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CReact: JSX meta-execution engine v0.3.0
A meta-runtime for building domain-specific, reactive execution engines. Just released version 0.3.0, with a cool new demo! Demo: https://github.com/creact-labs/ai-powered-aws-website-generator CReact: https://github.com/creact-labs/creact Website: https://cr…
Claude Sync: Sync Your Claude Code Sessions Across All Your Devices Simplified
If you use Claude Code (Anthropic's official CLI), you've probably experienced this frustration: You're deep into a coding session on your work laptop. Claude remembers your project context, your preferences, your conversation history. Everything is flowing p…
Python vs. a Modern BASIC Interpreter: When the “Toy Language” Actually Wins
I like Python. A lot, actually. It is hard to argue against it: Python dominates data science, AI, and a large part of backend development. But I am also a C++ developer, and over the last year I built my own interpreter: jdBasic. Not as a Python replacement,…
I Built a YouTube Dislike Viewer with Next.js 16 — Here's How
I Built a YouTube Dislike Viewer with Next.js 16 Ever since YouTube removed the public dislike count, it's been harder to judge video quality at a glance. So I built a simple tool to bring it back. Live site: https://www.youtubedislikeviewer.shop What It Does…
Copilot vs Cursor vs Cody 2026: AI Coding Compared
"I'm already paying for one AI coding tool. Should I switch?" This is the question I keep hearing from developers. GitHub Copilot was first. Cursor disrupted everything. And Cody quietly became the best option nobody talks about. After using all three on real…
How to Host a Website on an Ubuntu VM Using VMware and Nginx and get unstuck if it doesn't load (Step-by-Step Guide)
🧪 Ubuntu VM Web Server Lab (VMware + SSH + Nginx) A hands-on lab to learn Linux web servers, networking, firewall rules, and real-world troubleshooting (plus how these skills transfer to AWS EC2 and DevOps). 🧰 Tech Stack Windows 10/11 (Host OS) Ubuntu Linux (…
CAPTCHA Tried to Stop Me: How MailSlurp Saved Email Tests
MailSlurp 101: Email verification is one of the most difficult tasks to automate in automated testing. OTP codes, password reset emails, sign-up links, and magic links typically lead to genuine inboxes like Gmail or Outlook, which are not conducive to automat…
Why I Built Locademy: A Local-First Video Learning Hub
I have a confession: my "Downloads" folder is a graveyard of tutorial series, conference talks, and screen recordings. Navigating through nested folders to find the next video in a sequence is a friction point that often kills my motivation to learn. I wanted…
DeepSeek AI 2026: Complete Guide to the $6M Model
A Chinese AI lab nobody had heard of just matched OpenAI's best reasoning model — for $6 million instead of $100 million+. The AI industry is losing its mind. Here's what actually matters. TL;DR — The Quick Take DeepSeek R1 delivers OpenAI o1-level reasoning …
How Traffic Leaves a Private Subnet in AWS
Understanding how traffic leaves a private subnet is an important part of AWS networking. Private subnets are often described as “not connected to the internet,” yet instances inside them can still download updates, call external APIs, or access managed AWS s…
Determine High-Performing Database Solutions
Exam Guide: Solutions Architect - Associate ⚡ Domain 3: Design High-Performing Architectures 📘 Task Statement 3.3 🎯 Determining High-Performing Database Solutions is about picking and designing databases that meet: 1 Performance goals 2 Scale requirements 3 A…
Cursor vs GitHub Copilot 2026: Which One Wins?
Let's settle this. Every developer subreddit, every Twitter thread, every Slack channel — the same question keeps popping up: Cursor or Copilot? Cursor is more powerful — with superior codebase understanding, multi-file editing via Composer, and autonomous ag…