Recent posts tagged tooling

TL;DR: @seosiri/developer-ui-kit v1.0.1, MIT, 0 dependencies is a framework-agnostic React component library with a built-in Flexible Licensing Guard for gating PRO/ENT features in SaaS dashboards. Works with Vite, Next.js, Electron, and Atlassian Fo...

Your CrewAI agent has the same problem web servers had in 2005: it accepts user input without sanitizing. In 2005, the vulnerability was called SQL Injection and it allowed an attacker to execute arbitrary commands on your database with a '; DROP TAB...

Have you ever had this happen? You spent two months working with an AI partner in Codex. It knows your tech stack. It knows you dislike redundant comments. It knows what stage your project is at. It knows what kinds of requests you reject. The two o...

When OpenAI announced Codex and CLI tools, I got excited — finally, an easy way to automate coding workflows using LLMs! I bought credits, installed the CLI, and even set it up on my Mac. But... it didn't go smoothly. First, I realized Codex CLI on...

Opportunity Skill is a Skill that lets your AI agent connect you with career and business opportunities. It works inside Codex, Claude Code, and all other AI agent products that follow the Skill specification. No client download. No website login. Ev...

I built CFB27 Nation https://cfb27.com, a companion site for EA Sports College Football 27 players. Here's the tech breakdown. THE STACK: React Router v7 framework mode ssr:false + prerender 144 pre-rendered static HTML pages at build time Postgr...

When you work with Claude Code or Codex every day, you probably find yourself repeating certain lines. "Don't use dashes." "Avoid the marketing tone." "Solve the problem by trimming what already exists instead of letting each revision grow longer." T...

No developer likes writing documentation — especially maintaining documentation that's already out of date. Personal homepages, resumes, job descriptions: these are fundamentally display pages built for human eyes, perpetually lagging behind your act...

Shipping code is stressful. You have a full test suite of end-to-end tests, linting and manual verification only for something to crash in production. Here is where feature flags enter the picture. It enables developers to safely deploy ideas in pr...

As software engineers, we've become incredibly good at monitoring our applications. We monitor CPU usage. We monitor memory. We monitor API latency. We monitor database performance. We monitor logs, traces, and infrastructure. Our CI/CD pipeli...

The team behind Vite has introduced Vite+https://voidzero.dev/posts/announcing-vite-plus-beta, a new unified frontend toolchain currently available in beta. At first glance, it might look like just another CLI on top of Vite. But after reading the an...

Every developer has the same graveyard of browser tabs: one sketchy site to decode a JWT, another to pretty-print JSON, a third to encode Base64 for an auth header, a fourth to diff two blobs of text. Half of them are covered in ads, most of them qui...

AI agents are becoming the new work interface. When a founder no longer opens LinkedIn to search for talent themselves, but instead tells their AI agent: "Find me a remote full-stack developer suited to an early-stage SaaS team" — your career profile...

If you are a freelancer, independent developer, consultant, or startup founder, you have grown accustomed to maintaining a professional profile: a LinkedIn page, a personal website, a portfolio, GitHub, a Notion CV, a Twitter / X bio, a WeChat offici...

You probably have thousands of friends across social networks, hundreds of groups, memberships in industry communities and professional circles of every kind. You "know" a lot of people — but for the vast majority, your understanding stops at their n...

No developer likes writing documentation — especially maintaining documentation that's already out of date. But your LinkedIn, your personal homepage, your resume — they are, at bottom, a piece of human-facing API documentation you are forced to main...

If you're a freelancer — especially a senior developer or architect — what's truly scarce isn't usually clients. It's uninterrupted time spent in a state of high-output work. Most people assume a freelancer's biggest problem is "not enough opportuni...

If you're a founder or technical lead, what's truly scarce isn't candidates. It's the time and judgment needed to make the right hiring decision. Job platforms and referral channels keep making more people visible to you — but more resumes does not m...

cava runs fine in any terminal — but inside WezTerm installed via Flatpak it crashes with: Segmentation fault core dumped If that's what brought you here, the quick fix is right below. The full diagnosis comes after, for those who want to understa...