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Level UI • 1 day • 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
  • security
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fazal_mansuri_ • 6 hours • in Articles • 19 min read
🧩 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...
  • javascript
  • frontend
  • softwaredevelopment
  • learning
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sothiss • Oct 22 • in Tutorials • 6 min read
My AI Coding Project Files: What You Can Borrow
A practical companion to my learning-in-public article about building EthoPipe. I made these files because I kept getting lost between ideas, generated code, unfinished tasks, and new conversations. They were not a system I designed perfectly at the...
  • ai
  • aiagents
  • learning
  • python
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sothiss • Oct 20 • in Articles • 3 min read
I’m Still Learning AI Coding: The Rules and Workflows Helping Me Find My Way
What building EthoPipe is teaching me about AI tools, project rules, and leaving room to experiment Update: I've linked the companion guide : After my post How Adobe Firefly and Copilot Taught Me to Prompt for Code Part 1https://coderlegion.com/31...
  • ai
  • python
  • learning
  • productivity
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sothiss • Oct 18 • in Articles • 7 min read
How Adobe Firefly and Copilot Taught Me to Prompt for Code (Part 1)
Every time the topic of AI comes up in developer spaces, the conversation usually splits into two extremes: people who claim AI takes "zero effort" because you just type a sentence and get a finished product, and people who dismiss prompting as a sof...
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  • generative-ai
  • prompt-engineering
  • devjourney
  • learning
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AIAppsAPI • Oct 16 • in Articles • 1 min read
List Of Machine Learning (ML) Models
Found this list while training it into my new personal LLM, its a list of machine learning ML models, with descriptions and settings. They are fairly easy to use if you are comfortable on the command line, but it's technical enough that it won't soun...
  • ml
  • ai
  • machine
  • learning
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Tom Smithverified • 1 day • in Articles • 9 min read
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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  • agenticai
  • devsecops
  • github
  • localai
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itlearn • Oct 16 • in Articles • 7 min read
How Online Learning Can Help Coaching Institutes Go Digital
Today’s students learn very differently than students did even just a few years ago. Although many still prefer sitting in a classroom and learning directly from a teacher, others want the flexibility to study from home, revisit recorded lessons or a...
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  • learning
  • education
  • digital
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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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Nyakio • Oct 13 • in Articles • 5 min read
Learning `just`: A Practical Task Runner
I've been learning just recently. I came across it while setting up a Python project and looking for a simple way to collect all the commands I use during development. This started with something I got used to in Elixir. One of the things I really...
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  • python
  • ci
  • tutorial
  • learning
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Jason Ndalamia • Oct 12 • in Articles • 3 min read
A Beginner’s Guide to Git and GitHub: From Installation to Your First Push
Starting my journey in Data Science, Analysis, and AI at LUXDevHQ felt like learning a new language while trying to build a house. One of the most important tools I’ve discovered along the way is Version Control. In this guide, I’ll walk you throu...
  • github
  • learning
  • beginner
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ajay-dhangar • Oct 8 • in Articles • 2 min read
Building CodeHarborHub: My Journey Toward Open-Source Developer Education
Introduction Learning to code is easier when you have access to clear explanations, practical examples, and projects that help you apply what you learn. But learning doesn't stop after completing a tutorial. Developers also need opportunities to p...
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  • opensource
  • webdev
  • learning
  • community
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mohamed.aboelkheir • Oct 6 • in Articles • 11 min read
Use AI to Get Smarter, Not Lazier
I promise this isn't another post saying AI is making us dumber. AI does make us faster, and we can't afford to give that up. But if you're not careful, "faster" quietly turns into "I shipped this and can't explain it". This post is about a way to u...
  • ai
  • security
  • appsec
  • learning
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Alex • Oct 6 • in Articles • 14 min read
The Forgetting Curve Everyone Cites Is Ebbinghaus's Own Column, Relabeled. The 90% Is Not in It.
Originally published at vibeagentmaking.comhttps://vibeagentmaking.com/blog/the-forgetting-curve-everyone-cites-is-ebbinghaus-s-own-column-relabeled-the-90-is-not-in-it/. The "half in an hour, 70% in a day" figures that training blogs attribute to E...
  • learning
  • training
  • python
  • datascience
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fazal_mansuri_ • Sep 30 • in Articles • 4 min read
🚨 CSS Specificity — The Hidden Reason Your UI Breaks
Most developers learn CSS specificity once. They remember: id > .class > div Then move on. Until one day… Everything looks correct. The CSS is present. The selector is correct. The z-index looks higher. And yet the UI is broken. That’s whe...
  • webdev
  • frontend
  • css
  • learning
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arhamsayyed • Sep 29 • in Articles • 18 min read
Arham Sayyed's Cybersecurity Workshop at ITM Skills University: Web Security, DevSecOps & Honeypots
Arham Sayyed, a Mumbai-based full-stack developer and security researcher, ran a three-part cybersecurity workshop on 7 September 2026 at ITM Skills University's School of Future Techhttps://www.itm.edu/school-of-futuretech/ in Kharghar, in collabora...
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  • cybersecurity
  • devops
  • learning
  • security
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Sabi Mantock • Sep 26 • in Articles • 6 min read
Going Back to TypeScript Basics
After finishing my JavaScript refresher, TypeScript was next. I’ve used TypeScript before, so I went into this thinking it would mostly be a case of reminding myself of things I already knew. That was partly true. The basic stuff came back pretty ...
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  • typescript
  • learning
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xDK0d3r • Sep 22 • in Articles • 2 min read
Personal Expense Tracker V2 — Edit, Validation & Error Handling
I’ve completed V2 of my Personal Expense Tracker This project started as a way to practice Python OOP, SQL, and SQLite by building something practical instead of only studying theory. V1 focused on getting the core CRUD operations working. With...
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  • database
  • learning
  • python
  • softwaredevelopment
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xDK0d3r • Sep 22 • in Articles • 4 min read
Personal Expense Tracker — V1 Complete: Building the Core Working Stage
I’ve completed V1 of my Personal Expense Tracker, a small learning project built with Python and SQLite. This project was created primarily to learn by building rather than following a tutorial step by step. The goal of V1 was not to build a prod...
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  • database
  • learning
  • python
  • softwaredevelopment
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Jithesh • Sep 22 • in Articles • 5 min read
Building Process Mind: A Deterministic Operating System Algorithm Simulator
I built Process Mindhttps://process-mind.vercel.app/ because I wanted a better way to practice Operating System algorithms. When preparing for exams, I often found myself solving the same types of scheduling, page replacement, disk scheduling, and m...
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  • webdev
  • programming
  • algorithms
  • learning
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fazal_mansuri_ • Sep 19 • in Articles • 3 min read
⚛️ Controlled vs Uncontrolled Components in React – A Deep Dive
When building forms in React, you’ll inevitably come across controlled and uncontrolled components. At first glance, they look similar — both accept user input and manage form data. But how they manage that data under the hood can significantly impac...
  • react
  • frontend
  • performance
  • learning
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viklabi • Sep 17 • in Articles • 5 min read
Building Before I Feel Ready
There’s a strange feeling that comes with learning technology. You can spend hours watching tutorials, reading documentation, taking courses, and solving problems and still feel like you don't know enough to build something real. That feeling has f...
  • beginners
  • learning
  • engineering
  • programming
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