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Implementing Zero-Trust Architecture in Modern Web Applications
Perimeter security made sense when everything lived in one data centre. In 2025 it mostly gives you a false sense of safety. This article breaks down what "zero-trust" actually means for a real web app, and how you can move towards it without rewriting your whole stack.
How Science Fiction Shapes Modern Web Design
Every designer I know has a mental folder full of sci‑fi shots: floating dashboards, neon cityscapes, weird HUDs. This piece is a tour through the ideas science fiction keeps lending to the web — from interfaces we’ve already copied to patterns that are still a bit ahead of us.
The Top 5 Most Active Kinds of Websites in 2025
Not all traffic is created equal. In this tour of the modern web, I look at the kinds of sites people actually live in every day—from social feeds and shopping carts to search boxes and news homepages—and what that means for anyone building on the web.
Secure Coding Practices for Next.js Applications
You can ship a fast Next.js app that looks great and still be one bad input away from a data breach. This article walks through the security habits I try to bake into every project: how I treat user input, where authentication usually goes wrong, and a few low‑effort wins that make attackers’ lives harder.
Quantum Computing and the Future of Web Security
Most of today’s web security quietly assumes attackers are stuck with classical hardware. Quantum computers break that assumption. This piece is a gentle primer on what that means for TLS and your database, and what "post‑quantum" actually looks like from a web developer’s point of view.
How I Built This Secure Blog in Next.js
This site started as a weekend experiment and slowly turned into a small obsession: how far can you push a "simple" static Next.js blog in terms of security and performance without making it painful to work on?
The Ergonomic Setup That Transformed My Programming Productivity
After years of coding with basic peripherals, I finally invested in a proper ergonomic setup: mechanical keyboard, ergonomic mouse, dual monitors, and a quality chair. The difference wasn't just comfort—it fundamentally changed how long I could stay focused and how much I could get done.