computing

Go 1.22, SQLite, and Next.js: The "Boring" Back End

mohammedeabdelaziz.github.io·18h·

Discuss: Hacker News

Mastering User Settings in SharePoint Framework

devblogs.microsoft.com·1d

Where Drupal Still Wins in 2026?

kokocinski.me·1d·

Discuss: Hacker News

☁️Cloud Computing

uuware/lupine.js: lupine.js is a full-featured web application that includes both Front-End and Back-End services. The Front-End, lupine.web, is an extremely lightweight framework using React TSX syntax. The Back-End, lupine.api, is a highly efficient and simplified framework similar to Express. It supports server-side rendering from scratch.

github.com·20m·

Discuss: DEV

learning by reverse engineering

clymup.com·15h

gharasathi (घरासाठी) — A Privacy-First Household AI Running on a $200 Mini PC

amazon.com.au·2h·

Discuss: DEV

🏗️Database Internals

The Auth Platform Native to Go. Built for Any Stack.

go-better-auth.vercel.app·12h·

Discuss: r/golang

Quick start: build a Wikipedia user script with TypeScript + NPM

quinns.bearblog.dev·1d

🕸️WebAssembly

Backend Development for Beginners: The Brain Behind Every App (Node.js/Express.js Guide) Part 1

amitdevjourney.xyz·5d·

Discuss: DEV

☁️Cloud Computing

The Portfolio Challenge by Google AI

gbemisolaportfolio-627390562920.us-west1.run.app·16h·

Discuss: DEV

☁️Cloud Computing

I built an "OpenClaw" in pure Go — 12MB binary, 20MB RAM, runs on a $5 VPS

reddit.com·10h·

Discuss: r/golang

Tip of the Week #176: Prefer Return Values to Output Parameters

abseil.io·7h

Structured outputs on Amazon Bedrock: Schema-compliant AI responses

aws.amazon.com·1d

🏗️Database Internals

Give Your Agent a Language Server

blog.gorewood.games·15h

📮Message Queues

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