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Level UI • 19 hours • in Articles • 9 min read
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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  • ai
  • api
  • webdev
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Bubblegun • 9 hours • in Articles • 7 min read
The Maintainer Who Wrote "Sorry, I Missed the Request!"
Sixteen days of silence, one polite reminder, and a surprisingly good Friday in open source. My favorite GitHub notification this month wasn't a new star, a detailed code review, or someone telling me my project had changed their life. It was a mai...
  • opensource
  • github
  • career
  • writing
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Gigbee • 21 hours • in Articles • 4 min read
When DSA Solved Our AWS Scaling Problem
When DSA Solved Our AWS Scaling Problem In the age of AI, it feels like DSA is slowly disappearing from day-to-day development. You can ask an AI to generate a queue, configure an AWS service, or write a retry mechanism in seconds. But there is o...
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  • dsa
  • development
  • webdev
  • career
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Josaphatstar • Oct 19 • in Articles • 1 min read
The people winning most with AI aren't always the most technical ones.
Something I've been noticing lately that I wanted to get your take on. When I look at who's actually getting the most leverage from AI right now, it's not always developers. It's often people with strong business instincts marketers, entrepreneurs, ...
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  • discuss
  • ai
  • career
  • webdev
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Reigen • Oct 16 • in Tutorials • 7 min read
I Replaced $40/mo AI Job Trackers with a Local Python & Web Scraping Command Center (Zero API Key)
If you have looked for a remote role recently, you know the routine. You wake up, open 40 browser tabs across Ashby, Lever, Greenhouse, Remotive, Welcome to the Jungle, We Work Remotely, and the monthly Hacker News Who is Hiring thread. Half the "re...
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  • python
  • webscraping
  • career
  • opensource
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Lisa • Oct 14 • in Articles • 2 min read
Personal Branding for Developers: Make Your Growth Visible
Learning to code gives us something to build. Sharing what we learn gives people a way to find us. A project on LinkedIn. A question in a community. A hackathon experience turned into a blog post. Each offers a glimpse of what we care about, how we...
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  • personal-branding
  • community
  • career
  • learning
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alexvoste • Oct 9 • in Discussions • 7 min read
I Taught AI to Review My Code So I Never Miss Leg Day Again
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  • ai
  • devops
  • productivity
  • career
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Fahad Khalid • Oct 6 • in Articles • 8 min read
AWS: IAM, Regions, Availability Zones, and the Shared Responsibility Model
AWS: IAM, Regions, Availability Zones, and the Shared Responsibility Model A Practical Beginner's Guide with Certification Mapping SAA / MLA-C02 / Professional Foundations The Beginner Problem One of the most common mistakes new AWS users make is...
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  • aws
  • studentsuccess
  • career
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makumi • Oct 6 • in Articles • 9 min read
What to Look for When Hiring a Full-Stack Developer for Your Startup
Hiring a developer is one of the most consequential decisions a startup founder makes, and most founders make it by looking at the wrong things. Not because they are careless, but because the signals that are easiest to see, the GitHub profile, the ...
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  • fullstackdevelopment
  • startup
  • career
  • hiring
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earlystagestartups • Oct 5 • in Launches • 1 min read
EarlyStageStartups.com
A job board for pre-seed, seed and Series A startups...
  • startup
  • jobs
  • career
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Pires Aurelio • Oct 4 • in Articles • 3 min read
My Voice Is Code: How 2 Years as a Mute Freelance Go Developer Made Me an Async-First Expert
My Voice Is Code: How Being Mute Made Me The Best Async Dev You Will Hire Hello CoderLegion. I am Pires Aurelio, Rising Voice here on the platform. 342 points, 13 badges, 5 technical tutorials in 3 days. But there is one thing my profile does not ...
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  • golang
  • career
  • remotework
  • freelance
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AIAppsAPI • Oct 2 • in Articles • 2 min read
The Remote Developer Math Most Offers Leave Out
A lot of us here work remotely or are weighing a remote offer against an office one, and the salary is usually the only number that gets compared. Here is the rest of the math, the parts that decide what a remote role is really worth and what a freel...
  • remotework
  • career
  • freelancing
  • productivity
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HoangNC_VNML • Sep 30 • in Articles • 2 min read
At 43, the Vietnamese IT Market Calls Me "Too Old" — I Still Write Code Every Day
> Originally published at vnmlstudio.runasp.nethttps://vnmlstudio.runasp.net/en/blogs/story-behind-vnml-agent-framework.html I'm 43 years old. Last week, a recruiter told me I'm "too old for the position" — politely, of course, but the message was c...
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  • career
  • motivation
  • csharp
  • opensource
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arhamsayyed • Sep 29 • in Articles • 4 min read
Hi, I'm Arham Sayyed: full-stack dev, occasional security researcher, full-time curious person
!Image descriptionhttps://dev-to-uploads.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/zk6wb17h8z5be1tbkt4s.jpeg The short version I'm Arham Sayyed. I build full-stack apps for a living, break things for fun and sometimes for money, and teach under...
  • fullstack
  • webdev
  • security
  • career
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Anas Sheikh • Sep 28 • in Articles • 4 min read
How to Handle Negative Feedback on a Freelance Platform (Without Making It Worse)
A negative review, especially an early one, feels disproportionately catastrophic in the moment, since it's sitting right there, permanently visible, next to everything else a potential client will see about you. Most of what actually determines the ...
  • freelance
  • business
  • career
  • career-advice
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AIAppsAPI • Sep 26 • in Articles • 2 min read
Tech Side Hustles for Developers: Pick by Hours, Not by Hype
Most of us here already have the skill that makes a side hustle easy to start, since we write code for a living. The hard part is not the idea, it is picking something that still fits your week after a full day of shipping at work. Start With Honest...
  • side-hustle
  • freelancing
  • career
  • webdev
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AIAppsAPI • Sep 25 • in Articles • 2 min read
Freelancing as a Developer: Pick a Niche, Then Price the Project
A lot of us here have taken on a client project on the side or thought about going independent. This is a short guide to the parts of freelancing that trip developers up most, written from the developer side of the table. Why a Niche Beats a Stack ...
  • freelancing
  • career
  • webdev
  • productivity
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Kevin Martinez • Sep 23 • in Discussions • 4 min read
3 Developer Archetypes That Can Break a Team
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  • ai
  • career
  • webdev
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Bernadette Akinyi • Sep 22 • in Articles • 1 min read
All software engineers are authors, but not all authors are software engineers.
Before there is a website, there is nothing. Just an idea. Maybe it's scribbled on a piece of paper. Maybe it's sitting in someone's head. Maybe it's just a sentence: "I want to build something that helps people." Then someone starts writing. N...
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  • webdev
  • programming
  • discuss
  • career
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myuxacademy • Sep 21 • in Articles • 5 min read
AI in UX Design: What Actually Changes and What Doesn’t
AI is doing something genuine to UX design. It is not destroying the profession or replacing designers, but it is changing what the job looks like in practice—and raising the value of the skills that have always mattered most. Two different subjects...
  • ai
  • ux-design
  • product-design
  • career
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Bubblegun • Sep 19 • in Articles • 8 min read
How to Show Engineering Ownership When the Repositories Are Private
> Originally published on 30 July 2026 at efe-genc-portfolio.vercel.apphttps://efe-genc-portfolio.vercel.app/writing/showing-ownership-private-repositories/. That version is the maintained one; the figures below are measurements taken on the dates st...
  • career
  • git
  • engineering
  • hiring
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