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Directives as Execution Boundaries, Not JavaScript Features
Directives like "use workflow" and "use step" are not JavaScript features, they're compile-time execution boundary markers. This post explores why they exist, how they differ from function wrappers, and why determinism requires explicit boundaries.
Server Actions: The Network Boundary You Forgot About.
Server Actions feel like local function calls, but they're actually network requests. This deep dive explores what really happens under the hood: the client proxy, the RSC payload format, POST-only semantics, and the trade-offs that shape developer experience.
Durable Objects: A Coordination Primitive Built From Failure
Exploring Cloudflare's Durable Objects — a carefully constrained coordination primitive built to work within the hard limits of V8 isolates and edge security. Learn why they're imperfect but fascinating, and how they solve distributed state problems differently.
RSC and Mental Models - React on the Server
Exploring React Server Components (RSC) and the new mental models in React and Next.js. Learn how RSC transforms the traditional client-server architecture and enables modern UX with a server-driven approach.
