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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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makumi • 2 days • in Articles • 8 min read
Entity Framework Core Patterns I Actually Use in Production
There is a gap between knowing how Entity Framework Core works and knowing how to use it in a way that holds up under real conditions. The documentation will teach you the first thing. Production will teach you the second, usually by showing you what...
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  • net
  • backenddevelopment
  • software-development
  • softwarearchitecture
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Stephen • Oct 23 • in Articles • 3 min read
Pub/Sub Isn't Event-Driven Architecture: Here's What Most Teams Miss
Pub/Sub is a messaging pattern. Event-Driven Architecture is an architectural discipline. Every EDA implementation may use Pub/Sub, but not every Pub/Sub implementation is truly Event-Driven Architecture. For many years, I would have agreed with the...
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  • eventdriven
  • softwarearchitecture
  • distributedsystems
  • devops
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Myzubster • Oct 17 • in Articles • 7 min read
How We Secured the MyZubster Metaverse: Session Ownership, Verified Explorers and the Road to Realti
A technical update on the architecture, security controls, testing and remaining roadmap behind the open-source MyZubster Metaverse. The MyZubster Metaverse is moving from an experimental interface toward a secure, testable multiplayer environment. O...
  • webrx
  • devops
  • softwarearchitecture
  • metaverse
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nouman • Oct 14 • in Articles • 1 min read
Seventeen Models in Two Weeks: Stop Chasing Releases, Build a Swap Harness
If your roadmap changes every time a new model drops, you don’t have a model strategy. You have a news-feed habit. Why now: The release tracker shows a dense stretch from Sept 28 to Oct 8: Claude Sonnet 5.5 Sept 28, Gemini 4 Argon Sept 30, Mistral ...
  • ai
  • softwarearchitecture
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The Singularity Workshop • Oct 10 • in Articles • 1 min read
The Weekend After: HeadlessAi Has Entered the Workshop
Last weekend, we introduced some of the toys we're building at The Singularity Workshop. This weekend, we've got more! All are c# HeadlessAihttps://github.com/TrentBest/TheSingularityWorkshop.HeadlessAi — Connecting .NET applications to AI endpoint...
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  • thesingularityworkshop
  • dotnet
  • opensource
  • softwarearchitecture
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derekmwale • Oct 8 • in Articles • 11 min read
The Computational Ecology of a Large System
A large software system is not just a collection of components. It is an environment. Inside that environment, services depend on other services. Databases accumulate records. APIs attract traffic. caches fill and empty. queues form and disappear....
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  • programming
  • softwaredevelopment
  • softwareengineering
  • softwarearchitecture
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The Singularity Workshop • Oct 3 • in Articles • 8 min read
It’s the Weekend. The Workshop Has Toys. Come Play.
It’s the weekend. Instead of writing another 2,000-word manifesto on what The Singularity Workshop might become someday, I’m just going to open the toy box. I’ve been building. Some of it is foundational. Some of it is highly experimental. Some o...
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  • thesingularityworkshop
  • dotnet
  • opensource
  • softwarearchitecture
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Myzubster • Sep 30 • in Articles • 2 min read
From a discussion about evidence systems to a real architecture improvement
From a discussion about evidence systems to a real architecture improvement A few hours ago we had a valuable discussion about a critical problem in knowledge and verification systems: How do we prevent a graph from claiming more than its evidence...
  • opensource
  • softwarearchitecture
  • knowledge-graphs
  • ai
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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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The Singularity Workshop • Sep 29 • in Articles • 9 min read
ProtocolAI and GrammarAI: Giving AI a Language Software Can Actually Own
There is a particular problem that keeps appearing as I build the architecture for The Singularity Workshop. It starts with something that sounds almost trivial: > How does software communicate with an AI when the software already knows what its wo...
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  • thesingularityworkshop
  • artificialintelligence
  • protocols
  • softwarearchitecture
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The Singularity Workshop • Sep 28 • in Articles • 15 min read
I Built a Serializer That Refuses to Own Your Data
I Built a Serializer That Refuses to Own Your Data How The Singularity Workshop turned a recurring binary-IO problem into a tiny .NET boundary—and why the smallest part of the design may be the most important part. There is a particular kind of so...
