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James Dayalverified • 22 hours • in Dev Stories • 2 min read

He Doesn't Code. AI Helps Him Build 14 Products — Anders Dahl Rasmussen

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Anders Dahl Rasmussen•solo founder in Norway

🎥 DEV SPOTLIGHT Featuring: Anders Dahl Rasmussenhttps://coderlegion.com/user/Anders+Dahl+Rasmussen • Solo Founder He Doesn't Code. AI Helps Him Build 14 Products — Anders Dahl Rasmussen > What happens when a non-technical founder decides to build ...

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Myzubster • 17 hours • in Articles • 5 min read

Building ZORGAX: Turning a Local LLM into a DevOps AI Agent

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alexvoste • 9 hours • in Discussions • 7 min read

I Taught AI to Review My Code So I Never Miss Leg Day Again

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Shailesh • 15 hours • in Articles • 11 min read

11 Claude Code Gotchas That Quietly Skip Your Guardrails

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WAQAS AHMAD • 35 minutes • in Articles • 1 min read

Today’s Industry Insights: AI Security, SEO, GEO & Real Estate Marketing

Which of These Updates Actually Changes How You Work? A lot of industry news looks important at first glance, but the practical impact can be very different depending on whether you are working in software development, SEO, AI visibility, or real e...

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Chris Rodriguez • 46 minutes • in Articles • 2 min read

Debugging scroll anchoring when a prepended feed shifts

If a feed prepends new rows while someone is reading older ones, inspect the scroll container before adding JavaScript to adjust its offset. Chromium may already be compensating for the inserted height through scroll anchoring. A transform on the rel...

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Chris Rodriguez • 47 minutes • in Articles • 2 min read

Why tests should verify runtime contracts, not inferred types

If your Node tests are green but callers still need casts, you’re mixing two different guarantees. A Node test proves what the function did when executed: the values returned, whether the input was mutated, and which inputs throw. It does not and can...

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AIFlipRoom • 1 hour • in Articles • 7 min read

How we check every AI-generated room render before a user sees it

Image models are very good at restyling a room and quietly bad at leaving the room alone. Ask for a Japandi living room and you get beautiful furniture, and sometimes also: a window that moved, shrank, or appeared over a kitchen sink where the photo...

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nyaomaru • 2 hours • in Articles • 8 min read

Migrating a Real TypeScript OSS Library from tsup to tsdown 🔧

> The config migration was small. Preserving the package contract was the interesting part. Hoi hoi! 👋 I'm @nyaomaruhttps://github.com/nyaomaru, a frontend engineer who enjoyed looking for fungus this season. 😸🍄 Recently, I migrated its build setu...

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Tom Smithverified • 7 hours • in Articles • 4 min read

Developer Weekly Briefing — October 9, 2026

A lighter week on the conference calendar, but a solid set of stories — agent infrastructure, open source governance, and two developer conversations worth your time. Here's what mattered. Coding agents broke Git's scaling math. GitHub is rebuildin...

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Nuts444 • 2 hours • in Articles • 3 min read

How AI Agents Control Smartphones

Observation and input are separate channels: what device control actually requires Fifth post from the Aiden team physical AI agent device, USB-connected, open source firmware. This one is less about a specific implementation detail and more about ...

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amanwebsolution • 4 hours • in Articles • 2 min read

Scoping a therapist's website as a developer: the three decisions that set the budget

When a therapist or counselor asks for a website quote, the visible work a clean theme, five to eight pages is the easy part. Three decisions underneath decide whether the project stays on budget. 1. What happens to the form data? A contact form ...

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firatcelik • 4 hours • in Articles • 21 min read

Kafka Just Learned to Be a Queue. Postgres Has Been One All Along.

Originally published on DEV.tohttps://dev.to/firfircelik/kafka-just-learned-to-be-a-queue-postgres-has-been-one-all-along-2i9g. On February 17, 2026, Apache Kafka 4.2 shipped with this line in the release announcementhttps://kafka.apache.org/blog/20...

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gmin_step • 4 hours • in Articles • 1 min read

What's the one file in your codebase everyone's afraid to open?

Every team has one. The file nobody wants to touch. It's usually not even that long. It's just old enough, tangled enough, and load-bearing enough that everyone's quietly agreed to leave it alone unless it's on fire. Mine is a 200-line utils file, ...

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stepan-nikonov • 4 hours • in Articles • 8 min read

Human Approval for AI Emails in n8n: Prevent Duplicate Sends

A safe AI email workflow creates a proposal, not a sent message. It gives that proposal a stable approval ID, stores it with a pending state, shows a reviewer enough context to decide, waits for a response, and only then allows one guarded s...

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stjepan • 6 hours • in Articles • 11 min read

Reverse Engineering NVIDIA CUDA Binaries with Data Clustering and AI

Motivation I am not a data scientist/engineer, but I wanted to do a little experiment on NVIDIA Cubin binary code. I recalled my colleague's thesis on Data Clustering and wondered what would actually happen if we tried something like that on an NVI...

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derekmwale • 6 hours • in Articles • 14 min read

The Strange Consequences of One Tiny Shortcut

There is something fascinating about shortcuts. A single line of code replaces ten. A keyboard combination saves three seconds. A small adjustment eliminates an unnecessary step. A clever workaround transforms an afternoon of frustration into fiv...

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IgorGanapolsky • 6 hours • in Articles • 2 min read

Why AI Agent Sandboxes Aren't Firewalls: In-Line Pre-Action Interdiction

Why AI Agent Sandboxes Aren't Firewalls: Moving Beyond Post-Action Observability to In-Line PreToolUse Interdiction > ThumbGate Engineering Daily | 2026-10-09 > Author: Igor Ganapolsky @IgorGanapolskyhttps://github.com/IgorGanapolsky > Verified...

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kmp-bits • 6 hours • in Articles • 10 min read

Telemetry: Shared Analytics and Crash Reporting in Kotlin Multiplatform

In a modern endurance car, every sensor talks to the same box. Tyre pressure, brake temperature, fuel flow, throttle trace. They all end up in one data stream that goes to the pit wall over a single radio link. The engineer on the wall doesn't care w...

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elsieraine_x • 7 hours • in Articles • 4 min read

Healthcare Website Design Trends to Watch in 2026

Patients now judge a clinic, hospital, or health brand by its website long before they call or walk in. In 2026, a healthcare website is expected to be fast, accessible, secure, and genuinely helpful. Here are the trends shaping how healthcare sites ...

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derekmwale • 7 hours • in Articles • 17 min read

The Latent Architecture of Software

The invisible structures, hidden relationships, and emergent rules that shape every application By Derek Mwale Software has two architectures. The first is the one we deliberately construct. It consists of modules, functions, databases, APIs, int...

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firatcelik • 7 hours • in Articles • 8 min read

Two PySpark contracts Staff DEs learn on a bad Tuesday: foreachBatch restarts and applyInPandas skew

Originally published on DEV.tohttps://dev.to/firfircelik/two-pyspark-contracts-staff-des-learn-on-a-bad-tuesday-foreachbatch-restarts-and-applyinpandas-skew-39pa. Your streaming MERGE looked fine in the notebook. Your applyInPandas transform looked...

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