TL;DR: Dioxide is a dependency injection framework for Python that makes hexagonal architecture the path of least resistance. v2.0.0 adds constructor-based profile scanning, extensible custom profiles, and introspection APIs. What Continue reading Dioxide v2.0.0: Clean Architecture Made Simple
Kubernetes is a container orchestration platform designed to run distributed applications reliably and efficiently. At its core, it schedules workloads (Pods), keeps them running, and gives primitives to scale and Continue reading From Ingress to Gateway API: A Hands-On Walkthrough with NGINX Gateway Fabric
This is a submission for the GitHub Copilot CLI Challenge What I Built EmailToGSheets is an automated email processing system that reads emails from an IMAP server, extracts structured data Continue reading How I Built an Email-to-Google Sheets Automation Using GitHub Copilot CLI
I have been trying all sorts of orchestration tools for data pipelines and background jobs over the years (Prefect, Airflow, Dagster and others). I always stayed away from their commercial Continue reading Hybrid Dagster OSS: Scalable Compute on a Hybrid Azure Setup
Building an AI-Powered Resume Generator: Architecture & Implementation Overview I’ve been working on a full-stack application that leverages LLMs to generate polished, professional resume content. This post is a technical Continue reading AI-Powered Resume Generator: Architecture & Implementation
Ryan sits down with Michael Parker, VP of Engineering at TurinTech to discuss how AI creates tech debt at scale and what you can do about it.
When building LLM-powered agents, I kept running into the same problem: Most frameworks feel heavier than the actual workflow logic. Graphs, nodes, planners, routers, memory managers… All useful, but for Continue reading I Built a Tiny Async DSL for AI Agent Workflows (and Why I Avoided Graph Frameworks)
This 3.18.0 release introduces powerful new features that expand chart visualization capabilities. From arc annotations for pie/donut charts to per-group stack normalization and enhanced treemap label formatting – this release Continue reading billboard.js 3.18.0: Arc annotations, per-group normalization & enhanced treemap labels
If you’ve ever stopped yourself from building something because it felt too small, this is for you. I think we all get stuck at some point on the idea that Continue reading Create small stuff.
The Problem In competitive esports, preparation is everything. Professional teams spend hours analyzing opponents through VOD reviews, manually tracking statistics, and compiling notes from scattered data sources. What if we Continue reading Building OpponentIQ: Automating Esports Scouting with GRID API
📖 Introduction GitHub Link SeraJS is a lightweight, signal-based reactive JavaScript library for building dynamic user interfaces. At just 1.25KB gzipped and only 135 lines of code, it’s a remarkably Continue reading A 1KB Frontend Library in Just 135 Lines
Amazon advertising in 2026 is a data game. Top sellers have reduced their ACoS (Advertising Cost of Sales) from 35% to 18%, while others struggle above 50%. The difference? Data-driven Continue reading Building an Amazon Advertising ROI Optimization System with Python
Contexto do SOLID Antigamente os sistemas eram desenvolvidos com um único objetivo: fazer o software funcionar. Os padrões utilizados eram monolíticos e rígidos, com forte acoplamento e com tudo interligado. Continue reading Princípios SOLID
Sorting an array usually involves swapping elements, but what if you had to combine them instead? This problem challenges you to transform an unsorted list into a non-decreasing one by Continue reading 🧼 Beginner-Friendly Guide ‘Minimum Pair Removal to Sort Array II’ – LeetCode 3510 (C++, Python, JavaScript)
Overview I recently started reading through Grokking Algorithms as a primer before starting to review more DS&A, and chapter 4 is about quicksort, which recursively uses a divide-and-conquer method to Continue reading Using closures to measure call stack depth in Go