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  • thesingularityworkshop
  • dotnet
  • serialization
  • softwarearchitecture
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saurav_tb_pandey • Sep 23 • in Articles • 3 min read
Ditching the Monolith: An Introduction to Multi-Agent Systems for Node.js Devs
In the world of modern software design, we are constantly searching for ways to make our systems more resilient, adaptable, and scalable. If you have spent your career building traditional monolithic applications or synchronous microservices, you are...
  • multiagentsystems
  • nodejs
  • systemdesign
  • softwarearchitecture
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JamieColeAI • Sep 16 • in Tutorials • 7 min read
How to Audit a Forked SaaS Codebase Before You Build on It
The easiest part of forking a production SaaS is copying the repository. The dangerous part is assuming that a successful build means the new product has a clean foundation. I learned this while turning an existing AI generation application into a s...
  • softwarearchitecture
  • refactoring
  • webdevelopment
  • saas
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Hassan Mubiru • Aug 31 • in Articles • 3 min read
What Happens When You Build a Node.js Backend Framework From Scratch?
Building a backend framework sounds exciting. Until you actually start building one. You quickly discover that routing is probably one of the easiest parts. The difficult questions come afterward: How should dependency injection work? How shou...
  • typescript
  • nodejs
  • opensource
  • softwarearchitecture
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Myzubster • Aug 29 • in Articles • 2 min read
🚀 **Building a Secure Bitcoin Payment Layer for MyZubster**
🚀 Building a Secure Bitcoin Payment Layer for MyZubster A new development milestone for MyZubster: we’ve completed the first architecture of a reusable Payment Intent Layer designed for marketplaces, bounties, AI agents, IoT devices, robotics, and f...
  • softwarearchitecture
  • fintech
  • coderlegion
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James Dayalverified • Aug 25 • in Articles • 8 min read
From Making Features Work to Designing Systems: Anik Sikder on Architecture, SaaS, and Scale
From Making Features Work to Designing Systems: Anik Sikder on Architecture, SaaS, and Scale > From full-stack development to system design, multi-tenant SaaS, distributed systems, and AI-powered business automation. Meet Anik Sikder When you're ...
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  • systemdesign
  • softwarearchitecture
  • saas
  • python
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prasadekke • Aug 23 • in Articles • 3 min read
Retries Can Make Outages Worse
Retries are one of the easiest resilience patterns to add and one of the easiest to get wrong. The idea is sound. Transient failures happen. Networks drop packets. Load balancers close idle connections. A database primary moves. A single failed call...
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  • backend
  • distributedsystems
  • reliability
  • softwarearchitecture
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anik_313 • Aug 21 • in Articles • 15 min read
How Should You Structure a Software Architecture?
Hey developers! 👋 Welcome back to the journey from business requirements to production-ready systems. A founder walks into a development team and says: > "We need an ERP." Sounds simple. Until you start asking questions. Where should users live...
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  • systemdesign
  • saas
  • softwarearchitecture
  • backendengineering
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anik_313 • Jul 31 • in Articles • 5 min read
Publish-Subscribe: How Modern Systems Scale Without Becoming a Monolith
When an online order is placed, the customer sees a simple message: > "Your order has been confirmed." Behind that message, however, an entire chain of events begins. The inventory must be updated. The payment must be recorded. The customer shou...
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  • systemdesign
  • softwarearchitecture
  • eventdrivenarchitecture
  • pubsub
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anik_313 • Jul 27 • in Articles • 6 min read
Server-Sent Events (SSE): When the Web Learned to Listen
For years, the web operated on a simple principle: Browser asks. Server answers. Connection closes. This model worked perfectly when websites were mostly documents. A user opened a page. The browser requested data. The server responded. Everyo...
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  • systemdesign
  • softwarearchitecture
  • real-timesystems
  • server-sentevents
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Md Mijanur Molla • Jul 27 • in Articles • 2 min read
Why AI Can't Replace Software Architects (Yet)
AI can generate code in seconds. It can write APIs. Build React components. Fix bugs. Even create an entire application from a single prompt. So a question naturally comes up: 👉 If AI can write code, why do companies still need Software Archite...
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  • software-engineering
  • softwarearchitecture
  • ai
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