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Choosing Between Single and Bulk SQL Inserts: A Practical Guide for Developers

Choosing Between Single and Bulk SQL Inserts: A Practical Guide for Developers

When working with relational databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, or SQL Server, you’ll often need to insert data into a table—whether you’re importing records, seeding data, or saving user input. One key decision can significantly affect your application’s performance, debuggability, and maintenance: Should you insert rows individually,

Understanding the never Type in PHP: When Functions Don’t Return

Understanding the never Type in PHP: When Functions Don’t Return

PHP has evolved significantly over the years, adding more robust type systems and better tooling for developers. One of the lesser-known but very powerful additions in PHP 8.1 is the never type. If you’ve never encountered it before, don’t worry — it’s not commonly used, but when

Reactivity Reimagined: How Jotai Brings the Svelte Store Philosophy to React

Reactivity Reimagined: How Jotai Brings the Svelte Store Philosophy to React

In the world of frontend frameworks, Svelte has long been praised for its simplicity and elegant reactivity model, while React remains the heavyweight champion in terms of ecosystem and community size. But what happens when a library like Jotai brings Svelte’s store-like simplicity to the React world? If you&

Writing Clean and Performant React Components: Why You Should Define Subcomponents and Handlers Outside

Writing Clean and Performant React Components: Why You Should Define Subcomponents and Handlers Outside

In React development, clarity and performance are crucial. As our applications grow, a clean structure becomes just as important as speed and efficiency. One common discussion point among developers is: “Should I define subcomponents and event handler functions inside or outside the main component function?” This article explores the best

What Rust Can Do That Go Can’t: A Deep Dive into System-Level Control

What Rust Can Do That Go Can’t: A Deep Dive into System-Level Control

When comparing Rust and Go, you’re often comparing two modern languages that aim to make systems programming safer and more efficient — but they come from very different philosophies. Both have strong type systems, concurrency support, and are compiled to fast native code. But when it comes to low-level control,

Scalable CSS Layout Based on a 1440px Design: The Smart Way to Handle Fixed Designs

Scalable CSS Layout Based on a 1440px Design: The Smart Way to Handle Fixed Designs

In many real-world web projects, especially in corporate or dashboard-style applications, designers often deliver high-fidelity mockups with a fixed width of 1440px. While responsive design remains the gold standard for multi-device compatibility, there are scenarios where the requirement is: “Don't make it responsive… just scale it nicely based

Mastering Task Management in a Client-Facing Software Agency with the Eisenhower Matrix

Mastering Task Management in a Client-Facing Software Agency with the Eisenhower Matrix

In the fast-paced world of software engineering, especially within a software agency managing multiple clients, productivity can quickly become chaotic. Tasks fly in from Slack, clients push urgent change requests, team members need clarification, and somewhere in between, your roadmap quietly collects dust. So how do you regain control and