If you’ve ever tried to get test coverage for React Server Components, you know the frustration. Unit testing frameworks like Jest and Vitest can’t render server components — they require Continue reading nextcov – Collecting Test Coverage for Next.js Server Components
Agentic AI systems promise a new level of autonomy. Agents can reason, plan, collaborate, and act across tools and systems with minimal human intervention. But this same autonomy introduces a Continue reading Zero Trust Agentic AI Architecture: Designing Autonomy Behind Guardrails
As developers and technical founders, we often dismiss branding as “marketing fluff” – something to worry about after product-market fit, after scaling, after we’ve “made it.” I spent my first Continue reading Why Your Tech Startup’s Brand Matters More Than Your Code (And How to Build One)
I’ve been working on a small side project and decided to open it up. It’s an open-source (Apache-2.0) mobile app platform for AI features. Instead of everyone building standalone demos, Continue reading I open-sourced an AI app platform where contributors’ features actually ship to the App Store
A new year is here, and instead of setting vague resolutions, I’m doubling down on systems, skills, and substance. Last year was about learning the fundamentals of DevOps and DevSecOps Continue reading New Year, Same Curiosity Building Better in Tech
MLOps for Green AI: Building Sustainable Machine Learning in the Cloud Naga Sunkara ・ Apr 22 #aiops #mlops #ai #machinelearning
If you run a WordPress site, you have probably seen at least one of these: Strange login attempts at all hours Spam comments with random links “User registration” spam (even Continue reading Simple Guides to Stop Hacks, Bots, and Spam on WordPress (Beginner Friendly)
GitHub – RuturajS/YesOrNo: This is fun API return only Yes or No in response when hit multiple times randomly it show this Y and N values This is fun API Continue reading Built an API that answers life’s toughest questions.
It only knows Yes or No.
Sometimes random.
Sometimes brutally honest.
Because decision-making is overrated 🤷♂️
👉 https://github.com/RuturajS/YesOrNo
#NodeJS #ExpressJS #APIs #SideProject
Originally published on Medium: https://medium.com/@deepan.ppgit/ruby-4-has-landed-and-its-bringing-gifts-3bf2159dfe89 Ruby 4 just dropped 💎 And it feels like Ruby went through a glow-up phase — sharper reflexes, warmer personality, but still cozy on the Continue reading Ruby 4 Has Landed 💎 — And It’s Bringing Gifts
Introduction A few days ago saw a X Post explaining that diffusion models could be used to solve algorithmic tasks like solving mazes. Intrigued by this post, I was curious Continue reading Deep Maze Solver
Every API request does not carry the same weight. A product catalog handles tens of thousands of requests per second and cannot tolerate 100ms latency. On the other hand, a Continue reading Reducing False Positives in WAF: Combining OWASP Rules with AI Context
Introduction I built a mobile app to use Google’s Jules AI Assistant on smartphones! Jules is an AI coding assistant that helps with code reviews, bug fixes, and feature implementations. Continue reading Jules Mobile Client – React Native App for Google’s Jules AI Assistant
Opening: Let’s Talk About the Hassles of Validating Trading Ideas Hey, I wonder if anyone else has had this experience: you’re watching the market at night and suddenly come up Continue reading From Idea to Validation: A Complete Guide to Rapidly Validating Quantitative Factors with AI
Introduction With the previous articles covering the foundations of Signals and fine-grained reactivity, you should now have a basic idea of what Signals are and why they exist. In this Continue reading Understanding How Signals Work
Series: PMCR-O Framework Tutorial Canonical URL: https://shawndelainebellazan.com/article-building-self-referential-agents-part1 TL;DR Learn to build autonomous AI agents using .NET 10, Ollama, and Aspire. This tutorial covers: Production-ready infrastructure setup Native JSON structured output Continue reading Building Self-Referential Agents with .NET 10 & Aspire (Part 1)
