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An MCP server is not a new API. It is a thin layer over the one you already have
Somewhere in the last year, "do we need an MCP server?" joined the list of questions that arrive in a brief before anyone has said what the thing is for. It is usually framed as MCP vs API, as though the Model Context Protocol were a newer kind of AP...
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The Room You Walk Into
A few weeks ago I taught a prompt engineering workshop to a room of high school students in Kinston, North Carolina. One of them told me AI felt intimidating. Another said he uses it every day but has no idea how it actually works. Both of those ans...
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Why AI Glasses Need Context Awareness More Than Bigger AI Models
AI glasses are becoming more capable of understanding voice commands, recognizing objects and answering questions about the world around them. However, there is an important difference between identifying something through a camera and understanding ...
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Building a Calendar-Based Halloween Theme in Vue
Building a Calendar-Based Halloween Theme in Vue A seasonal theme can make a website feel a little more alive. The challenge is making it appear at the right time, disappear afterward, and stay out of the way of the actual content. On rusu-ionut.r...
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Mini-tutorial: Preserve decorative paint with overflow: clip + overflow-clip-margin
Prerequisites Basic familiarity with CSS overflow values and the distinction between layout vs paint. A component that must not become scrollable cards, badges, decorative wrappers. Implementation decision Keep overflow: clip on the wrapper to as...
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While my keyboard gently weeps.
So a job offer came in. The company offering it is one I helped build. In fact, the "I just don't give a what" profile picture that I use here was taken by the same guy offering me the position. The "basin boys" came into the cementing game taking n...
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Developer Weekly Briefing — October 30, 2026
Security dominated this week, but not in the usual way. Two active campaigns turned GitHub configuration files into attack surfaces. Researchers demonstrated that the built-in browsers inside AI coding tools can read your SSH keys. And at Oracle AI ...
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Your Website Is Your Digital Reputation: How Design, Development, and SEO Build Customer Trust
A website is more than a collection of pages, images, and written content. It is often the first place where potential customers discover a business, evaluate its credibility, and decide whether they want to work with it. Imagine visiting two differ...
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CRAFTER Technical Mastery: Seeing the System Through the Syntax (Part 4)
You know what you need to build․ You've worked out the requirements and have no other blockers to completing the project․ You've defined what success would look like․ You've found time to work on the project without distractions․ There is one more fa...
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Trick or Type Guard? Surviving `unknown` with is-kit 🎃
Hoi hoi! 👋 I'm @nyaomaruhttps://github.com/nyaomaru, a frontend engineer who is scared of horror things 🙀 Happy Halloween! 🎃👻 Tonight, we're exploring a haunted TypeScript project. There are zombies 🧟, ghosts 👻, mysterious pumpkins 🎃, and a terri...
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How Much Does It Cost to Automate Lead Follow-Up in the Philippines?
Most small businesses in the Philippines do not lose leads because the product is wrong. They lose leads because an inquiry arrives on Messenger, a website form, email, or a missed call, and nobody follows up before the customer moves on. Au...
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What Is a Good Conversion Rate? (And Why the Average Can Fool You)
We build Opti-Behavior, the WordPress plugin mentioned in this guide. Imagine Nadia. She sells online yoga classes. Last month, 3,000 people visited her sales page and 45 bought a class. She typed "what is a good conversion rate" into Google and fou...
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🧩 JavaScript Promises Inside Promises: The Hidden Bugs, Execution Flow and How to Fix Them
Have you ever debugged JavaScript code where a function says “Done!”, but the operation it depends on is still running? Or perhaps an API request fails, but the error never reaches the catch block you expected to handle it. You inspect the code. Yo...
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Embeds: Putting a Live NitroIDE Playground Inside Your Docs
Every tutorial has the same weak spot: the code sample. A static block shows what the code looks like. It cannot show what the code does. The reader has to copy it, open an editor, paste it, and run it — and every step in that chain is a step where a...
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Multi-tenant SaaS, explained with a football academy
"Multi-tenant" is one of those words that sounds harder than it is. I put it on my CV. Track My Academyhttps://www.trackmyacademy.com is multi-tenant and role-based. Real academies run on it. So here's what that actually means, for beginners. No clo...
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⚠️MURAL DE AVISOS
🌐 Site oficial: https://mulher-amparada.github.io/mulher-amparada-app/ 💻 Repositório GitHub: https://github.com/mulher-amparada/mulher-amparada-app Sobre como o projeto foi estruturado: > Quando a usuária arrasta pro lado no AssistenteActivity, va...
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PHP2Shell: When a Simple Upload Feature Turns Into Remote Code Execution
Exploring CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 through a TryHackMe lab. Introduction October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and honestly, this month has been quite interesting from a cybersecurity perspective. There have been plenty of vulnerabi...
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🌷 Mulher Amparada: uma história de dedicação, reconstrução e tecnologia!
Por trás do Mulher Amparada, existe uma história de muito trabalho, persistência, dificuldades e evolução. E hoje quero compartilhar um pouco de como tudo isso aconteceu. 📅 O início e o encerramento do projeto Comecei o Mulher Amparada em 13/05/202...
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🌷Mulheres.
Este projeto fala sobre violência contra a mulher com vocês, não por vocês. Pode parecer que estou falando no lugar de vocês — por isso abri as Discussões, compartilhei o poder de decisão sobre conteúdo e estou reescrevendo este ABOUT com base no qu...
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Don't Let Your Node.js Apps Drown: A Guide to Backpressure
What is Backpressure? In the world of software development, backpressure is a communication signal sent from a data consumer the part of the system receiving information back to a data producer the part sending it to tell it to slow down. It occurs...
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Malaysia E-Invoicing: Which Business Processes Should Be Integrated with ERP?
Malaysia E-Invoicing: Which Business Processes Should Be Integrated with ERP? Malaysia's transition towards electronic invoicing is transforming how businesses manage financial transactions, accounting, taxation, and operational workflows. As compa...
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Kurt Gödel: The Incompleteness Theorems, the Limits of Logic, and Can an AGI Ever Know Everything?
In the twilight of his life, when the Institute for Advanced Study IAS in Princeton was the undisputed intellectual epicenter of the world, Albert Einstein shared a startling confession in confidence with Austrian economist Oskar Morgenstern: > “My ...
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