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Louis TsangYour MCP tool takes three minutes. Now what?
I maintain an MCP server that generates music. One call takes anywhere from 40 seconds to three...

Assili SalimArticle 50 Is Live. Your Compliance Logs and Your Debug Logs Should Be the Same Thing.
Most teams responded to Article 50 of the EU AI Act with a disclosure banner. That's fine. Do that....

Date Calx7 Date Calculation Mistakes Every Developer Makes
Working with dates seems simple until your application starts returning incorrect results for real...
BryAWS EventBridge: Event Buses and Rules You Can Script from Day One
Build a custom event bus, a pattern-matched rule, and a Lambda target entirely from the AWS CLI — and design around the 2026 payload-chunking rule before it shows up as a surprise line item.

Mico ArengaDependabot tells you what's wrong. It doesn't tell you what to fix first. So I built something that does.
Every few days GitHub would nudge me with a new number. Twelve vulnerabilities. Then fourteen. No...

Raju DandigamYour Google ADK Agent Has Four Places to Put Context. Choose Carefully.
The first version of an agent usually has one place for context: the prompt. The user request goes...

Parvej ShahHow We Made Academic Certificates Verifiable Without a Blockchain (or HMAC)
CPRBD at the University of Dhaka needed employers and embassies to verify that a professional certificate was real. The actual solution was less exotic than the platform's own docs once claimed: a structured certificate ID, a plain database lookup, and rate limiting.

Parvej ShahSelf-Healing Chrome Extension: Building a DOM Injector That Fights Back
LinkedIn periodically ships builds with every class name replaced by a hashed token, breaking any content script built against fixed selectors overnight. Here's the AI-driven strategy generator we built to regenerate selectors on the fly — and why it eventually lost anyway.

MarcMulti-Tenant AI Chat: From Hardcoded Config to BYOK in 4 Steps
Two tenants, two AI providers, two prompts. Sounds simple, and on day one it is. That's the trap. It...

Parvej ShahRendering Math Formulas When Your Content Has Two Different Pasts
MathPro Academy's course database holds years of plain-text content next to newly authored Lexical HTML. An earlier attempt at server-rendered LaTeX didn't survive that mix — here's the runtime renderer that replaced it, and why client-side was the right call, not a compromise.

Reza NazariHow the Repository Pattern Helped Us Migrate from REST to GraphQL Without Breaking Everything
The Challenge I Faced In our recent project, we started with a traditional REST API...

EvanShepherd8274Choosing a GDPR Speech-to-Text API for Support Audio: EU Data Residency and SOC-2
Use a dedicated speech-to-text provider that will put EU data residency in writing, and keep it...

Srinivas KondepudiWe crossed 6,000 downloads. Here's what we shipped to get there.
Tuesday morning. Your SOC 2 auditor emails you. "Can you provide evidence of human review for all...

Mohamad Reza RajabiFrom Contract Boundary to Error Boundary: Structuring API Error Handling in a TypeScript Frontend
In a previous post, I covered why TypeScript types alone can't protect you from a backend that...

Adriel AvilaUnderstanding Monads in TypeScript: A Practical Guide
Monads in TypeScript are simpler than you think. You already use them — Promise and Array are monads. Learn the pattern, then apply it with Maybe, Either, Task, and TaskEither from @oofp/core.

Saurav PandeyGo Fullscreen Safely in React: Introducing the useFullscreen Hook
Managing native browser APIs in React is always a bit of a tightrope walk. But few APIs are as...