PPetar Atanasovski1d ago · 4 min readFrom One Student Association to Everyone: Open-Sourcing EMSATLDR: I built a platform for 400+ medical students, and now it's open source so any organization can use it. Check out the repo. It started with spreadsheets My girlfriend is part of EMSA Macedonia (E1Tblog.codechem.com
SSarah Ai4d ago · 1 min readCome hang out in the SARAH Discord 💬The SARAH Discord is where it all happens — and you're invited. 💬 What's in there Help when you're stuck — install issues, provider setup, weird errors, someone will get you sorted Ideas and feedbacsarahai.hashnode.dev
KKristofer JussmannOct 19 · 4 min readOpenRoot: supporting the growth of open-source projectsThe mission There are several reasons to why I started OpenRoot. For one is because I feel and see the struggles of independent open-source developers. Im frustrated that many do not get the recognitiblog.kaelux.dev
KKhushi TrivediOct 16 · 5 min readReactive Security: Why Waiting for the CVE Keeps You BehindThe postmortem nobody wanted to write... The incident review starts at 4 p.m. on a Friday. Meera, the platform engineer who caught the breach, puts one slide on the screen: a timeline. Day 0: Upstrea1Skhushitrivedi.hashnode.dev
AAlex TurnerOct 6 · 5 min readA Pre-Flight Test Plan for Discord Bots and Activities After the Age Groups RolloutAnnouncements tell you what changed. Test plans tell you whether your code still works. This post is the second kind: a set of checks you can run against a Discord bot, Activity or Social SDK integrat1alexbuilds.hashnode.dev
NNAIJA-JUG-INFOSep 7 · 20 min readBuilding a Type-Safe AI Code Reviewer in Java with Spring AIWhat happens when an LLM's answer has to become a Java object instead of just another String? Generative AI has made it surprisingly easy to build applications that can read code, explain it, and even1Anaijajug.hashnode.dev
KKalpick SharmaSep 2 · 7 min readDevRel in 2026: Why Your Primary User Is Now an AI AgentFor years, Developer Relations had a fairly clear audience. Developers. We wrote documentation for developers. We created tutorials for developers. We built SDK examples, ran workshops, answered quest1kalpicksharma.hashnode.dev
YYuriAug 27 · 8 min readHow to run a successful Global Meetup Program Tech communities don't scale through announcements; they scale through people. Over the past years, I've had the opportunity to lead and build multiple Community Meetups Initiatives from the ground upyuricodesbot.hashnode.dev
SSaycusoAug 15 · 5 min readI Stopped Trusting Discord Server Lists After Joining 47 Dead Servers, So I Built My OwnIf you've spent any time trying to find a good Discord community, you already know the pain. When you open Disboard or Top.gg, filter by your interests, find a server with 800 members and a recent bumdisverz.hashnode.dev
DDaniel JeongAug 3 · 7 min readYour Open Source Discord Became a Support Queue. Here's How to Rebuild It.Most open source Discord servers don't die from inactivity. They die because #general turns into an unpaid support desk that two maintainers answer at 11pm, every night, forever. I've worked with 155+danieljeongorg.hashnode.dev
