I’ve had this side project for a while now called Awesome Indie, it is an alternative to Product Hunt, made for indie makers. Recently, I decided to revamp the tech Continue reading An Alternative To Product Hunt, Made For Indie Makers
This episode draws on insights from the 2025 Stack Overflow Developer Survey to equip leaders with ways to navigate the current AI landscape and capture value beyond the hype.
CVE ID CVE-2024-34102 Vulnerability Name Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source Improper Restriction of XML External Entity Reference (XXE) Vulnerability Project: Adobe Product: Commerce and Magento Open Source Date Date Continue reading CVE-2024-34102: Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source Improper Restriction of XML External Entity Reference (XXE) Vulnerability
1.HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. 2.It used for creating webpages. 3.It defines the meaning and structure of the web content. 4.HTML consists of Head,Body&Footer. 5.In HTML there are Continue reading What is HTML?
Background On early October 2025, we was doing PoC of using OpenTelemetry exporter for Google Cloud Trace for internal API. The API has been generated 42 millions spans since October Continue reading Saving Budget With OpenTelemetry Sampling
When it comes to software development, quality can make or break a product. But one persistent myth keeps popping up: Quality Assurance is just another word for testing. It’s easy Continue reading Stop Calling QA ‘Testing’: What It Really Is and Why It Matters
Overview GPU kernels are notoriously difficult to reason about formally. While prior work such as Lustig et al. (ASPLOS 2019) defined a Coq model of the PTX memory semantics, there Continue reading Verifying CUDA Kernels in Coq with Rust MIR (Introducing cuq)
The emergence of advanced AI models has made it necessary to create standardized techniques for supplying them with real-time, external, or domain-specific data. A technical specification known as the Model Continue reading TMCP: Reimagining Model Context Protocol Server Architecture with Modern TypeScript
Modern displays are more than just LCD panels and touch sensors. Between the layers that make up your smartphone, automotive dashboard, or industrial HMI, there’s a transparent film doing critical Continue reading Optical Clear Adhesive (OCA): Why It Matters in Modern Display Assembly
Introduction: Linux is a powerful and versatile operating system that has become a cornerstone of technology, powering everything from smartphones and servers to supercomputers. Its robust architecture and open-source nature Continue reading Understanding Linux and Its Directory Structure
Shipping products fast should be the #1 tech leaders’ priority. Why? Your competition isn’t another startup anymore. It’s the next AI API update that can kill your product and make Continue reading Shipping products fast should be the #1 tech leaders’ priority. Why?
Introduction When I was building a map app using React and Google Maps, I encountered an issue where the pins on the map wouldn’t update when retrieving data from superbase. Continue reading Google Maps pins not updating in React? Causes and solutions
This post is my submission for DEV Education Track: Build Apps with Google AI Studio. What I Built I built an intelligent calorie tracking application that leverages the Gemini API Continue reading Build Apps with Google AI Studio: Your Calories Companion
The Profound Shift Behind One Piece of Advice From Anthropic If you’ve thoroughly read Anthropic’s latest Claude Agent SDK Guide, you’ll notice a seemingly simple but crucial piece of advice Continue reading When Claude Agent Says “Sandbox It” — What Does That Really Mean?
Introduction At Lingo.dev, I write a lot of TypeScript code. I’m definitely not a wizard, but I do try to play with features that go beyond the basic types. This Continue reading Beyond the basics: 21 TypeScript features you might not know about
