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Developer tools are software applications that help developers write, test, and debug code more efficiently. They streamline the development workflow, making it faster and easier to build high-quality software.
1. How To Choose A Server Stack At Product Launch
Gain valuable insights from a senior backend developer on choosing the perfect server stack for your project.
2. Setting up Atom as a Python IDE [A How To Guide]
In this article, I demonstrate how you can setup and maintain a python friendly development environment from within Atom. Ideally, a developer wants to reduce the amount of window/application switching as much as possible and create repeatable workflows.
3. 3 Excel Libraries Every .NET Developer Must Know
I compare the 3 best .NET Excel libraries that we can use in our .NET projects for commercial use.
4. Top 10 Popular VS Code Themes You Need to Try in 2023
Discover the top 10 popular VS Code themes for 2023. From dark to light, minimalist to custom themes, find the best syntax highlighting color themes for Visual.
5. The 3 C# PDF Libraries Every Developer Must Know
This article is about the top 3 C# PDF libraries for automating the process of creating and customization of PDF documents.
6. Automating App Architecture Diagrams: How I Built a Tool to Map Codebases from the Source
NoReDraw instantly turns your code into clear architecture diagrams, linking key components and keeping documentation up-to-date.
7. Top 10 JavaScript Charting Libraries for Every Data Visualization Need
There're numerous JavaScript charting libraries. To make your life easier, I decided to share my picks. Check out the best JS libraries for creating web charts!
8. 4 Google Chrome Extensions That Improve My Coding Workflow
The four Google Chrome Extensions that I base my coding workflow around are YouCode, Web Developer, Window Resizer for Developer, Wappalyzer all on the store.
9. Transforming Vim to a Complete IDE with NeoVim: From Laggy to Efficient
Discover the transition from resource-heavy IDEs like Vim to efficient coding with NeoVim.
10. How to Manage Configurations Easily Using TOML Files
Central configuration files are a plus for modern Python project structures. TOML files help us store project parameters in a beginner-friendly way.
11. Test Impact Analysis - What It Is, How to Test It, and Everything Else You Need to Know
Test impact analysis can help speed up test cycles but not properly managed it can become unruly. Learn how to effectively utilize this method here.
12. You Don't Need An Expensive Laptop For Coding
You don't need an expensive laptop to start learning to code. Here is how much money you'll need to spend on a computer for it to work properly.
13. Ockam launches Orchestrator for Enterprise-grade Trust of Data-in-Motion
Ockam launches Ockam Orchestrator, a fully-managed cloud service that Enterprise developers need to build trust between applications.
14. 10 Reasons Why You Should Learn How To Develop Video Games
If you ask any software developer, there’s a decent chance that they have tried their hand at game development. It seems like a natural fit since it uses many of the same skills. What’s more, programmers come into it with the knowledge that most aspiring game makers lack: how to write good code and create effective software.
[15. The Complete Guide to AI Agent Memory Files (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, and Beyond)
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Learn how CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, and AI memory files work. Covers file hierarchy, auto-memory, @imports, and which files you actually need for your setup.
16. Python Static Analysis Tools: Clean Your Code Before Running
Review of essential modern Python code static analysis tools.
17. The Best 7 Coding Tools Powered by AI
7 most innovative AI (and especially ChatGPT) powered low-code code tools.
18. Kubernetes Secrets and ConfigMaps
In this article we will discuss about the applications of Kubernetes ConfigMaps and Secrets.
19. The 5 Leading AI Coding Tools That Engineering Teams Need to Try
Discover 5 top AI coding tools revolutionising software engineering. Enhance team efficiency, accelerate development, and stay competitive.
20. 10 Best JetBrains IDEs Plugins to Boost Your Productivity in 2021
I asked devs who use IntelliJ IDEA: what are your favourite plugins to ship quality code fast? Here are the 10 most popular plugins most of the developers mentioned.
21. How To Get a First Name Domain for Less Than $101
Missed out on FirstName.com? .cv domain could be your last real chance to own your name online. Secure it now.
22. 10 GitHub Repositories to Follow
GitHub is a well-known platform to share all kinds of technologies. The following article contains the 10 most widely used GitHub repositories.
23. 9 Useful Interactive CLI Tools for Linux
9 text-based interactive CLI tools for Linux that you must know.
