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Page 2 of 7. The lit span on the dial is this page.
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STATIONS 13–24 OF 79
The Back Button Is Your Fastest Page Load
The back/forward cache restores a page instantly, with zero requests. One stray unload handler or no-store header quietly turns it off.Web Performance · Static Architecture
npm install Runs Code You Never Read
Every dependency can run a script on your build machine the moment it installs. Most never need to. Turn install scripts off and allowlist the few that do.Node.js · DevOps · Developer Experience (DX)
Your Preview Deploy Is a Public Website
Every pull request builds a complete, public copy of your site on a hostname nobody audited. Your robots.txt cannot tell it apart from production.DevOps · Static Architecture · Cloud Platforms
Your Static Site Has No Error Log
Your server used to tell you when something broke. Static hosting deleted it. Now a broken page returns 200 and nobody finds out for five weeks.Static Architecture · DevOps · Web Architecture
Your Service Worker Outlives Your Deploy
A deploy replaces every file at the edge in seconds. A service worker keeps serving the old build from a machine you will never touch again.Web Architecture · Static Architecture · Web Performance · Signal vs Noise
Your Redirect Rules Are Untested Code
Every file in your static build gets verified. The redirect map is a routing table in a host-specific DSL that nothing checks and nothing can fail.Static Architecture · Web Architecture · DevOps
Your Sitemap Says Every Page Changed Today
Git does not restore file mtimes, so a fresh CI clone stamps every URL in your sitemap with today. You publish one post and claim sixty changed.Static Architecture · Web Architecture · DevOps
Your Heading Anchors Are a Public API
Heading IDs are generated from prose. Rewording an H2 silently retires a URL, and the fragment never reaches your server, so nothing warns you.Web Architecture · Static Architecture · Developer Experience (DX)
Your Publish Date Is a Timezone Bug
A date-only string parses as UTC midnight. Your CI box runs in UTC. Your reader does not. Here is where static sites quietly lose a day.Static Architecture · Astro · Developer Experience (DX)
Page 2 Changes Every Time You Publish
Offset pagination makes every archive URL a moving target. Publish one post and page 3 quietly becomes a different page than the one people linked to.Web Architecture · Static Architecture · Astro
Your Drafts Ship With Every Build
A draft flag hides a post from your index. It does not stop the build writing the page to disk — and anything in dist/ is a public URL.Static Architecture · Web Architecture · Developer Experience (DX)
An Embed Is Not a Component
A third-party embed is a second website loaded into yours, with its own dependency tree, its own budget, and no build-time guarantees at all.Web Performance · Static Architecture · Web Architecture

