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Aman Kumar SinghChoosing Prisma or TypeORM for Your NestJS API
Last time, setting up PostgreSQL the right way, I left one thing unresolved on purpose: the database...
Nazmul HudaBuilding a 447-system healthcare OS in one codebase — the architecture behind BioMedixAI
It started with a failed ambulance call at 2 AM and turned into a question I couldn't shake: why does...
Aman Kumar SinghManaging Environment Variables and Secrets
Last time, in Setting Up Docker for Local Development, we got Postgres and Redis running the same way...
GrahamduesCNMCP in 2026: The numbers behind the ecosystem explosion
I spent an afternoon digging through the MCP ecosystem numbers. Here is what I found. The...
MORINAGAThree Dev.to API behaviors I had to handle explicitly in a publish pipeline
Retry-After in two formats, tag sanitization that strips hyphens silently, and an authentication header that doesn't follow Bearer convention — three Dev.to specifics.
MORINAGAWhat I learned resolving cross-publish internal links without hardcoding URLs
Using /articles/slug/ links in source Markdown and rewriting them to real platform URLs at publish time avoids link rot across Dev.to, Hashnode, and Bluesky.
Aman Kumar SinghTwo Pointers & Sliding Window, Explained Simply
The first time someone showed me the sliding window technique, my reaction was mild annoyance. I'd...
Aman Kumar SinghSetting Up a Monorepo with Turborepo
For a long time I resisted monorepos. They sounded like the kind of thing big companies with platform...
Aman Kumar SinghChoosing the Right Tech Stack for Your SaaS (Without Overthinking It)
I've watched more SaaS projects die from stack decisions than from bad ideas. The tools usually...
Parsa JiravandYou've been wrapping `new URL()` in try/catch. `URL.parse()` does it natively.
Every codebase has this utility function somewhere. You wrote it the first time an untrusted URL...
NorayrOpen PAIAgent: A 50MB RAM, Sub-Second Personal AI Assistant (Without Framework Bloat)
Meet Open PAIAgent—an open-source, zero-bloat personal AI agent built with TypeScript, Fastify, and SQLite. Features Web & Telegram interfaces, dynamic skills, PDF/Office tools, web scraping, and vector memory.
Image Splitting Field NotesDesigning a Cost-Aware AI Video Workflow: Show the Price Before Render
AI video forms often make the expensive decision feel like a cheap one. A creator chooses a model,...
Rupa TiwariMCP Went Stateless: Migrating to the 2026-07-28 Spec (and Proving It Works)
📖 TL;DR The 2026-07-28 spec shipped final on July 28, 2026 (RC locked May 21). It is the biggest...
Даши ДанцарановWatching incoming USDC & USDT: NestJS + viem and the potholes of free RPCs
I had a deceptively simple task: watch a set of addresses and push a Telegram notification the moment...
Aman Kumar SinghSetting Up Your Next.js App the Right Way
There's a version of "setting up Next.js" that takes thirty seconds: run create-next-app, done. And...
Igor BrazGitAscii: A Visual Editor for GitHub Profile READMEs
How GitAscii combines a visual editor, live GitHub data, and dynamic SVGs to create maintainable GitHub profiles.