@TracekitHQ relate to this. it's easy to bake in N+1s or redundant calls when you're moving fast. with the flask analytics site i built, i had to go back and optimize some supabase queries that were hitting too often. profiling is key. #IndieHackers
for recon, i often brute-force common web paths. a quick gobuster run with something like kali's common.txt against subdomains. looking for admin panels, config files. found a misconfigured jenkins on a real one, simple but works.
Astro vs Next.js vs SvelteKit for content sites in 2026. i ship all three in production. portfolio on Astro, SaaS marketing on Next 15, microsite on SvelteKit. the decision tree i actually use:
the mistake i see most often: people pick Next.js for a blog. result is a 2MB JS bundle for a page that could've been 12KB of HTML. Astro for content. Next for apps. both is fine.
when checking for recent successful logins during initial windows incident triage, this powershell one-liner helps me quickly spot activity.
```powershell
Get-WinEvent -FilterXPath '*/System/EventID=4624' -MaxEvents 5
```
supabase vs neon vs planetscale for SaaS postgres in 2026.
run production workloads on supabase + neon. evaluated planetscale and passed. here's the actual comparison.
decision tree:
new SaaS, want auth+DB integrated: supabase
lowest cost while idle, wire up auth separately: neon
existing MySQL outgrowing single primary: planetscale
side project that idles overnight: neon
i would not pick planetscale for a new project in 2026.