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Six months ago I was a 16-year-old in Uzbekistan trying to ship a small Android app I'd built. The Play Store process was so heavy for what the project was worth, I built an alternative instead. Six
I built three libraries independently. When I put them in the same project, the boundaries between them disappeared. This is what was left. The path: a click in a React form, through schema validatio
I recently attended the Build with AI workshop hosted by GDG Belagavi, and it was an incredible deep dive into the Google AI ecosystem. We explored the transition from simple prompts to full-stack AI
I just hit Day 15 of an AI-driven Build-in-Public push for Tasteck, a vertical SaaS I run. Sharing the actual numbers because most "Build-in-Public works for SEO" claims you see online lack data.
Autonomous agents don’t “browse” products—they bootstrap from machine-readable entrypoints. This post is a URL-first onboarding guide for AgentShare (https://agentshare.dev): a structured price & off
dev.to Article - English Title: ESP32-S31: The New Espressif IoT Chip That Changes Everything Hey makers! Got some exciting news — Espressif just dropped the ESP32-S31, their mos
I wanted to say something personal to someone in their first language — not just accurate, but natural. Every translation tool I tried gave me one answer, no explanation of whether it was casual or st
This is Part 4 of a series taking a GNOME app from an empty directory to GNOME Circle. Part 3 walked through every file Builder generated for our gazette project. Now we're going to start changing thi
What I Learned About Latency While Building a Real-Time Voice AI Agent When I started building a real-time voice AI agent, I thought about latency mostly as an engineering problem. Reduce
In part one, I talked about the very first thing a user does with LoopSignal: submit feedback anonymously, with as little friction as possible. A quick update since that post: LoopSignal is now liste
Our pentest report had one line that stopped us cold: "Application does not implement Content-Security-Policy headers. XSS payloads executed without restriction." We had Sanctum, CSRF tokens, inpu
When critical government details exist in formats AI systems cannot reliably interpret, priority shifts to incomplete summaries A resident asks, “Why is the evacuation order missing key res
Most OSINT tools are great at one thing. You run holehe for emails, sherlock for usernames, sublist3r for domains. But you're the one deciding the workflow, switching between tools, copy-pasting res
**If you are a developer, learning Git is one of the most important skills. Git helps developers track changes, collaborate with teams, and manage code efficiently. Most developers store their project
This is a bonus post in the series taking a GNOME app from an empty directory to GNOME Circle. It sits between Part 3 and Part 4 — read it if you want context, skip it if you want code. By the end
This is a bonus post in the series taking a GNOME app from an empty directory to GNOME Circle. It sits between Part 3 and Part 4 — read it if you want context, skip it if you want code. By the end
Analyzing Jellyfin PR #16062 with GauntletCI Jellyfin PR #16062 is titled "Query Performance Improvements." It was a massive architectural shift: 126 files, 27,810 lines of code. It was rev
On May 7, AWS launched AgentCore Payments in preview. Coinbase x402 plus Stripe. Agents can now purchase APIs, MCP servers, paywalled content, and data feeds mid-task, executing through payment rails
Originally published on ajeetchaulagain.com on March 30, 2026. Deploying a NestJS application to AWS Lambda behind API Gateway sounds straightforward — until you start wiring things together. Betw
Most workforce tools focus heavily on attendance and reporting. We wanted to go deeper. Our team at Taskdudes is currently building a workforce management SaaS that helps organizations manage employ