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TDS Classic has three settings that together decide whether each item is created, overwritten, or deleted on every deploy. What Item Deployment, Child Item Synchronization, and Recursive Deploy Action actually do, how they interact, and the combinations that quietly destroy content.
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There's no clean benchmark for AI coding assistants, so I lived with all three for a couple of months. Here's the persona each one earned and when I reach for it.
Server-side, client-side, edge, or hybrid? Most organizations choose based on vendor demos, not their actual constraints. Here's a practical decision framework based on real costs, team capabilities, and what actually fails.
Client-side personalization promises easy implementation but delivers content flicker, Core Web Vitals disasters, and SEO invisibility. Here's the honest truth about JavaScript-based personalization after Google Optimize's shutdown.
Edge computing promises instant personalization at global scale. The reality involves cold starts, runtime limitations, debugging nightmares, and cost surprises. Here's an honest assessment of when edge makes sense.
While everyone's chasing GPT wrappers and chatbots, the real AI revolution is happening in the boring infrastructure work that actually moves the needle. Here's what's working in production, what's hype, and what you should actually be investing in.
Server-side personalization promises 'real-time' experiences, but vendors won't tell you about cache hit rates plummeting to zero and origin servers melting under load. Here's how it actually works and why the fundamental tradeoff breaks most implementations.