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You're staring at your third AI assistant setup guide of the week. Cursor, Copilot, some obscure terminal tool that promises to "revolutionize" your w
Today's work was a small piece of UX that's easy to underestimate: making an admin "browser" page scope itself to whatever you clicked to get there. T
The Cache Stampede Avalanche When engineering high-traffic applications at Smart Tech Devs, caching heavy database responses is your first line of de
🚀 Filo-Go v0.5.1 Today I'm happy to announce the first stable release: The goal of Filo-Go is to provide a unified forensic analysis platf
The Concept When building backend APIs in Go, testing isn't just about code coverage, it's about long-term maintainability. As an applicati
Imagine you write a letter in a secret code that only your old house key can read. Then you move. You photocopy the coded letter, carry it to the new
Bundling an admin UI inside a Laravel package is a different game from building one in an app. The app's conveniences — a compiled Vite manifest, a re
There's a class of bug that's maddening: it passes every test you have, then crashes in the user's face. I hit one in the admin UI of laravel-config-s
Hanami is a Japanese tradition of watching cherry blossoms drifting from the trees. It is an appropriate name to capture how I felt when I first encou
All tests run on an 8-year-old MacBook Air. All results from shipping 7 Mac apps as a solo developer. No sponsored opinion. Not a listicle of everyth
All tests run on an 8-year-old MacBook Air. All results from shipping 7 Mac apps as a solo developer. No sponsored opinion. Every Rust project I star
👋 Hello Architects & Elite Engineers, The market is shifting. We are seeing a surge in GOLANG roles this week. We don't do "Easy Apply". O
I wanted an AI assistant that felt warm and present, not like another chat window buried in a browser tab. So I built Lil Buddy — a Tauri desktop app
Ever find yourself copying an old project, deleting half the files, doing a find-and-replace for the service name, and praying you didn't miss a refer
Getting Flowork running is a single command — no Docker, no accounts, no cloud dependencies. git clone https://github.com/flowork-os/Flowork_Agent.
Three days before going open source, I deleted my parser's smartest feature. 333 lines. 6 functions. 12 passing tests. All green, all clever, all gon
MDL 0.1.9 adds optional external TypeScript behavior scripts. The important word is optional. MDL is still: .mdl -> structure and content .css
Over the years, I've worked on multiple small-to-medium applications running on modest infrastructure. A typical setup looks something like: A smal
If you spend any time on Tech Twitter lately, you might feel like the sky is falling. People are saying that "coding is dead" and that AI will replace
I was importing a JSON file and it blew up. Not a subtle bug — the parser refused the whole thing. The cause was a single extra comma. After deleting