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Hello Dev Community 👋 I recently built my first web project called Namastra — a simple tool to explore the meanings, origins, and insights behind names. 👉 Live Demo: 💡 Why I built this I noticed that many people are curious about: What their name means Where their name comes from What personality
My Submission GitHub Repo: https://github.com/SimranShaikh20/BugWhisperer Live Demo: https://bugwhisperer.msusimran20.workers.dev Eight months ago I had a problem. Our dev team had 60+ open GitHub issues across 3 repos. Nobody knew what to fix first. Every sprint planning meeting turned into a 45-mi
I'm a solo developer in Accra, Ghana, and I just shipped my first real product. It's called AgentRAM (agentram.dev), and it's a memory API for AI agents. This is the build story and the stack. Over the last year, AI agents have gone from research toys to actual things people ship. But every agent th
A few weeks ago, I argued that AI is not a great equalizer — it's a great amplifier. It amplifies what developers already are, for better and for worse. Juniors with AI produce junior code at senior speed. Seniors with AI produce senior code at supernatural speed. This post is about where that ampli
GitHub Copilot Has a New App. Here's What Changed for My Daily Workflow. GitHub launched a desktop-native Copilot app in technical preview this week. The key feature: agent sessions tied to a repo, issue, or PR — with a full session space that pauses, resumes, and can drive changes into a pull reque
I was scrolling through my feed recently when I saw something that felt like a glitch in the simulation. A developer had built a terminal emulator called "Ratty" a GPU-accelerated, 3D environment where the cursor is a spinning 3D rat and you can literally tilt your entire workspace in 3D space like
'## What I Built Eight developer tools that run entirely in your browser — no files uploaded, no server-side processing, no tracking. Tool Description JSON Formatter Beautify, validate, compress JSON. CSV export Image → Base64 Drag & drop, instant Data URI generation SQL Formatter Pretty-print with
JSNation is coming soon, and besides my talk (I’ll drop the link in the comments so I don’t spam you with it for the tenth time 😅), there are also discussion rooms. And somehow, I got invited to two of them. Now, a normal person would probably stop for a second and think: “Do I even have time for t
You know that moment when you just want to decode a JWT, but jwt.io wants you to log in to "save your tokens"? Or when you need a quick curl command and Postman's 200MB Electron app feels like overkill? I had that moment too many times in 2025, so over the past year I built 6 small dev tools to repl
I built a profiler to audit my own tool calls. After loading 157 skills in 12 days, I realized I had zero visibility into whether I was using them efficiently. So I built AgentLens. Most AI agent demos look magical because the demo is 30 seconds long. Run the same agent for a day and watch the logs.
REST API Design: Building APIs Developers Love (2026) A good API is like a good UI — intuitive, consistent, and a pleasure to use. 1. Consistency over cleverness → Same patterns everywhere → Predictable response shapes → No surprises 2. Resources, not actions → GET /users (not /getUsers) → POST /use
Spend a few hours in Claude Code and count what you actually read: tool output, reasoning traces, permission prompts, explanations. Maybe 20% is code. The rest is English at body size, continuous, for hours. Standard terminal themes are built around syntax highlighting — they're solving a different
Hey fellow devs, I used to love GitHub. Back when it felt like the internet's code playground — free public repos, smooth collaboration, no corporate overlord breathing down our necks. Now? It's just another Microsoft product designed to extract every drop of value from us while giving us AI slop an
Every time I started a new agent session, I was re-explaining the same things. The architecture rules. The patterns to avoid. The decisions I'd already made. The approaches that already failed. The agent would forget everything and I'd be back to square one. My first instinct was to write better pro
Google didn’t just ship an update at I/O 2026. They redrew the map. Google Antigravity 2.0 dropped on May 19th and it’s not an IDE refresh. It’s a full platform pivot from AI assisted coding, to multi agent orchestration as the core development model. If you’ve been keeping an eye on the Agentic cod
After 3 months of solo development, 15,000+ lines of code, and countless iterations, I'm excited to share MGZon - a developer portfolio platform where every profile has its own AI bot. Feature LinkedIn GitHub MGZon Profile-specific AI Bot ❌ ❌ ✅ Visitors can ask the AI ❌ ❌ ✅ AI answers from real prof
It was a Tuesday night, and I was renaming a price in the Stripe dashboard. A price I had already renamed in our code three weeks earlier. The deployment had gone fine. Customers were unaffected. But the internal name still said pro_v2_alpha in Stripe, and now I was scrolling through a long list of
This is a submission for the Hermes Agent Challenge: Build With Hermes Agent I started AI-assisted building in July 2025. Self-taught, learning as I go. Hackathons and challenges turned out to be a big part of how I got better, structured lessons to build something inside a deadline, and the DEV cha
This is a submission for the Google I/O Writing Challenge The developer track at Google I/O 2026 made one thing undeniably clear: the era of the simple AI chat assistant is over. We have officially entered the Agentic Era. For independent developers, solo founders, and micro-SaaS builders who rely o
This is a submission for the Google I/O Writing Challenge Google I/O 2026 dropped a wall of announcements in two hours. 🔥 Gemini 3.5 Flash The keynote sugar rush was real. Every recap I've read picks one announcement and explains it. That's useful. But it doesn't answer the question I actually had
