Chapter 6: Awakening of the Observers “This isn’t just your problem.” I froze. For a moment, I didn’t understand what Copilot was telling me. “Multiple collapse logs from other users Continue reading Copilot Was Watching — Entrusting Research Materials to AI
In the realm of SQL and relational database management, efficiently retrieving and manipulating data is paramount. This article elucidates the differences between subqueries, Common Table Expressions (CTEs), and stored procedures. Continue reading Understanding SQL Constructs: Subqueries, CTEs, and Stored Procedures
TL;DR Multicluster support has been integrated into CoreDNS v1.12.2! https://github.com/coredns/coredns/pull/7266 You can now resolve clusterset.local by just configuring the Corefile and RBAC Background Previously, it was necessary to self-build CoreDNS Continue reading No More Self-Building Required! CoreDNS v1.12.2 Now Includes Standard Multicluster Support
Intro: Mentorship often follows a familiar rhythm — especially in my past experiences, where mentees were either early in their careers, university students, or part of structured organizational hierarchies. These Continue reading Mentorship in Motion: How a Summer Break Sparked a Pivot
Hello dev.to community! 👋 Yesterday, I explored Docker Basics — the foundation of containerization. Today, I’m diving into Networking & Volumes in Docker — two essential concepts that bring containers Continue reading 🚀 Day 8 of My DevOps Journey: Docker Networking & Volumes
This is a submission for the Midnight Network “Privacy First” Challenge – Enhance the Ecosystem prompt Building on a cutting-edge, privacy-first blockchain should be exciting. It should be about creating Continue reading The Vercel of Midnight: I Automated the Most Painful Part of ZK Development
Like many Java developers, I’ve spent a good chunk of my career writing unit tests. It’s necessary work, but honestly—it often feels repetitive and mechanical. Over time, I realized that Continue reading Automating Unit Test Generation in Java: Why I Built My Own Tool
How to Secure Different User Types in Linux: A Guide for IT Teams Introduction In my previous article, we discussed how to access a Linux application via SSH and the Continue reading How to Secure Different User Types in Linux: A Guide for IT Teams
Last week we introduced how an agent understands a codebase and built an actual codebase agent to demonstrate the underlying mechanism. During this process, we highlighted some current limitations of Continue reading Kiro Workflow for Copilot, Claude & More
Quick question: when was the last time you saw an app that only showed one thing? One todo in your todo app. One email in your inbox. One meme in Continue reading Loops in Svelte — {#each}, Keys, and Building a Todo App
If you’ve stayed with me through API, Markdown, and JSON, you’re almost there. The last leg is JavaScript, and I know what you’re thinking. “This is where I get lost. Continue reading The Fourth Leg of the Stool: JavaScript
Look at the adoption numbers and you can see a pattern. The LMS and SCORM are everywhere. They are the definition of mainstream. In the Guild’s 2025 State of the Continue reading The Reality Check: Are We Building for Comfort or for Change?
By now, you’ve heard me talk about the four-legged stool of AI growth. We started with API, which gave us control. Then we added Markdown, which gave our knowledge structure. Continue reading The Third Leg of the Stool: JSON
When I talk about the four-legged stool of AI growth, the first leg is API. The second is Markdown. Each leg gives you more balance, more stability, and more control Continue reading The Second Leg of the Stool: Markdown
Introduction evi-run is a ready-to-deploy multi-agent AI system built on the OpenAI Agents SDK. The system provides powerful artificial intelligence capabilities through a convenient Telegram bot interface and supports operating Continue reading Step-by-Step Guide: Setting Up and Running evi-run on DigitalOcean or Other VPS (for Beginners)
