BullMQ: Production-Grade Job Queues for Node.js Doing heavy work inside an HTTP request is a recipe for timeouts and poor UX. BullMQ moves work out of the request cycle into Continue reading BullMQ: Production-Grade Job Queues for Node.js
After a 3 year streak of daily Duolingo, I decided to build my own app. Motivation I actually quite like Duolingo. I completed the entire German language track twice (they Continue reading Building my own language learning app
If you had told me last year that I would be working with Kubernetes and all things clusters, deployments and service meshes, I would have brushed it off. I am Continue reading Building Canary, Baseline & Traffic Routing for PipeCD’s Kubernetes Multi-Cluster Plugin
The short version I think most AI-assisted software fails in one of two ways. The first failure mode is obvious. The code is sloppy, the boundaries are fuzzy, and the Continue reading How We Built a Safety-First Rust Agent CLI in Two Days Without Letting the Codebase Turn to Mush
This started as a simple idea, not a startup plan. I wanted an easy way to find nearby mosques and get accurate prayer-related information while I was out. But the Continue reading How I Built an AI-Powered Islamic App Using Flutter and Supabase
What if the tools that write your code could also design your interface? For years, product development has followed a fairly structured pipeline: designers build the interface in design software, Continue reading Figma Made a Huge Step Forward in AI Design – (April 2026)
AI agents are running third-party code on your machine. Last week, Anthropic announced extra charges for OpenClaw support in Claude Code, drawing fresh attention to the ecosystem. We wanted to Continue reading We Scanned 25 OpenClaw Skills for Security Vulnerabilities — Here’s What We Found
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to build a complete data pipeline using Dotflow — a lightweight Python library that requires zero infrastructure. No Redis. No RabbitMQ. No Postgres. No Continue reading How to Create a Pipeline with Dotflow in Python
Table of contents What is XState? Why should you use XState? Create a state machine Consume the machine Conclusion What is XState? XState is a state machine, often described as Continue reading Getting started with XState
Introduction Industrial operations, especially in heavy manufacturing like the Cement Sector, have always relied on the “gut feel” of experienced engineers. For over 40 years, I have lived and breathed Continue reading Beyond the Control Room: Bridging 40 Years of Cement Expertise with Python Automation
I built a small side project called GitInvaders. 👉 https://www.gitinvaders.com/ It started with a random thought: What if my GitHub contributions weren’t just a graph, but something interactive? Something… I Continue reading Turning Your GitHub Contributions into a Space Invaders Game
As we know, npm packages are getting hacked day by day. From malicious package injections to supply chain attacks, dependency management is no longer just about keeping things updated — Continue reading 🚨 npm Vulnerabilities Are Growing — A Practical Defense Using OSV.dev in React Native
A technical team spent months warning their leadership about critical security issues in their own infrastructure. Missing security headers. Third-party trackers running without consent on government-connected portals. Configurations that any Continue reading The Insider Screamed. The Outsider Whispered. Same Truth, Different Volume.
How to Supercharge Your AI Coding Workflow with Oh My Codex If you’ve been using OpenAI’s Codex CLI for any length of time, you’ve probably noticed something: it’s powerful, but Continue reading How to Supercharge Your AI Coding Workflow with Oh My Codex
Introduction I’ve been thinking about transformer architecture a lot lately not just as an ML practitioner, but as someone who has spent years in engineering teams, watching how the best Continue reading Q, K, V : The Three Things Every Great Tech Lead Does Without Knowing It
