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4 Sep 202618 min read

MCP, Model Context Protocol: what it is and how it works in practice

Model Context Protocol, or MCP, is an open standard for connecting AI applications to tools and data sources. Instead of building a separate integration for every model and service, an MCP server describes its capabilities in a standardized form that compatible clients can discover and invoke. By 2026, MCP has moved well beyond its original release: the current specification uses a stateless HTTP core, formal extensions, stronger authorization rules, and mechanisms for long-running work.

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Abstract diagram contrasting a traditional Axios HTTP client layer with a lightweight request pipeline built on native Fetch and Ky, showing request, retry, and response stages without logos or people.
8 May 20268 min read

Axios vs Fetch and Ky: Which HTTP Client Should You Use?

Axios became the default HTTP client for many JavaScript teams because it offered a clean API before Fetch became the standard browser primitive. Today, many teams can use native Fetch directly or pick Ky, a small wrapper that adds convenience without the full weight of Axios. The right choice depends on whether you actually need Axios-specific features such as interceptors and existing wrappers, or whether a lighter, more modern request layer fits your app better.

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An abstract technical illustration contrasting Redux Toolkit as a structured enterprise state architecture with strict layers, middleware, and a central store against Zustand as a lightweight hook-based store with a small direct data flow, no logos and no people.
7 May 20269 min read

Redux Toolkit vs Zustand: Which State Library Is Better?

Redux Toolkit is the modern standard for writing Redux logic and remains a strong choice for large applications with strict patterns. Zustand is a smaller, simpler state management library with a hooks-first API and much less boilerplate. The decision is not about which library is more popular. It is about whether your team needs explicit enterprise structure or a lightweight store that stays out of the way.

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