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Stop building features nobody wants. Learn the crucial signs of product-market fit, how to validate your ideas before burning cash, and when to pivot. Don't be part of the 42% of startups that fail.
Tired of double database queries and middleware headaches? Discover how to architect Next.js authentication that actually scales, from protecting static routes to handling dynamic user data efficiently.
Tired of CSS chaos and specificity wars? Discover how BEM can bring order to your stylesheets while playing nice with modern tools like CSS Modules and Tailwind - no more !important flags needed.
Feeling trapped between persistence and denial? If you're staring at the ceiling at 3AM wondering about your startup's future, you're not alone. Learn when it's time to pivot or let go.
Tired of runtime errors crashing your production app? Discover how typesafe APIs with oRPC and tRPC can catch errors during development, making your code more reliable and your debugging sessions shorter.
Deep down, you already know something's wrong. From dwindling cash reserves to failed pivots, learn the crucial financial warning signs of startup failure and get actionable steps to face reality before it's too late.
Struggling with slow Next.js apps and falling SEO rankings? Learn how to optimize React's hydration process and implement lazy loading without sacrificing your search visibility.
Struggling with TypeScript errors in React Router? Discover if Tanstack Router's type-safe approach is worth the switch. Get a practical migration guide that won't leave you lost in the documentation.
Feeling like your LLMs are out of control? Learn how to tame unpredictable AI responses with a practical guide to observability frameworks that put you back in the driver's seat.
Tired of AI bots and crawlers sucking your Vercel resources dry? Learn how to shield your app from resource-hungry bots while staying within your Hobby plan limits—without breaking the bank.