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Just a normal day. Wake up in the morning, pick up my friend from his house, head to the gym. Somewhere between sets, he casually mentions: "One of my client's apps went down. I've been awake for the last 2-3 hours trying to fix it." We start discussing it casually. He tells me: git status showed a
This is a submission for the GitHub Finish-Up-A-Thon Challenge Digital Secretary is a privacy-first personal AI assistant that runs on your Windows PC and talks to you through Telegram. No cloud subscription. No Docker. No data leaving your machine unless you choose it. You send a message → your PC
This is a submission for the GitHub Finish-Up-A-Thon Challenge I revived a 4-year-old React quiz app I abandoned on GitHub. It had been sitting untouched for years... broken, incomplete, and barely functional. When I fired it up, it didn't even make it past the loading screen. Sigh... I expected thi
This is a submission for the Gemma 4 Challenge: Build with Gemma 4 Your family generates health data every single day. Steps, sleep, heart rate, blood oxygen, passively, silently, constantly. But when something happens, no one had any warning. As a student doctor, I keep seeing the same thing: famil
Some people will tell you agents will take all our jobs. Others insist they are useless. Leadership at many companies The post What ClickHouse learned from a year of coding with AI agents appeared first on The New Stack.
93 Agents. One OS. Twelve Hours. Under $1,000. I need to tell you something before we get into the announcements. For months, I've been building an app — a kind of AI operating system where specialized agents each own a domain. A coding agent. A design agent. A research agent. Each one has real prog
As developers, we spend hours, days, or even months writing clean code, optimizing performance, and building beautiful user interfaces. But what happens after you hit "deploy"? Too often, brilliant projects sit in a corner of the internet simply because people can’t find them. Building a great web a
This is a submission for the Google I/O 2026 Challenge: Explore Google I/O 2026 At Google I/O 2026, Google announced Gemini Omni: a unified multimodal model that generates ~10-second video clips with synchronized audio from text, image, and audio inputs. Every tech company has a video generation mod
This is a submission for the Gemma 4 Challenge: Write About Gemma 4 Gemma 4's most interesting model isn't the 31B flagship. It's the 26B A4B — a Mixture-of-Experts model that activates only 4 billion parameters per token while delivering performance nearly identical to the dense 31B. If that sounds
AI Coding & Vibe Coding: Build Faster Without Losing the Plot AI coding is no longer just autocomplete. It is planning, editing, testing, debugging, refactoring, and sometimes opening pull requests while you do something else. That sounds insane if you compare it to old-school programming. But it al
This is a submission for the GitHub Finish-Up-A-Thon Challenge Project Haven is an AI-powered emergency response and disaster recovery platform built specifically for bushfire preparedness — helping people find safe evacuation points, receive real-time alerts, access government recovery support, and
Most AI coding tools are built to assist you. Rogue Studio is built to attack you — specifically, to attack Here's how I built the adversarial swarm architecture, and why I kept hitting the same wall. I'm a security-focused developer. I do legitimate vulnerability And every single AI coding tool I t
There's a specific moment every developer hits when building an AI-powered app for the first time. Not the fun part. Not the part where the model does something impressive and you feel like a genius. The other moment. The one at 1am where you're staring at your client code and you realize your Gemin
Making a Calculator UI with HTML5 and CSS3 Razvan Zamfir May 24 #css #html #tutorial #ui Add Comment 3 min read
Form Arrays: The Senior Way to Build UI in Angular "Senior Angular developers stop thinking in forms. They start thinking in dynamic UI systems." One recurring issue in enterprise Angular applications: static forms trying to solve dynamic workflow problems. It's not always obvious when it happens. A
The recent surge of Hyperliquid’s HYPE token, which hit a new all-time high following the launch of two HYPE ETFs in the U.S., highlights critical considerations for developers building tokenized asset platforms. This event underscores how fast growth, driven by tokenization of stocks, commodities,
Book: System Design Pocket Guide: Interviews — 15 Real System Designs, Step by Step Also by me: Thinking in Go (2-book series) — Complete Guide to Go Programming + Hexagonal Architecture in Go My project: Hermes IDE | GitHub — an IDE for developers who ship with Claude Code and other AI coding tools
If you’re new to Solana, one of the most confusing things about SPL tokens is why a single token interaction can involve multiple addresses. When I first started working with SPL tokens, I kept running into the same problem. Every action seemed to require a different address. I wasn’t just dealing w
Part 1 of 3 — the single-document case. There's a class of bug that every backend engineer ships at least once, usually Take a concrete invariant: a team can hold at most 10 seats. To add a seat you count < 10, and write. A textbook Read → Modify → Write. Now run it twice at the same instant. Reques
Your First LeetCode Journey: Conquering 'Two Sum' (Problem 1) with Ease! Hey fellow developers! 👋 Kushalx here, and today we're diving into the absolute cornerstone of algorithmic problem-solving: LeetCode's very first problem, Two Sum. If you're just starting your LeetCode adventure, this is the p
