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  1. The MCP Servers Worth Installing in 2026 (Frontend Dev Edition)

    Everyone is listing 15+ MCP servers.

  2. Claude Code Security: AI That Scans Your Codebase Like a Security Researcher

    Claude Code Security found a Linux vulnerability hiding for 23 years.

  3. Bun's Terminal API - Write CLI Tools Without the Boilerplate

    Bun v1.3.5 shipped a native PTY API.

  4. fzf — The One CLI Tool I Recommend to Everyone

    fzf is the CLI tool I've been asked about more than any other.

  5. Bun Is Now Part of Anthropic — What That Actually Means for You

    Anthropic bought Bun in December 2025.

  6. Neovim 0.12's Built-in Plugin Manager — Should You Ditch lazy.nvim?

    Neovim 0.12 shipped vim.pack, a built-in plugin manager.

  7. Claude Can Now Control Your Mac — Here's How I'm Using It

    Anthropic shipped computer use for Claude on March 23rd.

  8. The 2026 Mac Terminal Setup: Ghostty + Starship + Catppuccin

    People keep asking what terminal setup I use.

  9. Claude Code /loop - Recurring Autonomous Workflows That Actually Work

    Claude Code's /loop command is the native version of what I've been building manually with cron for months.

  10. avante.nvim vs CodeCompanion - AI Inside Neovim in 2026

    I already have a Neovim config I'm happy with.

  11. Claude Code Hooks and Subagents - The Advanced Stuff

    Hooks, subagents, and piping - the parts of Claude Code most guides skip over.

  12. Ghostty Panes vs tmux Panes - When to Use Which

    Ghostty has splits now. tmux has had them forever.

  13. My CLAUDE.md That Actually Works

    Everyone's writing about CLAUDE.md files.

  14. Ghostty + tmux - The Productivity Setup I Actually Use

    Why I still run tmux inside Ghostty even though Ghostty has native splits - and how to make them actually play nice together.

  15. Ghostty 1.3 — Scrollback Search and My Updated Config

    Ghostty 1.3 just dropped with scrollback search — the feature people have been asking for since 2023.

  16. My Neovim Config - Opinionated, Minimal, and Actually Usable

    A walkthrough of my Neovim setup - lazy-loaded plugins, fuzzy finding, LSP that just works, and a transparent Rose Pine theme.

  17. AeroSpace - Stop swiping, start switching

    AeroSpace is an i3-style tiling window manager for macOS.

  18. How to keep code quality high when AI writes the code

    AI can write code fast.

  19. clipssh - Paste Screenshots Into Your Remote Terminal

    clipssh is a tiny open-source CLI that sends clipboard screenshots to remote SSH servers.

  20. 2026 Is the Year of CLIs, Skills, and APIs

    Agents don't click buttons.

  21. Building for Agents - When AI Becomes Your Primary User

    Your next user won't have a browser.

  22. You Don't Need OpenClaw - Claude Code Is Already a Personal AI Assistant

    OpenClaw has 140k GitHub stars.

  23. How I Turned Slack Chaos Into Linear Tickets With Claude Code

    I use Claude Code to read my Slack messages, summarize what I said and why, figure out follow-ups, and create Linear tickets - all from the terminal.

  24. Building Reusable Bun Modules - Why Bun Makes It Stupidly Easy

    How I built a reusable AI image generation module with Bun in under 100 lines - and why Bun's module system, speed, and DX make Node feel like a relic.

  25. How I Actually Use Claude Code - A Workflow That Works

    Most people use Claude Code like a chatbot.

  26. Seamlessly Switch Between Personal and Work GitHub Accounts on macOS

    Build a bash script to switch between personal and work GitHub accounts without the SSH agent headaches.

  27. A Minimal Ghostty Config (That Actually Makes Sense)

    A no-nonsense Ghostty terminal config focused on aesthetics and tmux integration.

  28. A deep dive into how AI is transforming modern software development, making anyone fluent in any programming language and enabling vibe coding.

  29. How to Enable Borders on Vim LSP Hover Information (The Simple Way)

    Struggling with borderless LSP hover popups in Vim?

  30. Transform your website's navigation with just two lines of CSS.

  31. Linear MCP Server – The AI Sidekick You Didn't Know You Needed

    Buckle up, devs!

  32. GitHub's MCP Server Goes Public - A Game Changer for AI Development

    Y'all won't believe what GitHub just dropped!

  33. Vibe Coding: When AI Becomes Your Coding Bestie

    A hilarious yet insightful look into the world of vibe coding and how it's changing the game for developers everywhere.

  34. Connect to Sentry MCP Server - A Developer's Guide

    Learn how to connect Cursor IDE with Sentry using MCP server.

  35. Struggling to understand a massive codebase?

  36. The Ten Commandments of Software Development

    Explore the fundamental principles of software development philosophy with 'The Ten Commandments of Software Development'.

  37. Things learnt from BunJS to CRA migration

    A short tour on how I migrated from node + CRA to bun + Vite and it's absolutely amazing and excessively fast, just like Kevin Hart on a caffeine high.

  38. Supercharge your Git Workflow with the Jira-Git Commit VSCode Extension

    Supercharge Git commit efficiency and DevOps productivity using the Jira-Git Commit Helper, an integrative VSCode Extension that unites JIRA and IDE for optimized developer workflow and streamlined commit messages.

  39. Enforcing coding standards via Typescript, Husky and Lint-staged

    This blog walks through setting up Typescript, Husky, and lint-staged for enforcing coding standards in a team.

  40. Reviving My Website: A Tale of Tech and Determination

    I thought my website is gone and lost forever in the everchanging world of technology.

  41. Vim is a blackhole

    I suddenly got pulled into the blackhole called VIM.

  42. I built a VS Code Extension to standardize Git Commit Messages!

    Struggling with inconsistent Git commit messages in your organization's repositories?

  43. How to Optimize React Components Using Computed Variables

    Learn how to optimize your React components using computed variables.

  44. Frontend Performance Optimisation

    Apps need to be performant and instantly interactive to users input.

  45. Useful CSS Generators

    CSS is awesome, these tools take your CSS to the next level.

  46. You don't need these many state variables

    A lot of state variables means a lot of re-renders and useEffect Hooks.

  47. My take on CSS Grids

    CSS grids are awesome, now that more browsers are supporting it, it's time that we embrace grid and use its full potential.

  48. Monitor your website speed using Pagespeed API and Google Sheets

    Everyone loves speed - be it cars, superbikes, or websites.

  49. How to create React Hooks? - A simple guide

    React hooks are a great way to get deeper into the React world.

  50. How to cache your Gatsby site for faster builds in Github Actions?

    We all start small, but once our content grows, soon we'll be finding ourselves with 300 pages at hand.