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Four Hidden Gates Between Your Expo Build and Google Play in 2026
Real time from eas build to my first tester on Google Play: four hours and seven builds. Google rolled out Android Developer Verification ahead of its September 2026 mandate, and the path from a fresh EAS-built AAB to an Internal Testing release no longer looks like the tutorials. Below is the map I wish I’d… — read more
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Open-source licenses 101: which one to actually pick
Sooner or later, every developer runs into The License Question. You shipped something to GitHub, GitHub asked you to pick a license, and you scrolled the dropdown — MIT, Apache, GPL, AGPL, BUSL, MPL, ISC, Unlicense, “Other” — and picked whatever sounded least scary. That’s how I did it. That’s also how I ended up… — read more
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How We Made Our React SPA Visible to Google Without Rewriting Everything
TL;DR: We needed Google to index 500+ book pages on our SPA. Instead of migrating to Next.js or building a complex SSR solution, we added dynamic rendering with Prerender in 3 files. Here’s exactly how. The Problem: Google Can’t See Your Beautiful SPA We built TextStack — a free online library with a Kindle-like reader. React frontend, ASP.NET… — read more
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How to Expose Your Local Server to the Internet (Without Port Forwarding)
How to Expose Your Local Server to the Internet (Without Port Forwarding) TL;DR:Use Cloudflare Tunnel to make your home server accessible from anywhere. Free, secure, no router configuration needed. I recently deployed a web app running on my laptop to a real domain.No cloud hosting, no VPS, no monthly bills. Just my laptop, a domain,… — read more
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WebAssembly vs Docker: The Future of Computing
WebAssembly is not just about the Web, and it has nothing to do with traditional assembly language. Yet lately, you might have heard people saying that WebAssembly (WASM) could replace containers and tools like Docker and Kubernetes. How did we get here? Is it just hype, or should we really consider retiring Docker for this new technology? I have dive… — read more