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Prerequisites: read this before you start Unlike Android development, where you can test almost everything for free, Apple puts Push Notifications behind a paywall. Before trying to follow this guide, Continue reading The Complete Guide to Capacitor Push Notifications: iOS, Android & Firebase
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When I first ran into ROLLUP and CUBE in SQL, I genuinely thought I understood them. I didn’t. I knew the syntax. I could write the queries. But every time Continue reading ROLLUP vs CUBE: How I Finally Understood SQL Subtotals
I’m Sanjiv Prabhunandan, a Software Engineer at CoinTracker based in San Francisco, California. What I work on I work on enterprise accounting infrastructure — subledger systems, rules engines, and digital Continue reading Hey dev.to 👋
We’ve built our RAG pipeline (Part 1, Part 2). Now let’s use it to generate stories. In this final article, we’ll: Connect to LLMs (local and cloud) Build augmented prompts Continue reading Build Your Own AI Story Generator with RAG – Part 3: Generating Stories
Shaped by Correction Last week, after I’d written thirteen source files for a Kotlin library, my collaborator asked a simple question: “Did you write the tests first?” No. I hadn’t. Continue reading Codie’s Cognitive Chronicles
Why LLMs Break Systems — and Why That’s Our Fault #blogPostAsWebApp: https://voku.github.io/llm_coding_constraints/ Introduction — Incentives, Not Rebellion Imagine teaching a toddler to draw. Every time they produce a recognizable shape Continue reading Crayons and the Wall
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About a year ago, I started Lazy Ninja with a clear goal: eliminate boilerplate in Django APIs. The idea was simple in theory: automatically generate CRUD routes, validation, serialization, and Continue reading Metaprogramming and the Limits of Static Analysis
