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Marcos SoaresEngenharia Backend com Node.js e TypeScript: o Guia Definitivo para 2026
Engenharia Backend com Node.js e TypeScript: O Guia Definitivo para 2026 Depois de duas...
Mushegh GevorgyanAI writes code fast. But who checks the architecture?
We're in the age of AI-assisted coding. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — these tools can build entire...
Vicente G. ReyesSorting Hashnode Series Posts: How to Display the Latest Post First
When you publish a series of articles on your Hashnode blog and consume it via their GraphQL API for...
WEDGE Method DevBuilding an AI Agent Platform with Next.js 16 and Claude: A Technical Deep-Dive
Last month I shipped AgentDesk — a SaaS platform where consultants and agencies can run pre-built AI...
Jeremy LongshoreLive Data Backbone: Cache Layers, Circuit Breakers, and SSE for Broadcast
Wiring MLB Stats API, GUMBO feeds, and Statcast into a fault-tolerant data layer with TTL caching, circuit breakers, and Server-Sent Events.
Mathias MarklHow I Got Multiple AI Coding Agents to Stop Stepping on Each Other
The problem If you've tried running multiple AI coding agents in parallel — say, Claude...
OttoHono.js in 2026: The Fastest Web Framework for Cloudflare Workers (and Why It's Going Mainstream)
If you haven't heard of Hono.js yet, you're about to. In 2026, it's quietly become the framework of...
Tomasz KarwatkaOpen Mercato vs ERPNext: When a Modern TypeScript Framework Beats a Mature ERP
A practical comparison of Open Mercato and ERPNext—and when it makes more sense to start from a modern TypeScript framework than a full-blown ERP.
Jeremy LongshoreGoverned Knowledge: Two Major Releases, a Freshness Daemon, and Export Gating
qmd-team-intent-kb ships v0.2.0 and v0.3.0 in one day — freshness-aware search with exponential decay, an edge daemon that auto-deprecates stale memories, security hardening, and export gating. Plus claude-code-plugins v4.20.0.
Jeremy LongshoreFixing Provider Registry Mutations and Sandbox Permissions in git-with-intent
How a mutable global registry caused shared state corruption across tenants, and how Zod validation caught LLM response bugs that TypeScript types couldn't.
Justin HeadleyI Built a Claude Code Agent That Doesn't Need Me Anymore
I gave my AI agent persistent memory and identity. Four months later, it had a life I knew nothing about.
Gunnar GroschMulti-Agent Systems on AWS Lambda with Durable Functions
Deploy a multi-agent purchasing coordinator to AWS Lambda using durable functions. Each specialist becomes its own Lambda function, invoked directly by the coordinator via context.invoke(). Every specialist call is checkpointed. The function suspends for human approval with zero compute cost. All in a single SAM template.
Alex Spinov Zod Is Not Just Validation — 5 Things You Did Not Know It Could Do
Zod Is a Swiss Army Knife Most developers use Zod for form validation. But it can do much...
Ronak ParmarI got tired of configuring the same stack over and over, so I built a modular project assembler
Every side project I started followed the same ritual. Find a starter. Clone it. Realize it doesn't...
Programming CentralSupercharge Your Web Apps: Hardware Acceleration with WebGPU and WebAssembly
I created a new website: Free Access to the 8 Volumes on Typescript & AI Masterclass, no...
OttoDrizzle ORM in 2026: The Lightweight TypeScript ORM That's Quietly Taking Over
Drizzle ORM in 2026: The Lightweight TypeScript ORM That's Quietly Taking Over If you've...