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I work full-time in tech and actually enjoy solving problems more than starting ...
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Developer life is not just about writing code.
To become a good developer, there are a few core skills that really matter:
1. Problem Solving
In real-world development, most of the time is spent understanding problems and fixing bugs.
Searching on ...
Why Did My “Perfect” Angular App Fail on Google?
A few years ago, I launched what I thought was a perfect Angular app. It was fast. The UI looked clean. The codebase was organized. My client loved it.
Then… silence
There was no organic traffic. I...
Posted in DevOps group
AWS costs can easily get out of control, especially as an application grows and teams keep adding new services. The good news is that most unnecessary spending comes from poor default decisions rather than real system requirements. In this article, w...
By Muhammad Ali Khan ICS/ OT Cybersecurity Specialist - AAISM | CISSP | CISA | CISM | CEH | ISO27001 LI | CHFI | CGEIT | CDCP
Adversarial AI: When Machines Fight Machines
Artificial Intelligence was supposed to make systems smarter, faster, and saf...
Your evals are passing 100%. Your prompts are solid. Your agent works perfectly in testing.
Then it hits production.
An API adds 500ms of latency. Suddenly your agent times out. The LLM hallucinates malformed JSON. Your parser breaks. A prompt inje...
Posted in WebDev group
Debugging webhooks is one of the most frustrating experiences in modern web development. You configure a Stripe payment hook, wait for a transaction, and... nothing happens. Was the request sent? Was it malformed? Did your server even receive it?
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And why "open source = free labor" is killing independent developers
TL;DR for the impatient
I spent 500+ hours building OBSIDIAN Neuralhttps://obsidian-neural.com, a real-time AI music generation VST plugin
100% of the code is open source AGPL-...
Recently, a CVSS 10.0 high-severity vulnerability in React 19/RSC and Next.js 14.3+ has been making headlines. This critical flaw exposed applications to single-request remote code execution RCE risks, forcing many development teams to rush framework...
When the recent RSC and Next.js security advisories started circulating, I’ll be honest — I got nervous.
Our production stack runs React 18 + Next.js 14, serving both browser traffic and API calls. A framework-level vulnerability usually means one t...
How to Verify a Smart Contract the Right Way A Real, Practical Guide
Smart contract verification is not just a “nice to have” — it’s a core trust signal in crypto. Whether you’re building a DeFi project, a utility token, or experimenting with blockch...
The first version of DB2TUI, a minimal TUI SQL IDE for DB2 databases on AS/400 is live. This project started as a side exploration, but I wanted to release it early—even without all the planned features—because real-world feedback matters more than p...
I Was Stuck After Learning React Basics — Mini Projects Changed Everything
When I first started learning React, everything felt exciting.
Components, JSX, useState, props — I was ticking off topics one by one.
But after a while, something felt off....
When syntax noise hides real design problems
> TL;DR: When you focus code reviews on syntax, you miss architecture, security, design and intent.
Problems
Syntax fixation
Design blindness
Missed risks
Bad feedback
Useless discussions
Reviewer...
"No code in the database" is a mantra instilled in developers from computer science school onward. It's a fundamental principle of traditional database design aimed at separation of concerns and maintainability.
But what if your database IS your cod...
Over the past few weeks/months I have been experimenting with various AI Developer Tools, more famously known as "Vibe Coding Tools" using natural language prompts to build apps.
There are many of these available today: Anything, Base 44, Replit, ...
The "Munmapchunk: Invalid Pointer" error typically appears during the runtime of a program while executing it. It arises when a program tries to free a particular memory portion that has either never been allocated or has already been freed. To resol...
Solana has gained popularity for its high-speed, low-cost transactions, but what truly sets it apart is its unique architecture. One of its standout features is the Program Derived Address PDA — a crucial concept every Solana developer should grasp....
Background
Email is part of our daily lives; everyone who works in an organization or uses the internet frequently has opened an email account at least once in their lifetime. But this technology, invented in the 90s, wasn’t created for widespread u...
Supporting multiple Business Central versions is getting more challenging, especially now that BC27 confirms several silent changes from 26.x as official breaking changes. Instead of splitting your app or maintaining separate branches, preprocessor d...
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