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I asked the Azure CLI for my function app's hostname and it handed me back null. The app was running. The hostname existed. The tool whose entire job is to tell me about the app just refused to say what it was. That was the first of a week's worth of moments where the platform looked me in the eye a
For a long time, the complete and authoritative definition of my production infrastructure was a scratch file of az commands and the order I remembered running them in. I'd click through the Azure Portal, paste in a few commands, and the service would come up: a container app, a Key Vault, some App
Every pull request I open gets an automated code review from an AI agent before I merge it. It reads the diff, checks it against my project's conventions, and posts its findings as a comment, like a second set of eyes that never sleeps. I run a whole studio's worth of repos solo, so that reviewer is
You're in the middle of debugging a production issue. You need to quickly decode a JWT token. You Google it, click the first result, and — "Sign up to continue." We've all been there. That frustration is exactly why I built ZeroApiTools — a collection of 67+ developer tools that run 100% in your bro
This is a submission for the GitHub Finish-Up-A-Thon Challenge I built RPA Expense Approver, an automation project that helps process expense requests from a user-facing app. The main idea is simple: instead of checking expense requests manually, the system allows users to submit a request through a
If you are building a Flutter app on Toronet, one of the hardest things to get right is identity. You need a way to: verify that a user really controls a Toro wallet request access to identity data with explicit consent avoid collecting raw KYC details directly in every app return the result cleanly
As a university graduate in Artificial Intelligence, you would think at this point I am programming anything and everything, any side project I can think of from anywhere at anytime. The reality is, life can always be difficult no matter what you do of varying angles away from any digital device. I
Developers spend their lives surrounded by incredible technology. We build distributed systems that span continents. We train AI models that can write code. We deploy applications to clouds containing millions of servers. We carry smartphones in our pockets that are more powerful than the supercompu
If you're building a SaaS in India, Stripe isn't always an option. Razorpay is the standard. A few days ago I noticed that InsForge — a Y Combinator-backed open-source framework — had solid Stripe support but no Razorpay integration at all. For any developer targeting the Indian market, that's a har
TL;DR: Always-on displays don’t drain your phone battery because they rely on two hardware advancements: OLED panels and LTPO technology. OLEDs save power by physically turning off pixels to display black backgrounds. Meanwhile, LTPO allows the screen’s refresh rate to drop to 1Hz, preventing the CP
I recently came across a piece of React code that caught my attention (new project, new codebase and this pattern is used quite a lot). Imagine you have a table displaying a list of movies and you can select each movie row by ticking a checkbox. The checkbox selection needs to reset every time the u
When beginners never have to troubleshoot, they may miss the skills that make 3D printing truly useful.
Minesweeper is very important to the calculation process.
What I shipped: Two new tools live: Resize Image and Crop Image, both on libvips natively A long-form guide, "How to Compress Images Without Losing Quality," written to feed my compress JPG/PNG/WebP pages with real internal links and real benchmarks from 24 of my own iPhone photos A site-wide "Image
Ever since the Pixel 10 was released last year, Qi2 magnets have been a love-hate relationship – I love using them, but I hate that, somehow, the Pixel 10 is the only Android phone that has them. It’s crazy to me that no other Android brand has taken this feature seriously, and that we still have no
Apple Watch performs favorably in The Wall Street Journal’s health and fitness tracker showdown today. Here’s how Apple Watch Series 11 stacks up against the Oura smart ring and fitness bands from Fitbit and Whoop. more…
Agentic artificial intelligence is being misread as a set of separate battles – for example, Snowflake Inc. versus Databricks Inc., copilots versus agents, model makers versus application vendors. We believe the larger fight is converging around a single question: Who owns the new intelligent client
My name is Furqan Akbar. I am a Web Developer and Linux This is not a motivational post. This is what I actually When I was studying for my BCA degree, I learned how things A server does not care that you just learned something new. I manage Linux servers daily at Elyspace. Ubuntu, CentOS, The only
Simplilearn's "Generative AI Full Course 2026" hit YouTube on June 5th and started pulling over 6,000 views per day. It's one of the fastest-growing generative AI course videos on the platform right now. Meanwhile, the State of Web Dev AI survey just reported that 54% of all developer code is now AI
AI tools can generate code quickly. They can create forms, tables, functions, components, and even full project structures. But there is one thing they still struggle with: Understanding the real workflow behind a business. That is where developers still matter. Especially developers who can turn me
