Self-Hosted MCP: Building a Model Context Protocol Server in PHP
Most of the Model Context Protocol tutorials you'll find are written in TypeScript or Python, because those are the languages with official SDKs. That
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Most of the Model Context Protocol tutorials you'll find are written in TypeScript or Python, because those are the languages with official SDKs. That
There is a super-new Rust Web Framework in town, and it's name is Topcoat Rust is already a solid choice for backend development, especially with fra
A Simpler and Faster Rust Framework for Many Protocols on a Single Port — Aex: Rethinking Network Framework Design from the TCP La
In the previous article, we learned what an interface is and why it acts as a contract between the client and the service provider. Now it's time to
When Go services on the same internal network identify each other only by IP address or a shared header, any compromised container can call any other
A desktop AI agent that writes its own tools — and why every line passes a gate before it runs. The itch Agent capability is quietly becom
The Post-Migration Performance Paradox You’ve finally done it. You moved your React application from Vite to Next.js to take advantage of S
En los grandes juegos, la música cambia de forma fluida según lo que ocurre: explorar, combatir, ganar. Esa "música adaptativa" suele requerir middlew
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This one took me two hours to debug. Two hours of staring at a form where every single field was marked "required" — even the ones I'd explicitly told
July 2004. A guy named DHH pulls a framework out of a project management tool called Basecamp and calls it Ruby on Rails. Nobody in that room could
You've written some version of this: const intersection = new Set([...setA].filter(x => setB.has(x))); const difference = new Set([...setA].filte
Compile Once, Run Anywhere: Supporting Multiple LLM Providers One of the biggest challenges in AI development isn't writing prompts. It's
Hey Dev.to community! 👋 A year ago, I posted here presenting the early MVP of RaceScore—a side project I started to solve a simple frustration: trail
Put Any Model Into Elpis, and It Becomes Elpis I just released Elpis, an open-source terminal agent shell built around one idea: Put a mo
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I kept deploying broken .env files, so I built a tool to catch them You know the feeling. You push to production, the app crashes, and the
Years ago, when I was starting my career, I religiously followed the standard textbooks. The ones that teach you that entities should be anemic (just
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Every backend I've worked on ends up with the same mess: Twilio calls in one file, Stripe-style OAuth in another, S3 upload logic somewhere else — eac