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Vibe Coding & Performance — Page 2

Tutorials, guides, and deep dives on performance for AI-assisted development.

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build·intermediate·10 min

Server-Side Rendering vs Static Generation in Next.js Apps

Server-side rendering vs static generation explained for Next.js. When to use SSR, SSG, or ISR and how to override AI tool defaults for better app performance.

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grow·advanced·11 min

Database Scaling When Your Vibe-Coded App Outgrows One Server

Database scaling explained for vibe coders. Learn connection pooling, read replicas, and sharding with real examples for Supabase, Neon, and PlanetScale.

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grow·intermediate·10 min

Horizontal vs Vertical Scaling and Which One Your App Needs

Horizontal vs vertical scaling explained for vibe coders. Learn when to scale up vs scale out, real cost comparisons, and which approach fits your app's needs.

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build·advanced·11 min

Prompting AI for Performance So Your Code Is Fast From Day One

Get AI to write fast code from the start. Prompt patterns for database queries, API responses, bundle size, and rendering performance that avoid slowdowns.

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grow·beginner·10 min

Scaling 101 and What Actually Happens When Your App Blows Up

What happens when your vibe-coded app gets popular. Learn the five things that break first, when to worry about scaling, and how to prepare without over-engineering.

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grow·intermediate·10 min

Serverless Cost Optimization for Cold Starts and Invocations

Optimize serverless costs by fixing cold starts, reducing invocations, and shrinking function duration. Real techniques for Vercel, Cloudflare, and AWS Lambda.

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foundations·intermediate·10 min

What Is Caching and How It Makes Your App Much Faster

Caching stores frequently used data so your app serves it instantly instead of recalculating. Learn how caching works and why AI-built apps often miss this step.

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foundations·intermediate·11 min

What Is Rate Limiting and How It Protects Your App

Rate limiting controls how many requests your app handles per user. Learn why this protection is essential and how AI-built apps often leave the door wide open.

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