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Multi-Agent A2A with the Agent Development Kit(ADK), AWS Lightsail, and Gemini CLI

Leveraging the Google Agent Development Kit (ADK) and the underlying Gemini LLM to build Multi-Agent Applications with A2A protocol support using the Python programming language. Aren’t Th

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Multi-Agent A2A with the Agent Development Kit(ADK), Amazon Fargate, and Gemini CLI

Leveraging the Google Agent Development Kit (ADK) and the underlying Gemini LLM to build Multi-Agent Applications with A2A protocol support using the Python programming language deployed to AWS Fargat

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How dashboards work part 2

Building a Dynamic Dashboard with Flask, Jinja2, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Dashboards are one of the most common and valuable interfaces in modern web applications. They provide users with

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I got tired of writing the same 200 lines of boilerplate for every API, so I built a compiled language to eliminate it

Every side project I start does the same thing to me. New idea. Open editor. Spend 2-3 days on things that had nothing to do with the idea itself. Setting up auth, writing CRUD handlers I'd written a

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👉 Are Daily Standups Actually Useful—or Just Agile Rituals?

🧠 Are daily standups really useful, or do we just do them out of inertia? After years working in agile environments, I’d like to open this debate: does it really make sense to have a daily

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Too many AI interviews became architecture work, so I built this

"Cool. I just did discovery, systems design, and tool selection for free." We'd spent most of the conversation talking through workflow bottlenecks, where an internal AI system would probably break

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The Car Logo Problem Every Automotive Dev Team Has (And How to Fix It)

You know the folder. Every automotive project has one. /public/logos/ toyota.png honda.png ford.png kia.png ← this one's wrong kia-new.png ← is this the right one? kia_202

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How to Add Payments to Your AI Agent: Step-by-Step Tutorial

MoltPe enables developers to integrate autonomous USDC payments into AI agents in under five minutes. This tutorial walks you through every step — from wallet creation to your first payment.

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Why I Built a SQLite Brain for AI Coding (and How It Saves 70-90% Tokens)

The Problem Nobody Talks About AI coding tools are incredible for the first 30 minutes. Then quality drops. By the time you're on your 5th file edit, Claude is: Forgetting your project c

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OpenClaw gives users yet another reason to be freaked out about security

OpenClaw gives users yet another reason to be freaked out about security If you've been anywhere near the AI development scene, you've undoubtedly encountered OpenClaw. Its promise of auton

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x402 Protocol: Complete Guide to HTTP-Native Micropayments

The x402 protocol brings payments directly into HTTP using the long-dormant 402 status code. This guide covers everything developers need to know about implementing HTTP-native micropayments for AI ag

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5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Learning React

When I first jumped into React, I thought it was just "HTML inside JavaScript." I was wrong. After banging my head against the keyboard for months, here are the 5 hard truths I wish someone had told

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Our Stripe Delivery Pipeline — From Checkout to Download in 30 Seconds

Our Stripe Delivery Pipeline — From Checkout to Download in 30 Seconds When someone buys from Whoff Agents, they get their product in under 30 seconds. No manual fulfillment. No waiting for

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Developers are shipping AI agents without any oversight mechanisms, I'm building a pattern library to fix that

Six months ago I started paying attention to how developers talk about AI agents they've built and shipped. Something came up again and again. They'd describe what the agent does. They'd mention a bu

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I Built a Chrome Extension That Transfers Data Between Web Pages Visually

Here is a workflow I used to do ten times a day: open a CRM page, find a customer's name, address, and email, switch to an invoice generator, type all three fields manually. Or: open a spreadsheet exp

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AI Coding Playbook: Tool Selection, Workflows, and Prompt Templates

This article was originally published on maoxunxing.com. Follow me there for more deep dives on AI-assisted development workflows. Choosing AI Tools by Scenario Different tasks call f

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Foodie & Bandit the Regional Food Delivery Platform

First post here! Was having issues over at https://thatorjohn.hashnode.dev, so it's time for a change. You know what you can't easily find in Austin? Legit po boy bread. I found myself driving betwe

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Building a Concurrent TCP Port Scanner in Rust with Tokio Semaphores

Port scanning is one of those problems that looks trivial until you try to do it fast. Connect to a port, check if it's open, move on. But when you need to check 65,535 ports and each connection attem

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phpcron: a tiny PHP CLI for poking at cron expressions

Every few months I end up staring at a crontab line wondering "is this actually going to fire when I think it will?" The usual answer is to open a browser tab, paste the expression into one of a doz

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Writing a compliant RFC 6902 JSON Patch CLI in one evening, zero runtime deps

Writing a compliant RFC 6902 JSON Patch CLI in one evening, zero runtime deps json-patch apply config.json changes.patch.json — a TypeScript CLI that implements RFC 6902 JSON Patch by hand

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