Photo to Excel is an AI-powered web application that converts table photos and screenshots into editable Microsoft Excel .xlsx workbooks. The product is designed for people who need structured, office-ready data from images—finance teams, administrat...

I’ve been working on kicad-mcp-pro, an open-source MCP server that connects KiCad PCB and schematic workflows to AI agents. GitHub: https://github.com/oaslananka/kicad-mcp-pro What is kicad-mcp-pro? kicad-mcp-pro is an MIT-licensed open-source pro...

Have you ever wondered how global giants like Google, Netflix, or YouTube stay online 24/7, even during massive global events when millions of users log in at the exact same millisecond? If you are tired of just reading theory and want to get hands-...

How an unexpected database limit led me to build an offline-first anti-proxy attendance system. Introduction When I started building an attendance system for my university's UBA Unnat Bharat Abhiyan club, I had one clear instruction from our coordi...

JavaScript Fundamentals Week-01: Understanding Execution Context, Scope & Closures > "When I started learning JavaScript, I could write functions and variables, but I didn't understand what actually happened behind the scenes. Questions like 'Why ...

If you are starting any business, most people will tell you the same thing: plan everything carefully before you begin. Doing this helps you avoid unexpected issues and costly mistakes after your business is up and running. The same applies if you ...

Why I Think Business Acumen Is the Product Manager’s “Translation Skill” I used to think product management was mostly about understanding users, writing requirements, and keeping a roadmap organized. Then I studied business acumen in the product m...

As software engineers, we've become incredibly good at monitoring our applications. We monitor CPU usage. We monitor memory. We monitor API latency. We monitor database performance. We monitor logs, traces, and infrastructure. Our CI/CD pipeli...

> An API that works for 100 users isn't automatically ready for 100,000. Scaling isn't just about adding more servers—it's about designing systems that remain reliable under pressure. When we first build an API, everything feels fast. Local databas...

Most eval setups have a quiet lie in them. You run a fixed question set through your agent, a judge model scores the answers, you get a number, and you feel good. But that number describes a sandbox. It says nothing about the question a stranger type...

"Anyone can generate a QR code. Designing one that actually prevents misuse is the hard part." When people hear "QR-based attendance," the first question is usually: "Can't someone just take a photo of the QR code and send it to their friend?" The...

Why I wrote this Until this project, "object storage" and "S3" were the same word in my head. Bucket, IAM keys, boto3, done. I had never once thought about what happens underneath, because AWS's whole pitch is that I don't have to. > Note — object...

title: I automated my homelab so hard it started naming servers after Tarantino characters published: true description: What started as avoiding the Proxmox UI turned into OpenTofu, Ansible, dynamic inventory, and a bunch of bugs I didn't expect. ta...

> 🗓️ Last updated: May 2026 — reflecting current production patterns and the OWASP LLM Top 10 2025https://owasp.org/www-project-top-10-for-large-language-model-applications/. Every few years, the software industry rediscovers the same lesson. A new...