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9 Exciting Developer Tools You Should Be Exploring Right Now🧑‍💻🔥

As developers, we’re constantly juggling multiple things at once — shipping features, keeping production stable, collecting data, automating repetitive work, and making sure the infrastructure holds u

MMadza1d ago7 min read

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Adding an AI Agent to an Existing APEX App

Introduction Modern frontier LLMs are now reliable enough to support practical agent workflows when paired with strong orchestration and guardrails. Adding an agent to an existing APEX app allows you

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MPMarco Piracciniblog.platformatic.dev

We brought Skew Protection to your Kubernetes

We're excited to share a new experimental feature for Platformatic: Skew Protection in the Intelligent Command Center (ICC). This brings Vercel-style deployment safety to Kubernetes, letting you deplo

5h ago11 min read

ZTZyk Teamblog.zyk.dev

Zyk in Action

We're betting on two things: MCP-ready AI as the interface for building workflows, and durable execution as the engine for making them reliable. Zyk is what happens when you combine them. You describe

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AMAbhijit Moneblogs.abhijitmone.com

The Thundering Herd Problem

What Is It? The Thundering Herd Problem happens when a large number of servers simultaneously request the same resource that just became unavailable — most commonly, an expired cache key. Think of it

8h ago4 min read

GDGábor Dombayawklab.com

FreeBSD and dwl on a 2010 ThinkPad

FreeBSD is a Unix operating system with a long history of stability, clean design, and excellent documentation. Older hardware tends to run it particularly well: mature driver support and a lean base

1h ago6 min read

LPLeon Penningsblog.leonpennings.com

How to Recognize an Effective Software Engineer

In software development, confidence is cheap. You can memorize frameworks, quote architecture patterns, and repeat industry “best practices.” After a few years, it becomes easy to sound like an expert

11h ago4 min read

TATiger Abroditigerabrodi.blog

Practical Prompt Engineering Lessons

Introduction This post is co-written with stonechat. We worked every day together during my time at Spawn. He was the first engineer at Spawn and built our entire chat. Insanely cracked. Give examples

4h ago2 min read

RCRyan Cwynarblog.ryancwynar.com

How I Built an Automated Prospect Pipeline That Finds 30+ Leads a Day

I got tired of manually searching for prospects. So I built an AI agent that does it for me — five times a day, every day, completely hands-off. Here's the setup, the lessons, and why the boring infrastructure matters more than the flashy AI parts. T...

1h ago4 min read

CCreatmanblog.creatman.site

I Stopped Claude Code From Breaking My Projects. Here's the Exact Setup.

A practical guide to anti-regression AI coding with Claude Code, subagents, hooks, and Google Antigravity — from someone who was ready to quit. Six months ago, my workflow with Claude Code looked lik

2h ago9 min read

ASAmitabh soniblog.amitabh.cloud

My Journey to Becoming an AWS Community Builder (Containers Category)

Introduction Woke up to an exciting email from AWS - I’ve been selected as an AWS Community Builder in the Containers category. This moment feels incredibly special for me, especially because my appli

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