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I built a security linter for MCP servers, because nobody audits the tools we hand our agents
security2026-07-30
Royal Simpson PintoRoyal Simpson Pinto

I built a security linter for MCP servers, because nobody audits the tools we hand our agents

mcp-audit connects to a Model Context Protocol server, enumerates its tools and resources, and runs 18 deterministic security rules over that surface with JSON and SARIF output.

Part 6: When Your Angular Frontend and API Stop Agreeing
angular2026-07-30
AlejandroAlejandro

Part 6: When Your Angular Frontend and API Stop Agreeing

Part 6 of the Angular in Production series One of the biggest surprises I had working on larger...

I built HeaderLab — an open-source web security toolkit that runs entirely in your browser
showdev2026-06-30
Kadir BuyukgucluKadir Buyukguclu

I built HeaderLab — an open-source web security toolkit that runs entirely in your browser

Four tools (HTTP headers checker, CSP builder, CSP evaluator, JWT decoder + verifier), all client-side. Here's what I built and the architectural decisions behind it.

Scriptc: Compile TypeScript to a Native Binary — No Node.js, No JS Engine
typescript2026-07-31
Manoir YantaiManoir Yantai

Scriptc: Compile TypeScript to a Native Binary — No Node.js, No JS Engine

I spent last week testing Scriptc (by Vercel Labs) — a compiler that takes TypeScript and produces a...

Handling React Dialog Flows with async/await
react2026-06-26
CHOKANGYEOLCHOKANGYEOL

Handling React Dialog Flows with async/await

React dialogs often start simple. You add an isOpen state, then a selected item state, then...

Streaming vs JSON: Trade-offs in AI-Powered Apps
ai2026-07-29
David EssienDavid Essien

Streaming vs JSON: Trade-offs in AI-Powered Apps

This is a breakdown of a decision I made building LogicVisor, not a general "streaming vs JSON"...

TypeScript Didn't Win the Language War. AI Did It For Them.
typescript2026-07-04
Tuba MughalTuba Mughal

TypeScript Didn't Win the Language War. AI Did It For Them.

For a decade, the JavaScript-vs-TypeScript debate was mostly about developer preference. Some people...

Introducing the SDuX Vault Pipeline Video'
typescript2026-06-30
SDuX VaultSDuX Vault

Introducing the SDuX Vault Pipeline Video'

Introducing the SDuX Vault Pipeline Video Today I'm excited to share something I've wanted...

Building AI Agents with the TypeScript Agent Development Kit (ADK)
typescript2026-07-27
xbillxbill

Building AI Agents with the TypeScript Agent Development Kit (ADK)

Build, test, and deploy AI agents using Google's native TypeScript Agent Development Kit (ADK), Gemini 2.5 Flash, and Cloud Run.

3 MCP servers I actually use daily (and how to set them up)
mcp2026-06-30
GrahamduesCNGrahamduesCN

3 MCP servers I actually use daily (and how to set them up)

Not a hype list. These are the three MCP servers I have running right now in Claude Desktop. ...

Three ways Turso's free-tier limits shaped my directory site data model
webdev2026-07-30
MORINAGAMORINAGA

Three ways Turso's free-tier limits shaped my directory site data model

Storage caps, row-read budgets, and single-org database limits forced specific schema decisions across three AI directory sites sharing one Turso database.

My Generator Hid a Lint Error: CI Never Checks What Nobody Commits
bugsmash2026-07-30
HideyukiMORIHideyukiMORI

My Generator Hid a Lint Error: CI Never Checks What Nobody Commits

A generator flag produced output that failed lint — and had for who knows how long — because CI only ever lints files that exist. The fix was one line; the lesson is about generator branches.

I Built a Code-Roasting Rubber Duck
ai2026-07-29
Tim MoretonTim Moreton

I Built a Code-Roasting Rubber Duck

Rubber-duck debugging, but the duck talks back and it's Gordon Ramsay. One TypeScript file, a cheap model, a streaming endpoint on AWS. About an hour.

Building a Dual-Protocol Checkout with Agorio SDK: Support UCP and ACP in Your AI Commerce Agent
ai2026-06-26
PeterPeter

Building a Dual-Protocol Checkout with Agorio SDK: Support UCP and ACP in Your AI Commerce Agent

Building a Dual-Protocol Checkout with Agorio SDK: Support UCP and ACP in Your AI Commerce...

Fixing Client-Server Waterfalls After Migrating from Vite to Next.js
nextjs2026-07-03
Digital devDigital dev

Fixing Client-Server Waterfalls After Migrating from Vite to Next.js

The Post-Migration Performance Paradox Many developers migrate from Vite to Next.js...

OK, DEGRADED, ABSTAINED, FAILED: Designing a Typed Outcome Model for LLM Calls
typescript2026-07-08
David ShibleyDavid Shibley

OK, DEGRADED, ABSTAINED, FAILED: Designing a Typed Outcome Model for LLM Calls

Most LLM-calling code I've seen treats an LLM step like an HTTP request: try/catch, retry a couple...