TL;DR Built Source License – a complete software licensing management system in Ruby/Sinatra that handles everything from payments to license validation. It’s open source, self-hostable, and free. 🚧 Alpha Status: Continue reading I Built an Open-Source Alternative to Expensive Software Licensing Platforms 🚀
This blog was originally posted on the Docker official website Generative AI (GenAI) is revolutionizing software development, but creating AI-powered applications comes with significant challenges. First, the current AI landscape Continue reading How to Create a Fully-Featured ChatBot with Observability Tools to Monitor and Optimize your AI Models
This post is my submission for DEV Education Track: Build Apps with Google AI Studio. What I Built I create an HR web application that generates, processes, and manages all Continue reading PayGenius HR : Payslip Generator
I recently found myself rebuilding the same EKS infrastructure for every new project — IAM roles, node groups, tagging, GitOps setup… all from scratch. So I decided to turn it Continue reading How I Built a Secure Terraform Module to Deploy EKS on AWS (and Launched It as a Product)
Welcome Back, Fellow Builders! After laying the foundation in our project initialization, we’re now ready to shape the heart of our blog with configuration files. This step is where the Continue reading Creating Blog Tutorial Using Next.JS 15 & TailwindCSS 4.0 (Part #2)
If you’ve ever built a website, you know that images can make or break the user experience. They bring your content to life, but they can also slow it down Continue reading Jekyll, Cloudflare Pages & Workers: A Guide to Dynamic Image Compression & Delivery (Part #1)
Earlier this week, I asked other Spring Boot developers to test my side project, N1netails Dashboard—a self-hosted, developer-friendly alerting and monitoring platform built with Spring Boot (backend) and Angular (frontend). Continue reading Fixing OutOfMemoryError in Spring Boot: Implementing Pagination (With Angular Example)
Designing an object-oriented system goes far beyond simply creating classes and distributing methods. One of the most difficult and crucial decisions lies in how to break the system into smaller Continue reading [EN] Granularity: The Art of Breaking the System into the Right Size
Unveiling the Secrets of Derivatives and Gradients in Machine Learning Have you ever wondered how a self-driving car navigates a busy street, or how Netflix recommends your next binge-worthy show? Continue reading Understanding Derivatives: The Slope of Change
Mastering the Art of Optimizing PDFs: A Comprehensive Guide to Algorithmic Compression In the digital age, PDFs remain a ubiquitous format for sharing documents due to their consistent presentation across Continue reading Advanced PDF Optimization Techniques – 1752893
After years of writing code, debugging endlessly, and explaining APIs to teammates over coffee, I’ve finally taken the plunge into something new — bite-sized developer explainers on YouTube. 📺 My Continue reading 🎬 Introducing Ravgeek: Dev Concepts in 60 Seconds
📄 Description: Most people are not using ChatGPT the right way to learn complex topics faster. If something sounds confusing or full of jargon, just use a simple trick: Type Continue reading Most people are using ChatGPT the wrong way. Here’s how to learn any skill faster
Leapcell: The Best of Serverless Web Hosting Go Performance Tuning in Practice: 20 Core Lessons from Production As an engineer who has spent years building backend services with Go, I’m Continue reading 20 Go Performance Tricks I Learned the Hard Way
How I turned an idea into a real game changer in 30 days: GetFake.ai – The AI that detects luxury fakes better than human eyes Angel ・ Jul 3 #devchallenge Continue reading How i make the first AI fake product DETECTOR 🙂
After months of grinding through self-teaching, late-night tutorials, rejected applications, and learning English alongside JavaScript, I finally landed my first dev job. Big corporate IT company. Big expectations. Big lie Continue reading I Got My First Dev Job. I Was Not Ready.
