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Executive Summary With the rise of AI in software development, tools like Crush CLI by Charmbracelet are redefining how developers interact
Freqtrade botu çalıştırıyorum. Stratejim var, bot işini yapıyor, benim müdahaleye gerek yok. Teorikte. Pratikte gece 23'te ekrana bakıyorum. Bir şey
I run a Freqtrade bot. Like most people who run trading bots, I tell myself I'm "not constantly checking it" — and then check it constantly. The ritu
Table of Contents Table of Contents 🎯 Why Another Boilerplate? 🏗️ High-Level Architecture 📁 Project Structure — Organized for Scale ⚡ The
Every developer has been there. You join a new project, or you're cleaning up a legacy codebase, and you see it: UserService.ts product_api.js get-o
If you've spent any time building with AI agents, you've probably reached for an orchestration framework. You've given agents roles, wired up task rou
Every time I start a new Electron project, I waste hours setting up the same boilerplate. Webpack config, React integration, TypeScript setup, getting
A single AI request touches more systems than you think. The prompt leaves your application, hits a load balancer, reaches a provider API, triggers to
You built a RAG pipeline. You embedded your documents, wired up hybrid search, and the retrieval stage returns twenty candidates in under fifty millis
We designed NeuroLink’s MCP circuit breaker because a single flaky Jira MCP server was taking down entire AI agent workflows. One tool returning timeo
Two-Pass LLM Processing: When Single-Pass Classification Isn't Enough Here's a pattern I keep running into: you have a batch of items (mess
TL;DR Prediction-market automation is having a GitHub moment: arbitrage-style bots, Rust trading skeletons, market-making keepers, and “24/
Building an IBAN Validation API with Hono, SQLite, and MCP I recently shipped IBANforge, a free API for IBAN validation and BIC/SWIFT looku
Introduction: Breaking Free from Decorator Dependency in UQL ORM Until UQL v0.8.0, developers were handcuffed to decorators for defining da
Here's a pattern you've probably seen: const results = items.map(async (item) => { return await fetchItem(item); }); Looks fine, right? You
Every time I started a new Electron project, I'd spend hours setting up the same stack: React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and shadcn/ui components. Con
If you use Claude Code CLI, you know the pain — long coding sessions, multiple changes across files, and no easy way to see what happened or roll back
🔗 technicaldebtradar.com I built Technical Debt Radar — a tool that blocks PR merges when it finds dangerous patterns in NestJS backends. Not a li
Server-side user-agent parsing without the manual string gymnastics. Ever needed to redirect mobile users or block bots before the page even render
Most local LLM UIs let you chat. Some let you tweak parameters. But what if the model could actually do things — browse the web, read files, execute c