24. Top 10 VS Code Extensions to Boost Productivity
A curated list of my top ten VS Code extensions that will supercharge your productivity and make you more effective as a developer.
25. We Need Some SPACE: What Is Missing From DORA?
The SPACE framework offers a holistic approach which takes into account wellbeing, collaboration and satisfaction alongside the usual performance metrics.
26. How to Choose a Kubernetes Container Registry Solution
Organizations that want to scale their container initiatives require a private container registry that meets enterprise standards. Here is what to look for.
27. How to Setup the WiX Toolset
WiX Toolset creates Windows installation packages from XML source code. The toolkit offers both a command-line environment and the newer MSBuild technology.
28. Opside Pre-alpha Incentive Testnet: One Week In and Accomplishing Groundbreaking Results
It's an exciting time for developers, project teams, and users alike to be a part of Opside's journey and contribute to its expanding landscape.
29. Introducing CatalyzeX: A Browser Extension for Machine Learning
Andrew Ng likes it, you probably will too!
30. iOS's Local HTML Preview Woes? Solved. Open Source. Ad-Free.
iOS HTML Viewer is an open-source, ad-free tool that solves iOS's poor HTML preview capabilities by allowing you to view HTML files with full CSS
31. The Best Free Online Tools to Compile, Format, and Even Convert Your Code (Plus More!)
Free online tools for developers to help them with daily tasks.
32. 5 Low/No-Code Tools For Freelance Mobile App Development in 2020
In the growing world of low-code and no-code, dozens of app building platforms claim to offer the best solution for building native mobile apps.
33. The Best AI Agent Frameworks for 2026 (Ranked by Someone Who's Shipped With All of Them)
LangGraph, CrewAI, AutoGen, Pydantic AI, and 8 more. What works, what doesn't, and when to use each.
34. Newly Launched ZPL Viewer Tool Website
A free ZPL (Zebra Programming Language) viewer allows users to input or paste ZPL code and preview generated labels or label templates in real-time on a web pag
35. 39 Web Developer Tools You'll Want To Take With You Into 2021
In this article, we will review 39 of the best software development and programming tools, ranging from web development and interactive development to rapid application development.
36. 5 GitHub Repositories That Will Change Your Life
Pratham Kumar goes over 5 GitHub Repositories that will make your life easier.
37. The Best AI Assistants for Frontend Developers That Will Change the Way You Code
These AI assistants will take your frontend game to another level.
38. Turn Code into Stunning Visuals With These 14 Code Snippet Image Generators
In this article, we’ll explore 14 code snippet image generators to transform your code into beautiful visuals.
39. Here’s How We Built 1,000 API Connectors in a Week
How Membrane used AI agents to ship 1,000 API integrations in 7 days — covering auth, actions, validation, and everything in between
40. 20 Essential Backend Tools For Developers
These are 20 backend tools that developers should definitely check out.
41. How to Add Prefix or Suffix to Each New Line in JavaScript
Learn how to add a prefix or suffix to each new line in JavaScript with our step-by-step tutorial. Create a user-friendly online tool using JS.
42. Implement Authentication & Security Using SuperTokens in Your React and HarperDB App
43. Eight Quick Tips for Web3 Content Creators and Developers
A quick guide to creating content for developers.
44. 12 Great Free Tools For Developers in 2022
Free developer tools are the best option for small teams and startups that are on a tight budget. Download any of this software for free.
45. My Guide to the 8 Best Dev Tools in 2021
As developers we are always worried that we might be missing a trick to do things faster and better. It’s developer FOMO and probably made you click on the link to this article. Here is the list of development tools I will be using in 2021. Perhaps there is a trick here that you want to try in 2021.
46. Understanding Continuous Glucose Monitoring: A Guide to CGM Devices
Understanding Continuous Glucose Monitoring: A Guide to CGM Devices, and how developers can build solutions on such data
47. Microservices and Frameworks, All You Need to Know
We will look at the benefits of developing in microservices, the concept of frameworks and why you should consider them, and more.
48. Getting Started with the Adobe Photoshop APIs
A look at how you can automate image manipulation via the Photoshop API.
49. AI Facts Every Dev Should Know: Artificial intelligence is older than you, probably
The hype around AI is growing rapidly, as most research companies predict AI will take on an increasingly important role in the future.
