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Three Pivots in AI-Driven Development

1d ago · 16 min read · An AI coding agent does not bend a productivity curve on its own. A team does. Coding agents, models, and IDE plugins ship new versions every few months, and most of what gets called "best practice" i

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Your API Design Is Why Integrations Take Forever

1d ago · 4 min read · A developer wants to integrate with your API. You expect it to take two days. Two weeks later, they're still fighting it. Missing documentation. Inconsistent responses. No pagination. Cryptic error me

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How I Built a Production RAG Pipeline Over 1,500 Regulated Documents

2d ago · 10 min read · Most RAG tutorials stop at "embed your documents, stick them in a vector store, retrieve the top-k chunks, and let the LLM answer." That gets you a demo. It does not get you something people will trus

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DevRel, from the receiving end

May 26 · 3 min read · Paystack or Flutterwave. Playwright or Cypress. Most of us already have our preferences before we've integrated either one. Such preferences didn't come from a feature comparison or a benchmark. They

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What Linear’s Onboarding Docs Get Right About Product Adoption

May 21 · 2 min read · I reviewed Linear’s onboarding documentation from the perspective of a casual user earlier this week, and a few things stood out to me. The documentation does a good job of not only explaining the pro

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Building a ShelfLife Household Inventory Tracker — Frontend

May 20 · 66 min read · In the previous blog, we designed and built the backend architecture for ShelfLife — a collaborative household inventory tracking application focused on reducing food waste. Backend Blog: https://shub

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The Speed of Thought: Engineering a Zero-Latency Browser IDE

May 14 · 1 min read · Building NitroIDE wasn't just about embedding an editor in a browser; it was about reclaiming the flow state. When you remove the server from the frontend development loop, something magical happens.

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Anatomy of a Two-Day Pytest Debugging Loop

May 14 · 13 min read · TL;DR A backend test suite started "hanging" at 99% completion. Two days later, with help from py-spy, pytest-timeout, and a JUnit XML report, we found four root causes — three real test failures and

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Not Every AI Workflow Needs an Agent

May 13 · 7 min read · Somewhere along the way, the AI ecosystem collectively decided: “If a workflow has more than 2 steps, it probably needs an autonomous agent.” And suddenly every architecture diagram started looking

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Code Is No Longer the Asset. Workflows Are the New Commodity.

May 10 · 8 min read · The Builder Who Builds Too Fast Imagine you're hiring a contractor to build your house. You get three bids. Two of them say six months. One says three weeks. Your gut reaction to the three-week bid? Something's wrong. They must be cutting corners. Th...

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Three Pivots in AI-Driven Development

Your API Design Is Why Integrations Take Forever

How I Built a Production RAG Pipeline Over 1,500 Regulated Documents

DevRel, from the receiving end

What Linear’s Onboarding Docs Get Right About Product Adoption

Building a ShelfLife Household Inventory Tracker — Frontend

The Speed of Thought: Engineering a Zero-Latency Browser IDE

Anatomy of a Two-Day Pytest Debugging Loop

Not Every AI Workflow Needs an Agent

Code Is No Longer the Asset. Workflows Are the New Commodity.