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Hi DEV community, I recently built a free website called ServicePricingTool. The idea is simple: a lot of people do not know what local services should cost before they book. So I wanted to create a
Semantic coherence is not a quality metric or an alignment outcome. It is the structural condition that determines whether meaning remains stable, interpretable, and legitimate as the system accelerat
Every game jam lives or dies by its theme, and this year's June Solstice Game Jam handed developers something deceptively simple: the longest day of the year. What emerged from that single prompt wasn
When an ISP or national firewall throttles or blocks Telegram, the usual advice is "use a VPN." But there's a lighter, Telegram-specific tool that is often more resilient and far simpler for end users
Week 1 taught me more about how I learn than about cloud infrastructure itself. The biggest insight: consistent daily practice beats cramming. Small, focused sessions compound over time and I felt tha
O maior problema de muita gente que está se formando em tecnologia não é falta de curso, linguagem ou inteligência artificial. É falta de querência. E não, este não é um guia de como arrumar emprego
Most Jira migration guides are about moving from one Jira to another: Server or Data Center to Cloud, run the Jira Cloud Migration Assistant, plan the maintenance window, pre-load users. That is a rea
Developers work in all kinds of organizations as software development is a core skill needed in many places. Some might even argue that every business is a software business these days. For this reaso
Although software development, and especially coding, is stereotypically treated as lonely work, in practice it's anything but. Now that coding tasks are increasingly pushed to machines, there is more
As developers, we use different types of tools constantly to produce working software. Tools go beyond what we use at our own machines as often there are tools available within our broader environment
Often our work exists as a part of some larger process depending on our role in it. Sometimes the process is not even well understood by its stakeholders, and it might have been inherited from our pre
Typography sits at the crossroads of visual and cognitive friction. It shapes how quickly developers recognize characters, scan structure, and stay comfortable while reading code. This post focuses o
Context friction is the cost of switching, interruption, and attention recovery. It shows up when you move from implementation to Slack, from code review to a meeting, from a failing test to an unrela
Software development looks like knowledge work, but it still happens through a body: eyes, hands, wrists, neck, back, ears, and voice. Mechanical friction is the physical cost of interacting with the
Cognitive friction is the extra effort required to understand what is in front of you. A familiar example is reading text in a language you only partly know: the words may be visible, but meaning arri
You encounter visual friction when something is technically visible but difficult to parse at a glance. For developers, this matters because a large part of the job is reading: code, diffs, logs, term
Before diving in, check out AI was supposed to take my job — instead it gave me a new one: Evaluations, a presentation that walks through this PoC. See source code at Github In this project we wil
This article covers the MCP setup and configuration for using Google Omni Preview and underlying Gemini LLM with Kiro CLI to enhance and extend Omni operations over MCP. What is Google Omn
You ran an eval. The dashboard says 80% accuracy. Now what? For most teams, the answer is surprisingly manual. Someone exports failures, copies a few examples into a document, writes some notes, mayb
On July 1 we announced four things at once. The press release version is here. This is the version for people who actually build things. The short story: while the industry spends hundreds of billion