3h ago · 12 min read · Most n8n setups work fine until they suddenly break at 50,000 executions per month. Then everything slows down or fails. That’s where choosing the best n8n hosting stops being a convenience decision a
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6h ago · 13 min read · Cursor 3 Review: Background Agents and the Agent-First IDE Cursor 3 launched on April 2, 2026, and it is not a minor version bump. Anysphere rebuilt the interface from scratch around a single idea: you manage agents, not files. The Composer pane is g...
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9h ago · 6 min read · This is week 5 of my "I Used It for a Week" series. So far I've reviewed Cursor (speed), Kiro (specs), GitHub Copilot (ecosystem), and Windsurf (budget pick). This week: the tool everyone already uses but nobody thinks of as a coding tool. Let me be ...
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1d ago · 11 min read · Cursor 3 Review: Background Agents and the Agent-First IDE Cursor 3 launched on April 2, 2026, and it is not a minor version bump. Anysphere rebuilt the interface from scratch around a single idea: you manage agents, not files. The Composer pane is g...
Join discussion1d ago · 15 min read · A client in Sydney who runs a seven-person recruitment agency called me last month expecting a quote on a custom AI build. He wanted an agent to screen applications, tag candidates by fit, and notify his team when something looked strong. When I aske...
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1d ago · 15 min read · A client in Sydney who runs a seven-person recruitment agency called me last month expecting a quote on a custom AI build. He wanted an agent to screen applications, tag candidates by fit, and notify his team when something looked strong. When I aske...
Join discussion1d ago · 4 min read · The Problem If you use AI coding assistants, Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini, you've hit this wall: every new conversation starts with the AI re-reading your source files to understand the
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1d ago · 7 min read · This is week 3 of my "I Used It for a Week" series. I reviewed Cursor (the speed demon) and Kiro (the spec planner). Now it's time for the one most developers actually use: GitHub Copilot. Here's the thing about Copilot — I used it for over a year be...
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