Category
AI
21 posts
How to Fix Any Bug: The Repro-First Method (When Claude Can't)
Claude keeps declaring bugs 'fixed' that aren't. Here's the repro-first debugging method I use to actually nail root causes — works for AI and humans.
Claude Cowork vs OpenClaw vs Hermes Agent: Honest Pick (2026)
I ran the same workflow through Claude Cowork, OpenClaw, and Hermes Agent. One of them is worth your money. The other two might be worth more, depending on what you actually want.
Video.js v10 Beta: 88% Smaller, Fully Composable
Video.js v10 is a ground-up rewrite — 88% smaller bundles, composable components, first-class React, and built for AI-assisted dev. Here's what changed.
The Vibe Coding Lie: Wrapper Tools vs Foundation Tools
"I built an app in 3 hours." Sure, but with which tool? Lovable and Claude Code aren't playing the same game. Here's the difference before you start.
Claude Skills: 8 Markdown Files That Replaced My NPM Scripts
A working dev's guide to Claude Skills, 8 markdown files that quietly replaced brittle NPM scripts in my workflow, and the ones you should ignore.
I Built an MCP Server for My Portfolio. Here's Why It Matters.
46 tools, one Sanctum token, three abilities. Claude Code now manages my whole portfolio without me ever touching the admin panel.
Building VS Code Extensions in 2026: The Complete Modern Guide
Master VS Code extension development in 2026. Learn TypeScript, React webviews, AI integration with Ollama, and publishing to the marketplace. Includes real-world examples and open-source templates.
RAG for Developers: Building Context-Aware Documentation Assistants
Learn how to build a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) system for documentation assistants using Python, LangChain, PostgreSQL pgvector, and Ollama. Complete tutorial with open-source code.
Learn These 10 AI Concepts Before It's Too Late
AI familiarity is no longer optional for developers. As we head further into an AI-driven economy, this skill set will become core knowledge for all software developers to understand. No, you don't have to go back to school or retake your statistics class or even know how to train models. But as a software developer, you will be asked to integrate or maintain AI of some sort in your applications, whether it's chatbots, MCP servers, or large-scale systems.