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Carlos Oliva PascualNeon Postgres in Next.js 2026: The #1 Mistake That Breaks Everything
Most Next.js apps on Vercel eventually need a database. The answer in 2026 is usually Neon —...
PubliFlowThe $0 Tech Stack That Powers a Complete SaaS Platform
When I set out to build a SaaS platform, I had two constraints: no budget and no time to...
kandzConfig Translation: Writing a Recursive JSON to YAML Parser in Vanilla TypeScript
If you work in DevOps, cloud engineering, or full-stack web development, you are constantly switching...
Khue PhamThe Hotel Upgrade Hack: Mass Assignment Vulnerabilities in APIs
How one extra JSON field can hand attackers admin privileges — and three concrete layers that stop it cold.
Carlos Oliva PascualUploadThing in Next.js 2026: File Uploads Without the S3 Pain
Setting up file uploads directly with S3 in Next.js means: presigned URLs, CORS config, IAM roles,...
Idan BakalFrom Frontend to Full-Stack: Building a Type-Safe App with React, TypeScript, and Tailwind
As frontend developers, we love the comfort zone of crafting beautiful interfaces. React gives us...
i-am-killvishRegex vs AST: Why Compiler-Aware Code Transformations Are Safer
Regex vs AST: Why Compiler-Aware Code Transformations Are Safer When developers want to...
Autor Technologies Inc.Why Canada Is the Best Place to Build Healthcare AI Right Now
Last month, a US-based healthtech founder asked me where he should incorporate his AI company. He was...
Jhones GonçalvesWhy Most HTTP Clients Fail in Production (And How Super HTTP TS Solves It)
Most HTTP clients work perfectly. Until production traffic arrives. Then suddenly: Timeouts start...
Jakub CzapskiMDCMS: Open-source CMS with AI agents built in
Out of 800+ CMSs, only a handful are built for what you actually need. Most existing options on the...
Ryosuke TsujiMaking the Context Across 46 Repositories Semantically Searchable for AI
The biggest issue Part 1 left open was that AI couldn't reach the 46-repo codebase by natural-language query (the entry-point problem). This post is how I solved it — by reusing the pattern proven in db-graph (1,133-table semantic search), then layering minimal annotations only around boundary nodes. Covers the separate-branch operation that keeps engineers' daily workflow untouched, the SLO that protects the joins between three graphs, the SAME_ENTITY normalization, and the April–May trial-and-error timeline traced through real commits.
GrahamduesCN3 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. ...
Gaurav KumarI Built an AI Assistant Widget That Integrates into Any Website with Just One Script Tag
Over the last 2.5 months, I've been building WidgIq, an AI chatbot widget that can be added to any...
Siddhesh SurveGoogle's Secret Weapon: The 'Skills Marketplace' Coming to Gemini Business Will Change Everything 🤯
For the past year, the AI race has been entirely focused on model sizes and context windows. But if...
Jatniel GuzmánTypeScript 7.0 Is Here: The Compiler Is Much Faster
TypeScript 7.0 is now officially available as a stable release, and this is one worth paying...
Odilon HUGONNOTSVG Diagrams and Parametric Generators: Testing 358 Questions Across 200 Seeds
How I built a React SVG component kit (circuits, triangles, 3D volumes) and deterministic question generators tested by pre-commit hooks across 200 seeds per gen.