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Available at: https://dayvid.ai Stack: TypeScript, Next.js 16, React 19, Remotion, Supabase, Google Cloud Run, Stripe, Vercel Dayvid turns a song into a finished, publish-ready video (synced lyric captions, AI visuals, one-click upload) in a single shot

Available at: https://bibliacomapocrifos.com Stack: TypeScript, Next.js 16, React, Tailwind, Cloudflare R2 + Workers, Vercel Bíblia com Apócrifos is a Portuguese reading app for scripture and everything around it: the apocrypha, the Church Fathers, Joseph…

ChatGPT is the future and not knowing its capabilities will limit your ability to produce high quality code faster than your peers.

Recently I learned that Python Enum members don't "support" docstrings natively which is quite annoying.

"Generic" is a term used for any typing that might change based on the context.

In my current company, we write lots of integration tests.

I noticed some people using the async syntax without knowing what they were doing.

Pyrun Extracts data from tweets and runs Python code inside Twitter Stack: Typescript, React, Browser Extension, Pyodide Running Python inside Twitter with a single click 👨🏻‍💻 Pyrun integrates a small IDE window in your feed, so you can execute Python code

Python 3.10 brought the match case syntax which is similar to the switch case from other languages.

For every minute spent in organizing, an hour is earned. by Benjamin Franklin Python is different from languages like C# or Java where they enforce you to have classes named after the file they live in.

Here is a selection of the major changes coming in Python 3.11: 1️⃣ Better Error Handling Better error messages to easily spot issues in your code.

Always asked yourself how blockchain works?

There’s nothing scarier than a code that you don’t understand.

Implementation abstraction makes your code flexible and decoupled from vendors or hard implementations, and finally, it's quite easy to follow, yet is constantly ignored.

There are three boring things in life that DevOps engineers need to do: Grant the correct set of permissions per dev, so they don't explore more than they should, and don't have less than they have to; Replicate resources across environments; Watch out for