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5 posts on Full-Stack, spread across AI Coding Tools & Workflow (2) — most read: “Topcoat Rust Web Framework Tutorial: Auth, DB and SSR” and “Next.js App Router vs Pages Router 2026: Which to Use?”.

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Topcoat Rust Web Framework Tutorial: Auth, DB and SSR

A production-minded Topcoat Rust web framework tutorial: project setup, routes + SSR mental model, Postgres + migrations, auth, forms, profiling, and deploy gotchas.

Next.js App Router vs Pages Router 2026: Which Should You Use? Frontend and Mobile

Next.js App Router vs Pages Router 2026: Which to Use?

I'd pick the App Router for any greenfield production app in 2026 — its RSC model cuts client JS meaningfully. I'd stick with Pages Router only if I'm maintaining 50k+ lines of existing code and can't justify a migration sprint.

tRPC vs GraphQL 2026: Which API Layer Should You Actually Use? Developer Tools

tRPC vs GraphQL: Which API Layer Should You Use?

tRPC wins for full-stack TypeScript monorepos where speed of iteration matters most; GraphQL wins for multi-client, multi-team APIs that need flexible querying. Pick based on your client diversity, not just your language preference.

Fly.io vs Railway in 2026: Which PaaS Actually Wins? Cloud and DevOps

Fly.io vs Railway: Global Edge Control or Shipping Speed?

Railway wins for rapid prototyping and team-friendly simplicity; Fly.io wins for global edge performance and production-grade control. If you're choosing a modern PaaS, the right answer depends almost entirely on where you are in your product lifecycle.

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Full Stack Developer Roadmap: 5 Skills That Get You Hired

A 2026 full stack developer roadmap that matches hiring reality: 5 skill clusters, proof-of-skill projects, interview signals, and the minimum production bar (CI/CD, security, observability).

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