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The bug that started this project looked harmless in the logs: the same YouTube video appeared four times in our discovery index, each with a slightly
The Go ecosystem already has excellent ORMs. So why build another one? Because most of them force developers to choose between two things: 🚀 Perfo
The web has changed. Applications are no longer simple HTTP servers. Today we build real-time dashboards, AI-powered services, multiplayer systems, A
On February 27, 2026, the Apache Iggy team published a blog post documenting one of the more honest engineering war stories to come out of the Rust ec
Contributing to a project as large as Kubernetes can feel intimidating at first. Millions of lines of code, hundreds of active contributors, and a rig
Raw Next.js Server Actions have a gap. You define a function marked 'use server', call it from a form or a button click, and somewhere between the cli
A React interface can look finished while the backend is still a collection of guesses. The screens render. Forms submit. Navigation works. There may
A retrospective on the v1 → v2 arc of toymq — the jump from a single-node persistent message broker that works to one you can actually deploy. The fi
TL;DR An "AI agent" is a loop: send a prompt to a model, let it ask for a tool, run the tool, feed the result back, repeat until it stops.
A couple of weeks into a remote internship led out of Finland, I kept doing the same dumb thing: showing up to calls at the wrong time. Coordinating a
When I added Hashnode to my cross-publish pipeline after Dev.to was already working, I expected it to be a similar REST API with a different base URL.
The seo-farm cross-publish pipeline posts every article to Dev.to, Hashnode, and Bluesky. The order isn't decoration: each step depends on the previou
Introduction The question of whether for loops should return values directly, akin to blocks or expressions, surfaces a deeper inquiry into
Stuck converting massive CSV files into Excel spreadsheets in Java? A cloud‑based API can do the heavy lifting for you. In this guide we show how to
If you run a WordPress site, your access logs are probably full of noise: scanners poking at wp-login.php, bots requesting .env files that don't exist
Yesterday, I attended the Code on JVM meetup, where industry experts and experienced professionals delivered three insightful technical sessions. The
Last week was busy for MelodyMatrix. The website got rebuilt from the ground up, and the app itself got a solid release with a handful of new features
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Originally published at hafiz.dev Most Laravel apps already have feature flags. They just live in the worst possible place: a config/features.ph
Your AI agent just spent $4,200 on a data enrichment API — in 11 seconds. Nobody approved it. Nobody noticed until the invoice arrived. This isn't a