Hey Agile Folks, We Need to Talk About Planning I’ve been in and around software teams long enough to watch Agile go from a genuinely good idea to something that Continue reading Agile or Winging It→

After years of building tools and reviewing code, I have found that the vast majority of mathematical operations in production software come down to five categories. You don’t need a Continue reading The Five Math Operations That Cover 90% of Programming Problems→

If your website collects any personal data, including analytics cookies, email addresses, or IP addresses in server logs, you need a privacy policy. This isn’t optional advice. It’s a legal Continue reading Your Website Needs a Privacy Policy and Here’s What It Must Include→

Building a math equation solver that accepts text input like “2x + 5 = 13” and returns “x = 4” is one of those projects that sounds straightforward and then Continue reading Parsing Math Equations in JavaScript: From String to Solution→

Building a countdown timer feels like a two-minute task: let seconds = 60; const timer = setInterval(() => { seconds–; display(seconds); if (seconds <= 0) clearInterval(timer); }, 1000); Ship it. Continue reading JavaScript Countdown Timers: Why setInterval Drifts and How to Fix It→

Abstract: This comprehensive post explores the evolution of indie hacking and the role of open source licensing in powering small-scale, sustainable software entrepreneurship. We delve into the history and background Continue reading Indie Hacking Success Stories and the Power of Open Source Licensing: A Deep Dive→

ByteDance open-sourced DeerFlow 2.0 on February 27, 2026, and within 24 hours it was sitting at the top of GitHub Trending. The repository has since accumulated around 25,000 stars and Continue reading DeerFlow 2.0: What It Is, How It Works, and Why Developers Should Pay Attention→

When I first started as a developer, I thought I had it all figured out. I felt like I was ahead of the curve—smart, skilled, and ready to build amazing Continue reading The $0 Developer Journey: How I Learned to Focus on What Really Matters→

Stripe’s official MCP server connects AI assistants to payment infrastructure — customers, products, invoices, subscriptions, refunds, and uniquely, Stripe’s documentation. It lives in the stripe/ai monorepo alongside framework integrations for Continue reading The Stripe MCP Server — Payment Operations Through Your AI Assistant→

The Supabase MCP server isn’t just a database tool — it’s a full backend management interface. While most database MCP servers give you SQL execution and schema inspection, Supabase gives Continue reading The Supabase MCP Server — Full Backend Management Through Your AI Assistant→

Robotics MCP servers bridge the gap between AI and the physical world — letting agents control robot arms, manage smart homes, program microcontrollers, fly drones, and run physics simulations. We Continue reading Robotics MCP Servers — ROS, Home Assistant, ESP32, Robot Arms, Drones, and More→

Eu queria digitar “noite chuvosa, meio melancólica” e receber uma playlist perfeita. Então eu construí isso. TL;DR Eu construí um gerador de playlists com IA usando Claude + Spotify API Continue reading Construí um gerador de playlists no Spotify com Claude→

Ahnii! Static sites are fast and cheap to host, but your data goes stale the moment you deploy. This post shows how a SvelteKit portfolio site serves live data from Continue reading Three Tiers of Data Freshness in a SvelteKit Static Site→