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If you're using Cursor AI, you know the drill. Every new session, every new file, Cursor forgets your preferences unless you explicitly restate them.
Week 8 of my NanoCrafts build curriculum had one goal: ship a second SaaS product fast. After spending seven weeks building Resume AI Tailor — a full-
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Full source: github.com/tusharpamnani/midnight-wallet-kit When I started building frontends on Midnight, I hit a wall that nobody warned me about. T
The conventional wisdom is wrong Everyone says you need a vector database for AI memory. Pinecone, Weaviate, Qdrant. They all need a server
If you're building fullstack with JavaScript (React on the front, Node.js on the back, TypeScript across both) you've hit this wall before. You define
The Problem AI agents forget everything between sessions. Claude Code uses MEMORY.md files — a 200-line limit, no search, no validation. Af
Hey, I'm Ricardo. I've been building Flow Weaver, a TypeScript workflow compiler. I've been working on it solo for nearly two years as a side project,
You install a package. You import it the normal way. Node throws ERR_REQUIRE_ESM. You switch to require(). Now TypeScript complains. You add "type":
The four problems with plain Vite environment variables — and the plugin I wrote to fix them. This is what environment variables look like in a Vite
Today we launched on Product Hunt — and the centerpiece is the AI SaaS Starter Kit: a Next.js boilerplate that gets you to production in under 4 hours
Eran las 11 de la noche, había un incidente en producción, y yo estaba con tres terminales abiertas intentando recordar si era openssl x509 -text -noo
After writing 30+ articles about Playwright and TypeScript, I always had the feeling that something was missing. The articles give you the patterns an
After reviewing code manually for years, I finally built a system that catches the bugs I actually care about — not style nits, not formatting, but re
Behold! A backend developer will teach you how to frontend. But the main point is to demonstrate how to engineer an ugly solution of already solved p
Are you tired of "free proxy lists" that are 90% dead by the time you download them? Or perhaps you're tired of paying $50/month for rotating proxy se
CSS dvh (dynamic viewport height) was introduced to replace the infamous 100vh bug on mobile. It handles the browser URL bar appearing and disappearin
Three libraries. Same problem. Different tradeoffs. Here's which one to use based on what you're actually building. The problem they solve
React Server Components (RSC) are the default in Next.js App Router. But "default" doesn't mean "always." Here's the decision framework I use after bu
Two approaches to the same problem: making sure an LLM returns valid, typed JSON. One is baked into the API. The other is a validation library you app