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  1. MCP OAuth looks like alphabet soup until you watch one client actually connect.

  2. MCP has three primitives, not one.

  3. MCP transports, decided

    People burn the better part of a day picking an MCP transport for a question that was already settled by where their server runs.

  4. The MCP-is-dead wave is real, and every complaint under it is worth answering.

  5. The narrative says mobile won the platform war and the web lost.

  6. I promised to show you how Plan-Execute-Verify actually works.

  7. I spent $10 and generated 13 documents to change a label.

  8. I ran a blind A/B test between Gemini 3 Pro and GPT 5.2 on my slash command converter.

  9. We’ve evolved from slash commands to MCP servers to skills, but our configs haven’t.

  10. I tested three AI coding agents on writing analysis-Claude, Gemini, and Codex.

  11. I installed one running piece on their stack.

  12. Leveraged LLMs to rebuild our invoice system in 48 hours.

  13. This is a good read from Steves String.

  14. Jest, ESM, and the Meta Tech Conundrum: A Cautionary Tale You know that moment when you’re deep in your TypeScript project, everything’s going smooth, and then you import a simple CSV parsing library?

  15. For long, AI Coding tools have naturally split into specialized roles to solve different developer needs, Inline assistants for real-time suggestions and Multi-file editors for broader changes.

  16. Recreating Tim Kitchen’s RAG application using GitHub Copilot and exploring how it compares to other AI coding assistants like Aider, Cursor, and Windsurf.

  17. Software Is Bananas

    Kent Beck has shared some good insights in his substack .

  18. Choose Boring Technology

    Let’s say every company gets about three innovation tokens.

  19. This is an interesting paper I read last month.

  20. Revolutionized invoice management with a serverless system using AWS Lambda, S3, DynamoDB, and Anthropic API.

  21. AI Agentic Workflow Andrew Ng

    Youtube Video , via JS Party podcast episode Building LLM agents in JS

  22. Updates in blog

    After more than a year, the blog is getting an update.

  23. How does AI impact my jobs

    (via) It’s not their fault.

  24. A developer’s journey through LLM-powered development tools.

  25. Discusses the importance of sharing API specifications (Swagger/OpenAPI) over execution details (Postman collections) for better collaboration and avoiding issues.

  26. Introducing Sourcesailor

    SourceSailor is a CLI that helps anyone understand a codebase with the help of LLMs.

  27. My Adventures With Local LLMs

    After toying with GPT based models.

  28. Generative AI, LLMs and OpenAI have swept accross many aspects of our lifestyle since they are released to General Public.

  29. The age of AI and LLMs are upon us already.

  30. Golden Rule Of Sanity: No ORM/ODM

    Many teams start with ORM/ODM for various reason.

  31. Introducing Gitconfig Provider

    Introducing First CLI I made using Golang.

  32. At the time of writing this, my career is more than 13 years old.

  33. Connect AWS Cognito to Database

    AWS Cognito is very powerful system of managing users, connecting AWS Cognito with our own database is easy and very important task.

  34. From Mobile to Backend Developer

    Being a Senior Android Developer, I have got a chance to develop for a backend, this post chronicles the journey

  35. Creating Notes Site

    In this article, we will see how I built my notes site using a simple node script and deployed using Github actions.

  36. In this article, we will see how we can use AWS’ Route 53 to connect with external domains and serve static S3 website.

  37. This is the post about AWS Solution Architect Exam and tips to pass the exam.

  38. Using Coroutines

    Coroutine is most powerful and natural way to process multithreading code.

  39. Sharing code from Private libraries is a difficult task.

  40. YAC - Firebase remote config

    Firebase is the base behind YAC’s many functionalities, remote config is one of them.

  41. YAC - Kotlin Wrapup

    Before starting to next series on firebase.

  42. YAC - Some Kotlin Magic

    In this post I will share some examples of how Kotlin helped me to overcome problems I have faced in Java

  43. YAC - Why? Lollipop And Kotlin

    In second part of the series I talk about why I decided to choose Lollipop as Min SDK and why I developed the app in kotlin

  44. YAC - Why? The app

    In this series, I will be talking about some desicions I have taken during the development of my new app YAC.

  45. Yac Roadmap

    Thanks to your support and interest, YAC is constantly evolving.

  46. Working With databinding

    Databinding is a powerful tool.

  47. After trying and playing some new stuffs(except M preview) released in Google I/O, I have found some trivial things to take care of.

  48. After trying and playing some new stuffs(except M preview) released in Google I/O, I have found some trivial things to take care of.

  49. After trying and playing some new stuffs(except M preview) released in Google I/O, I have found some trivial things to take care of.

  50. After trying and playing some new stuffs(except M preview) released in Google I/O, I have found some trivial things to take care of.