Month February 2026

Mutating vs Validating Webhooks in Kubernetes

Kubernetes is powerful – but with great power comes great “who deployed this to prod?” That’s where Admission Controllers come in. They act like policy enforcement gates inside the Kubernetes API server. Before anything gets stored in the cluster, admission…

Trying to Make Content Without Triggering Myself

I’m thinking about recording some tutorial videos with my commentary explaining how to use the aps and tools i made bloom and bunnybox and maybe some other stuff, but my natural voice is really triggering for me because its so…

Solved: What in the world would you call this…?

🚀 Executive Summary TL;DR: A nested .git folder within a Git subdirectory creates ‘phantom submodule’ behavior, preventing the parent repository from tracking individual files and leading to deployment issues. This problem can be resolved by either removing the nested .git…

Mastering Reactive Programming in Modern Mobile Development

Introduction: The Rise of Reactive Programming In the ever-evolving world of mobile development, one paradigm has gained significant traction in recent years – reactive programming. As mobile apps become more complex, with real-time data streams and event-driven interactions, traditional imperative…

Solved: Anyone submitted their store to ChatGPT?

🚀 Executive Summary TL;DR: AI crawlers like ChatGPT-User can overwhelm server resources by aggressively crawling, leading to performance issues. This guide provides three strategies, from simple robots.txt directives to robust web server blocks and automated IP blocking, to protect infrastructure…

[New Livestream] Go 1.26 Release Party

Join us for the Go 1.26 Release Party, where we’ll celebrate the latest Go release together with the community. In this livestream, Go experts will walk through what’s new in Go 1.26, why the changes matter, and how they impact…