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David Essien 25 minutes in Tutorials 11 min read
While building LogicVisor's review system, I was faced with a question I hadn't thought about before: what would happen if users submitted duplicate algorithm solutions? I decided to test it myself. I submitted a solution to a simple palindrome chal...
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David Essien 29 minutes in Articles 12 min read
When I was building Logicvisorhttps://logicvisor.vercel.app/ — an AI-powered tool that reviews your algorithmic code, breaks down time and space complexity, and gives you the kind of feedback you'd want before a technical interview — I had to make a ...
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David Essien 34 minutes in Tutorials 16 min read
Let's talk about wallet based auth in NestJS. What this is, is basically an auth system where the user is authenticated and authorized based on their web3 wallet. We'll be doing this with a Solana wallet. The process is quite straightforward: User ...
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mohammadhusain 1 hour in Articles 8 min read
Transport Management ERP Malaysia: Managing Logistics Operations With Integrated Software Managing transportation operations involves much more than moving goods from one location to another. Logistics companies need to coordinate vehicles, drivers...
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mindinu 1 hour in Articles 2 min read
If you are building distributed systems, network calls will fail. It’s not a matter of if, but when. Whether it's an API rate limit, a transient database spike, or a downstream service deploying buggy code, external network calls are non-determinis...
Hardik Goel 2 hours in Articles 7 min read
AI engineering renames itself every six weeks. Underneath the funeral, something real is happening and it's not what the eulogy says. There’s a clip going around, an Anthropic lead in an interview, saying, roughly, that we don’t prompt models any mo...
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Tom Smithverified 18 hours in Articles 7 min read
Two critical patches with active exploitation, a database deleted in nine seconds, and Java finally getting ahead of a quantum threat most enterprises haven't started thinking about. Plus NVIDIA bringing Rust into the CUDA kernel — a genuinely signif...
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Joemetry 2 hours in Articles 2 min read
For years, we’ve written HTML primarily for two audiences: human users sitting behind screen browsers and accessibility tools like screen readers. Now, a third user class has entered the ecosystem: Autonomous AI Agents & LLM Search Crawlers. Whethe...
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Vasken 2 hours in Articles 5 min read
For more than eight years, commercial trucking was my day-to-day reality. Long hours. Appointment windows. Detention. Deadhead miles. Dispatch messages. Pay calculations. Hours-of-service limits. Trying to remember what time I arrived at a shipper w...
Md Siddikur Rahaman 5 hours in Articles 7 min read
There is a moment every developer knows. You finish writing the feature. The application runs. The API returns the expected response. The database stores the data correctly. The frontend looks good. You think: “Done.” But is it really done? In a...
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Vasken 5 hours in Articles 4 min read
There’s a pattern we keep seeing across indie development and creative communities. One person posts: > “I have a project, but I need an artist.” A programmer says: > “I’m looking for a team.” A writer is looking for something worth joining. A ...
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Myzubster 5 hours in Articles 5 min read
We Turned a Real Knowledge Transfer Into Verifiable Evidence on Base Sepolia Today we completed an experiment inside MyZubster that connects real human collaboration, GitHub history, cryptographic commitments, and blockchain verification. The goal ...
Figsh 7 hours in Articles 2 min read
For a while, st-core.fscss charts had one annoying limit: every line, fill, and dot was locked to exactly 8 data points. --st-p1 through --st-p8, hardcoded. Want to plot 12 weeks of revenue? Tough. Want 5 points for a quick demo? You'd pad the array ...
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Methodox 7 hours in Videos 1 min read
Fantasy Planet Painter is a world building tool/world map editor by Methodox Technologies, Inc. It allows users to paint world maps using coarse pixels at high level while the algorithm generates all the intricate details procedurally. You can simply...
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AIAppsAPI 8 hours in Articles 1 min read
Most of us need a logo or a favicon pack a few times a year and would rather not wire up a design tool or create another account just for that. This is a small self contained option I have been pointing people to, and it is open source if you want to...
DHSeaDev 10 hours in Articles 3 min read
There's a specific moment I hit while building Creature Camp where I realized the constraints I'd chosen weren't limitations — they were the entire point. No network. No state on a server. No accounts. Everything drawn in code. Everything procedural...
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saurav_tb_pandey 11 hours in Articles 2 min read
Taming Async Race Conditions and Unmounted State in React: What's New in react-hook-lab Every React developer has encountered the dreaded console warning: "Can't perform a React state update on an unmounted component." Or worse, subtle race conditi...
Terminal Chai 11 hours in Articles 4 min read
One of the biggest hurdles in modern AI-assisted software development is giving agents reliable access to the web. Whether you are using Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or custom autonomous agents, software engineering rarely happens in a vacuum. Develo...
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