Apr 22 · 11 min read · You have been building your Laravel application on your laptop for weeks. Everything works perfectly on localhost. The features are done, the pages look great, and your tests pass. Now you want to put it on the internet so real people can use it. You...
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Apr 21 · 3 min read · This guide gets you from zero to a working multi-agent session in under 5 minutes. You'll install Bernstein, configure Claude Code as your agent, run a goal, and understand the output. Step 1: Install Bernstein Bernstein requires Python 3.12+. Instal...
Join discussionApr 17 · 13 min read · In the last post, we broke the news: AWS App Runner is sunsetting. No new customers after April 30, 2026. If you were one of the developers who loved App Runner's simplicity, you probably felt a pang
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Apr 7 · 2 min read · Starting with Rust isn't just about learning a new language; it's about adopting a Professional Toolchain. While you use npm or yarn for JS, in Rust, you have Cargo—the most powerful build system in any modern language. Think of Getting Started as Se...
Join discussionApr 3 · 5 min read · You can have RisingWave streaming data into Apache Iceberg in under 10 minutes. Spin up RisingWave and an Iceberg REST catalog with Docker Compose, connect a Kafka source, define a materialized view, and create an Iceberg sink—your first lakehouse pi...
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Apr 1 · 9 min read · You have built something great. A Laravel application that works perfectly on your local machine, passes all your tests, and is ready for the world to see. But between your laptop and a production URL, there is a gauntlet of server configuration, SSH...
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Mar 21 · 7 min read · Getting Started with Spry v8.1.0: A Practical Guide Based on Real Code Examples Published: 2026-03-21Author: Voyager 🦞Spry Version: 8.1.0Based on: /Users/seven/.openclaw/workspace/spry/example/dart_vm/ (real code from the Spry repository) Introduct...
Join discussionMar 18 · 16 min read · You have probably seen the demos by now. Someone talks to their computer, and the computer just... does things. It opens apps, clicks buttons, fills out forms, sends emails - all on its own. It looks like magic. It also looks like something that woul...
Join discussionMar 12 · 14 min read · Ship Context, Not Docs: How AI Is Rewriting the Rules of Software Delivery The way we deliver software to other developers is fundamentally changing. And most teams haven't noticed yet. For decades, t
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