How to do code review without slowing the team down
Good code review does more than catch bugs. Speed it up with small changes, clear expectations and automation.
Calling an external service for every visitor is slow and expensive. How a simple cache layout protects your quota.
When a website reads from an external API, the first idea is to call it for every visitor. As traffic grows the quota runs out and the site goes empty.
Do not let the browser call the external API directly. A server function in between also protects your key.
Caching slow-changing data such as a video list for half an hour and fast-changing data such as live status for ninety seconds can keep use well under the quota.
Some API endpoints cost far more quota than others. There is often a cheaper endpoint for the same information, so check unit costs in the documentation first.
Good code review does more than catch bugs. Speed it up with small changes, clear expectations and automation.
Technical debt is not always bad. A practical way to decide which debt to pay and when, based on business impact.
An MVP is not a half-finished product. A practical method for finding the smallest scope that solves one problem.