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Leading a full TypeScript migration on a large production codebase right now.
The approach: don't stop the world. We're deprecating old APIs gradually, running v1 and v2 in parallel, and migrating incrementally without breaking what's live.
Messy codebases don't get clean overnight. They get clean systematically.
If you're dealing with a similar refactor and need a backend engineer who's done this in production?
I'm available.
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I’ve been a bit quiet lately. The truth is, I took a break from posting because I was deep in the trenches of production. Building a "cool" automation is easy; making it run reliably every single day for a client is where the real work happens.
In the last few weeks, I’ve been focusing on the gap between a Webflow prototype and a production-ready system.
What I’ve learned (again):
Error handling is 80% of the job. It’s not about the "Happy Path"—it's about what happens when an API is down.
Simple > Complex. I’ve spent more time deleting nodes than adding them.
Context matters. A Webflow form is just data; a well-prompted n8n agent makes it actionable.
It feels good to be back. I’m excited to share some of the patterns I’ve been developing.
What have you been building? 👇
#n8n #Webflow #Automation #Reliability #ProductionReady
Completely agree with this. The real challenge isn’t building the automation, it’s making it reliable in production. Error handling, retries, and edge cases end up being most of the work. Also love the point about deleting nodes instead of adding them simplicity usually wins in the long run.
Early last week, I launched a UI library with over 40 react components.
Dinachi is an open source component library of well crated react components built on top of Base-UI accessible primitives.
Comes with:
✅ 40 Accessible components.
✅ AI skills for your agents.
Its easy to use and framework agnostic.
Check it out at https://www.dinachi.dev/
nice work
Interactive 3D Bubble Experience with Three.js
This project is an interactive 3D scene built with Three.js, featuring floating bubbles that users can explore by zooming in and out. Each bubble responds to clicks, allowing users to toggle lights on and off, which creates a dynamic and engaging visual effect. The goal of the project was to demonstrate how real-time 3D graphics and simple user interactions can turn a single web page into an immersive and playful experience. ✨
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