My Daily Study Log: Articles, Insights & Experiments

This is a curated list of articles I read and study as part of my daily learning routine. Some are just worth mentioning, while others dive deeper with breakdowns, code examples, and insights based on what I’ve learned. I’ll also use this space to document my own experiments and share knowledge along the way.

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Stacks Exploration / Technical Script

February 26, 2025

• https://www.robinwieruch.de/react-feature-architecture/
  • Key points: Decouple you components based on the scope/feature. For example, if want to render a Post and its comments, create a separated component for Comments - Better to read, better to maintain.
  • Feature Based Functions: That’s an interesting point… If you think about Next.js caches and stream approach, that makes all sense! Splitting you request into their own domains let you deliver meaningful data to end users, and even apply different cache strategies for each part (Do Posts change more often than Comments? Think about it…) - Use Suspense to your advantage.

March 3, 2025

• https://www.artmann.co/articles/react-on-the-server-is-not-php

  • Is RSC the same as PHP? Not at all. At that time, we had JavaScript working as a bridge to interactivity on Client Side. Now, we can bring it from the server! That’s a step forward. Think about it, with PHP we needed JavaScript for better user experiences, and it ran on client side. Now, we can starting bringing this advantages directly from the server. It would be a step back if with RSC we were limited it was with PHP.

  • It’s a step forward because now we indeed have one unified language and toolkit to reach better user experiences and magics. Besides that, we are moving forward even in the way server communicates with client (Streaming Components). -

    It's bringing us back to the "full-stack developer" ideal but with way cooler tools and without the spaghetti code nightmares of the past.

• https://medium.com/trendyol-tech/how-we-used-server-sent-events-sse-to-deliver-real-time-notifications-on-our-backend-ebae41d3b5cb

  • SSE vs HTTP Polling vs WebSockets in a real-time notifications world!