Most Angular apps are still stuck in 2019’s interceptor model. Angular 20 quietly killed it — here’s why your pipeline needs a rewrite Most Angular applications still use interceptor architecture Continue reading Advanced provideHttpClient Interceptors
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If you’ve ever asked an LLM to “find the LOINC code for procalcitonin” or “list the active ingredients in Janumet,” you’ve probably watched it confidently invent a code that doesn’t Continue reading Seven medical terminologies, one MCP server: a practical walkthrough for clinical and research use
This article was originally published on Jo4 Blog. We built a suite of free developer tools: JSON formatter, JWT decoder, QR generator, UTM builder, and about a dozen others. Then Continue reading Why We Removed Ads from Our Free Tools (And Put Them Only on Blog Posts)
I work across English and Chinese codebases — internal docs, commit messages, customer support replies — and for a long time my Chinese typing speed was a real bottleneck. I Continue reading How I practice Chinese typing as a developer
Coding agents today are products, not platforms. Every single one ships as a bloated, all-in-one package that forces you into its way of working. Claude Code wants you to use Continue reading Why We Built Dhara — An Open Protocol Standard for AI Agents, Not Another Product
SQLite and Concurrency: The Lockout Experienced at islistesi.com A few weeks ago, the SQLite database I use to ensure data consistency in a production ERP system gave me serious trouble Continue reading SQLite and Concurrency: The Lockout Experienced at islistesi.com
Weekly Challenge 320 Each week Mohammad S. Anwar sends out The Weekly Challenge, a chance for all of us to come up with solutions to two weekly tasks. My solutions Continue reading Weekly Challenge: The maximum difference
Color contrast is one of the most commonly overlooked accessibility requirements in web development — and one of the easiest to fail accidentally. You pick a beautiful grey text on Continue reading CSS Color Contrast: The WCAG Rules Every Developer Should Know
Tic-tac-toe is a solved game. Any competent adult can force a draw every time. But can an agent figure that out with zero human knowledge? Give two agents a blank Continue reading Q-Learning for Games: Teaching an Agent Tic-Tac-Toe Through Self-Play
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There is an open secret in the world of vibe coding. The people commissioning the work — the ones with the product idea, the domain expertise, the actual customer in Continue reading When AI writes the code, what should humans actually read?
Compass v1.1.0 · the recall consumption fix We shipped nautilus-compass v1.1.0 12 hours after v1.0.0. v1.0.0 was the public stable cut. v1.1.0 fixes a class of failure that v1.0.0 surfaces Continue reading Compass v1.1.0 · we shipped a memory plugin that catches its own consumption drift
A while ago, I caught myself wondering: “Am I too late?” Not because I started coding late. But because every week there seems to be a new AI demo building Continue reading Why I’m Still Learning to Code Even With AI
Let me tell you the story of three weeks of my life I will never get back. We were building an AI agent on AMAZON Bedrock — an autonomous system Continue reading The iam: PassRole Nightmare – 3 Weeks of My Life I Will Never Get Back
