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5+ years specialized in Java backend development. Freelance since early 2020.
Joined September 2026
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Oct 8 • Dev Stories • 12 min read
📝 DEV STORY
Featuring:Waqas AhmedWaqas Ahmed•Software Engineer & Content Creator
From Software Development to AI & Real Estate Tech — Waqas Ahmad’s Developer Journey > “Coding may help you build the product, but understanding people helps you build something people actually want to use.” Waqas Ahmad's journey into technology d...
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Oct 8 • Articles • 1 min read
Learning AI Engineering: The Power of Prompt Optimization . As I continue my journey as a Software & AI Engineering student at Turing College, I’m learning that working with AI is not simply about asking questions and expecting great answers.Sometime...
Oct 8 • Articles • 2 min read
In a previous posthttps://dev.to/alexiskypridemos/changelog-vs-narrative-documentation-a-real-world-test-1kck, I tested a changelog-driven approach to documentation using a real open source project, the Trongate PHP frameworkhttps://trongate.io. The...
Oct 8 • Articles • 6 min read
I started 3Stone AI because the work I wanted to do rarely ended in one format. Research might need to become a brief, a presentation, or a spreadsheet. An image might become a video. A plan might need to become an interactive tool. I wanted research...
Oct 7 • Articles • 5 min read
RWA tokenization in 2026 typically costs between $50,000 and $150,000 to issue a single asset on an existing platform, and $250,000 to $750,000 or more to build a custom tokenization platform. Running costs come on top of that: usually $30,000 to $15...
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Oct 7 • Articles • 3 min read
Hey DEV Community! Remember the 90s and early 2000s? You'd open a simple program, drag a button onto a form, write a couple of readable lines of code, hit Run, and a real, working .exe popped up instantly on your screen. No 500MB of nodemodules. N...
Oct 7 • Articles • 2 min read
A Hacker News thread comparing the value of Anthropic and OpenAI subscriptions turned into something more useful than a vendor scoreboard: people posting their actual usage and realizing they were paying the wrong way for it. Flat-rate seats and mete...
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Oct 5 • Articles • 5 min read
An AI editing interface can look simple: upload an image, type an instruction, and press Generate. The engineering contract behind that screen is not simple at all. Different models can accept different numbers of source images. A resolution may be ...
Oct 5 • Launches • 1 min read
Free cursive text and font images for bios and messages...
Oct 2 • Articles • 3 min read
I'm a 300-level Computer Science student at NOUN in Lagos. I have no professional experience in fraud or banking, so this post is me asking for correction from people who do. The problem as I understand it When online fraud happens, the money often...
Oct 2 • Articles • 4 min read
When I first started learning web development, one question kept coming to my mind: How does a computer understand the code we write? We write HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, but how does a browser turn those lines of code into a beautiful website that p...
Sep 28 • Articles • 4 min read
One of the most common issues that developers encounter while working with npm Node Package Manager is the err! maximum call stack size exceeded error. This error can be frustrating and confusing, but don't worry, you're not alone! In this article, ...
Sep 28 • Articles • 11 min read
For years, businesses have measured their digital visibility through a familiar set of metrics: Google rankings. Organic traffic. Click-through rates. Backlinks. Conversions. These metrics still matter. But AI is introducing a very different quest...
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Sep 28 • Articles • 1 min read
I have 7+ years of experience as a full-stack and data engineer, and I’m currently transitioning into AI. I’ve tried applying for projects through platforms such as Mercor, AfterQuery, DataAnnotation, Outlier, Turing, and Snorkel, but I haven’t had ...
Sep 25 • Articles • 1 min read
Two products can run the exact same AI model, and behave completely differently. One stays a basic back-and-forth chatbot. The other works for hours on a real software task, with access to files and a terminal. The difference doesn't live in the mo...
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Sep 25 • Articles • 1 min read
A script that writes straight to the path a consumer reads can die halfway and leave a torn file that everything downstream loads as complete. No error appears anywhere, because the only process that failed is gone. I tested the fix the unfriendly wa...
Sep 25 • Articles • 11 min read
Creating a professional image used to mean starting with a blank canvas, finding the right designer, searching through stock libraries, or spending hours refining a concept manually. Today, an AI Image Generator can turn a simple description into a ...
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Sep 24 • Articles • 3 min read
WPForms Lite is one of the most popular free form builders in WordPress, but it has one gap that keeps coming up: there's no file upload field. If you want visitors to attach photos to a contact form, a support request, or a portfolio submission, the...
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Sep 24 • Articles • 3 min read
Free WAF for Self-Hosted Apps: Protect Your Stack Without the Bill If you self-host your apps, you've already committed to owning the infrastructure. That's good news for security: it means you can drop a free WAF in front of your stack without sig...
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