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One Weather CLI, Five Toolchains: Rust, Go, Zig, Bun and Node.js
How the same small HTTP-plus-JSON CLI looks in Rust, Go, Zig, Bun and Node.js, and what binary size, build time and setup friction mean for your choice.
14 min readLessons from Shipping a Next.js SaaS and Building a Scaffolding CLI
Explains the foundational decisions—stack choices, auth, multi-tenancy, billing, and state management—plus building a CLI that streamlines Next.js project setup.
6 min read
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