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I've been on more of a content migration kick lately, and with Sitecore having a product in their world, it was time to crack it open. (Just a note, I know it's SitecoreAI now, and I guess SitecoreAI CMS, but XM Cloud just rolls off the tongue...or keyboard...easier. So if you see XMC, it's all the
I Got Tired of Building Backends for Forms, So I Built FORX I don't know if I'm the only developer who does this. You need a simple contact form. So you create the HTML. Then you realize: “Okay, where does this form data actually go?” And suddenly your tiny contact form needs a backend. You s
Recently, I learned golang from https://quii.gitbook.io/learn-go-with-tests. And now I want to contribute in open source for the preparation of GSoC 2027. But whenever I open a repository of terraform or kubernetes, I get very confused about the issue written there, like I can understand the code pa
AI replaced Stack Overflow for us. But did it also change how we actually learn? A few years ago, when developers wanted to learn a new technology, we took courses on Udemy, Pluralsight, or Coursera. Then we used Google and Stack Overflow for the specific questions. Today, AI has largely taken over
A small frontend application is easy to understand. A few components. A few API calls. A handful of pages. You can usually open the project, look around for a few minutes, and understand how most things work. But applications rarely stay small. As the product grows, you may eventually have: Hu
Most free online PDF tools work by uploading your document to a server, processing it there, and sending it back. For a lot of files that's fine. For a signed contract, a payslip, a medical form, or a scanned ID, it's the entire privacy problem: your document now lives on someone else's machine, sub
AI engineering sounds fancy. New terms are everywhere: agentic development, AI-native engineering, spec-driven development, and now AI harness engineering. Underneath all the terminology, though, something genuinely useful is happening. AI can now help with requirements, challenge a PRD, explore UX
I’ve been building UniRoboGui, an open-source browser-based development and debugging workbench for the Unitree G1 EDU. GitHub: https://github.com/ershui2500/UniRoboGui The main idea is simple: keep the robot-facing stack in C++17 on the G1 PC2, communicate directly through Unitree SDK2 DDS, and
A Magento 2 frontend can have excellent backend TTFB and still feel slow, because the browser spends its first seconds downloading and blocking on stylesheets and fonts before it can paint a stable page. Web fonts and render-blocking CSS are where the Core Web Vitals metrics you spent weeks on — esp
I just built a salon website that doesn't need a developer every time something needs to change And that's the part I'm most excited about. I built a fully customizable, multi-page salon website using: Next.js 16 Tailwind CSS Strapi CMS The idea was simple A business owner should b
TL;DR Attempted to introduce modern UI architecture (unidirectional data flow and component separation) to Garmin app development, an environment severely constrained by kilobytes of RAM and a weak CPU. Built a custom Hooks-like library for the Monkey C environment, but calling it directly inside
When traditional automated audit tools (like Google Lighthouse) scan a webpage, they test for DOM metrics and performance: Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), missing ARIA labels, image dimensions, or meta tags. What they CANNOT tell you: "Your primary CTA button blends directly into the hero gradien