12h ago 路 6 min read 路 On February 15 I published Migrating from Ghost to Next.js: A Journey with Claude and Cursor. That post described the initial migration: 26 posts moved from Ghost, a CI/CD pipeline set up, newsletter subscribers ported over. Since then I kept adding ...
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12h ago 路 6 min read 路 On February 15 I published Migrating from Ghost to Next.js: A Journey with Claude and Cursor. That post described the initial migration: 26 posts moved from Ghost, a CI/CD pipeline set up, newsletter subscribers ported over. Since then I kept adding ...
Join discussion12h ago 路 6 min read 路 On February 15 I published Migrating from Ghost to Next.js: A Journey with Claude and Cursor. That post described the initial migration: 26 posts moved from Ghost, a CI/CD pipeline set up, newsletter subscribers ported over. Since then I kept adding ...
Join discussion1d ago 路 8 min read 路 The AI coding landscape has exploded in 2026, and developers are facing a choice that could define their productivity for years to come. While GitHub Copilot dominated the early AI coding assistant market, Cursor has emerged as a formidable challenge...
Join discussion2d ago 路 4 min read 路 Introduction I've been testing Ralph loops recently for agentic coding. The idea is simple: spin up new Claude Code sessions for each task to get a fresh context until the agent achieves the goal, and
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3d ago 路 7 min read 路 What Are MCP Servers and Why Every Developer Should Care in 2026 You have probably seen "MCP" mentioned in developer channels, release notes, or conference talks. Maybe you skimmed the spec page and moved on. This article is the practical version: wh...
Join discussionMar 11 路 5 min read 路 A developer on r/cursor posted last week that they burned through $135 in a single week on AI agent costs. Another thread had someone at $300/month and climbing. The responses were a mix of commiseration and disbelief - and almost nobody had a soluti...
Join discussionMar 11 路 2 min read 路 Your Cursor agent just mass-refactored 47 files and called GPT-4 380 times to do it. That's roughly $15 in API costs. For one task. That you didn't explicitly approve. This is fine when it happens once. It's not fine when it happens at 3 AM because a...
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