Sarah Chen

Senior Software Engineer

Sarah builds the backend systems behind CodeDrips web apps. She writes about software architecture, API design, and performance — the things that matter once a project is in production.

Articles by Sarah Chen

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LLM-Ready Websites: How to Structure Content So AI Recommends You

ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overviews are the new referral traffic. Here is how to make your content extractable so AI actually cites you.

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Building a Custom GPT or Claude Assistant for Your Business Website

A custom AI assistant is more than a chatbot with your logo on it. Here is what they actually are, when they earn their cost, and how we build them.

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Adding AI Site Search to a Business Website: What Actually Works

AI-powered site search promises better results and natural-language queries, but the implementation choices matter. Here is what we recommend for business sites.

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AI and Automation for Business Websites

AI chatbots, automated workflows, and intelligent content — here's how businesses are integrating AI and automation into their websites in 2026.

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CraftCMS vs WordPress: When to Choose Each

CraftCMS and WordPress serve different needs. We compare content modeling, developer experience, security, and total cost to help you decide.

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WordPress vs Headless CMS for Business

Should your business use WordPress or go headless with Gatsby, Next.js, or a similar framework? We compare both approaches for different business needs.

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Why Headless CMS Is the Future of Content Management

Traditional monolithic CMS platforms are giving way to headless architectures. Here's why the decoupled approach is reshaping how businesses manage and deliver content.

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The Rise of React Server Components

React Server Components are changing how we think about building web applications. Here's what they mean for performance, developer experience, and the future of React.

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Web Performance Metrics That Actually Matter

Not all performance metrics are created equal. We look at the Core Web Vitals and other metrics that genuinely impact user experience and search rankings.

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Next.js vs Gatsby: Which React Framework Should You Choose?

Both Next.js and Gatsby are excellent React frameworks, but they shine in different scenarios. Here's how to decide which one fits your project.

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A Guide to API Integrations for Business

APIs connect your business tools, automate workflows, and eliminate data silos. Here's a practical guide to understanding and leveraging API integrations.

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What Is Solution Architecture and Why Your Project Needs It

Before writing a single line of code, the architecture decisions you make will determine your project's success. Here's why solution architecture matters.

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CSS Grid vs Flexbox: When to Use Each

CSS Grid and Flexbox are both powerful layout tools, but they solve different problems. Here's a practical guide to knowing when to reach for each one.

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Understanding Jamstack Architecture

Jamstack has changed how modern websites are built and deployed. We explain the architecture, its benefits, and when it makes sense for your project.

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TypeScript: Why We Use It on Every Project

TypeScript has moved from "nice to have" to essential in modern web development. Here's why we standardised on it and what it means for our clients.

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