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Amandeep SinghFrom college assignment to portfolio centerpiece. 📂
Building an Interactive N-Queens Visualizer with React + TypeScript ...

SathishReact Native offline-first: SQLite schema for speed
I model workouts as “events”, not nested JSON. I use SQLite indexes that match my screens. I store...

Clifton CunninghamDrizby: An Open Source BI Platform Built on a Semantic Layer (and why I built it)
I've spent 20 years trying to answer one question: how do you give users analytics on their own data without building an entire BI platform? Turns out, eventually you just build the platform.
Juan TorchiaOptimicé una imagen Docker de 1.58GB a 186MB. Y rompí el hot reload sin que nadie me lo dijera por dos días.
Reduje una imagen Docker de 1.58GB a 186MB con multi-stage builds. La imagen quedó perfecta. El hot reload en dev dejó de funcionar. Nadie me lo dijo hasta dos días después. Esto es lo que rompí y cómo no repetirlo.

Stack OverflowedThe Best Tools for Static Type Analysis in TypeScript
If you have worked with TypeScript beyond small demos, you have likely asked yourself: What are the...

ToshMulti-Party Private Contracts on Midnight: From Two to N Users
Multi-Party Private Contracts on Midnight: From Two to N Users Every Midnight tutorial...

Yash Kumar SainiDev Log #4 A Week of Deep Integrations
A high-output week with 33 commits and over 3,000 lines of new code. I focused heavily on database...

Hwani-NetHow I Built drift-guard: A CLI to Stop AI Agents from Destroying Your Design
AI coding agents are great at adding features, terrible at preserving design. Here's how drift-guard locks your design tokens and DOM structure before AI touches your code.

DavidHow x402 Agents Earn Yield on Idle USDC with Clicks Protocol
Your AI agent gets paid via x402. Then the USDC sits there doing nothing. Here's how to fix...
Juan TorchiaCosas que estás sobreingeniando en tu agente de IA (y el LLM ya hace solo)
Abrí mi código de producción y conté cuántas líneas escribí para reimplementar cosas que el LLM ya maneja. El número duele. Este post es esa autopsia.

Anton GulinEval-Driven Development for AI Agent Skills
The Problem with Writing Skills by Hand You've written a skill for your AI coding agent....

ToshDUST Sponsorship on Midnight: How One Wallet Pays Fees for Another
DUST Sponsorship on Midnight: Onboarding Users Who Have Nothing The hardest part of...

ANKUSH CHOUDHARY JOHALHot Take: TypeScript 5.7 Is Too Complex for Junior Developers vs JavaScript 2026
In a 2024 Stack Overflow survey of 12,000 junior developers, 62% reported that TypeScript 5.7’s new...

SEN LLCHMAC Webhook Signing Isn't Complicated — the Formats Are
HMAC Webhook Signing Isn't Complicated — the Formats Are A tiny zero-dependency...

ANKUSH CHOUDHARY JOHALBenchmark: Jest 30 vs Vitest 2.0 for TypeScript 5.7 Unit Testing Speed
Jest 30 cuts TypeScript 5.7 unit test run time by 18% over Jest 29, but Vitest 2.0 still outperforms...
Juan TorchiaClaude Code Routines: semanas ignorándolo y finalmente entendí por qué importa
Usé Claude Code semanas sin configurar una sola rutina. Asumí que era overhead para gente con demasiado tiempo libre. Con 611 puntos en HN no podía seguir mirando para otro lado. Acá lo que cambió — y por qué la resistencia era mía.