I think I’ve been TanStack-pilled. Migrated a pretty large React Router app to TanStack Start. Surprisingly straightforward.
Your DNS bill shouldn't scale with your traffic. So we removed query fees from Bunny DNS entirely. No per-request billing, no query limits, free hosting for up to 500 domains. And it's been getting better, too: IPv6, DNSSEC, and modern record types.
Security shouldn't slow down your website or your team. Bunny Shield combines protection, performance, and simplicity into a single security layer at the edge. See how Bunny Shield helps block attacks, stop bots, and protect applications without complexity. @notrab.dev
You can now talk to Bunny Database through the terminal 🧑💻 The interactive SQL shell is here — and it's the first piece of the bunny.net CLI. REPL, dot-commands, saved views, secret masking, and non-interactive mode for scripts. Details on the blog👇
Like SQLite, but for the web, Bunny Database lets you easily create low-latency DBs for your web apps 🐰🛢️ Get the full tour including how to connect Bunny Database to your app in this video demo from our DX Engineer, Jamie Barton @notrab.dev ⬇️
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Hunting Down 1.3 Billion Row Database Reads - A Turso Performance Tale - Scott Spence
I spent some time this weekend rolling the auth credentials for this site (again) after Claude Code doxed my variables! Anyways, whilst I w...
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You’ve probably built an app that “works offline” — until it doesn’t... Data gets out of sync, conflicts pop up, and suddenly you’re debugging your own sync protocol. With @tur.so and Expo, local-first just got a whole lot easier. ✍️ @notrab.dev 📼 @codewithbeto.dev expo.dev/blog/build-o...
Turso + Expo: Build offline-first mobile apps, without the sync struggle
Build real offline-first apps with Expo and Turso. Sync seamlessly, eliminate backend complexity, and ship faster with local-first architecture.
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