50. A Guide on How to Use a Keyboard Tester
A keyboard tester is an online application that allows users to test their keyboard keys to ensure they are working properly.
51. 5 LLM-based Apps for Developers
This is an honest review of 5 AI tools that truly make developers' lives easier, helping them feel more confident and satisfied in their work.
52. How to Become a Team of Elite Developers
The Accelerate State of DevOps report ranks performance into Low, Medium, High and Elite.
53. Onboard New Developers with Better Coding Practices
Onboard new developers take time, so you need to set up an efficient process to boost their appropriation of your technical culture and your best practices
54. A Decentralized "Internet of Blockchains:" Blocknet Protocol
Blocknet is moving to the v18 base chain and gearing up to support business customers with the release of XRouter 1.0. In this article, I take a look at the inner workings of the Blocknet Protocol and what it offers.
55. The Collaboration Tools that Support on-premise Deployment
Read this blog to discover the relevance of the On-Premise deployment model, as well as collaboration tools like Troop Messenger, AnyDesk, etc. that support it.
56. 5 Best Augmented Reality Tools For Web Development Projects
57. Top Tools for Rapid API Development
From design to deploy, these tools will have your API and microservices up and running in no time.
58. 10 Free Courses to learn Docker and DevOps for Programmers and Software Developers
59. Essential AI Tools for Developers in 2023: 20 Must-Try Solutions
In this article, we'll see a few AI-powered tools that are set to revolutionize development and make the life of developers easy in 2023.
60. Top 13 GitHub Alternatives in 2020 [Free and Paid]
If the black cat doesn’t seem cute enough, and you are looking for a reliable yet powerful GitHub alternative, this article unveils some of the top GitHub alternatives you can find today.
61. How to Configure Useful User Snippets in VSCode for Golang
In this article, I'll show how we can configure some useful user snippets in VSCode to make our life easier.
62. How To Improve Code Quality With Code Reviews and Refactoring
Originally published at Managing Technical Debt.
63. CodeGrok MCP: Semantic Code Search That Saves AI Agents 10x in Context Usage
CodeGrok MCP replaces grep with semantic code search for AI agents. AST parsing + vector embeddings = 10x better context efficiency. 100% local
64. Boost Your Productivity With These 18 Developer Tools 🚀🔥
In this article, I've curated a comprehensive list of some of my favorite developer tools among various domains designed to improve your workflow.
65. Claude Opus 4.7 Is Here and It Changes the Coding Model Race
Claude Opus 4.7 launched with 87.6% on SWE-bench, 3x vision resolution, and a new xhigh effort level. Full breakdown of what changed and whether to upgrade.
66. GKE vs. EKS: Comparing Google Kubernetes Engine and Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service
There are key differences between GKE and EKS. While EKS is a market leader, read more to find out why GKE can give EKS a run for its money.
67. Step-by-Step Solana Setup on Windows Using WSL
Learn how to set up a Solana development environment on your Windows system using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
68. The Most Dangerous Person on Your Team is "Dave" (And He Just Quit)
Stop letting knowledge walk out the door. Use this system prompt to turn every commit into a well-documented masterpiece.
69. How to Boost Your Coding Productivity with Plop
I can’t remember when I first heard the phrase “work smarter, not harder”, but I’m always on the lookout for ways to improve my coding productivity and get the most out of my time, especially when writing code or managing projects. I recently discovered Plop, a micro-generator framework, and now I wonder how I ever managed without it!
70. ADB: What Developers Need to Know
This article explains what adb is, what you can do with it and how it works in-depth.
71. 7 Security Mistakes Others Made So You (Probably) Shouldn’t
Explore 7 security mistakes others have made. Learn lessons from them and improve your software security now.
72. Supercharge your Software Development Productivity by Using these 5 Tools
5 Tools to Boost Your Productivity While Developing - but you probably haven’t heard of before.
73. Manifold vs. Lombok: How to Enhance Java With Property Support
Two decades ago we worked on properties in Java. Lombok filled in that gap. Manifold aims to solve this same problem. Is it ready for prime time?
74. How to Improve Your Workflow by 10X: 17 Essential Apps
I've curated a list of 17 top-tier tools from graphic editor suites and wireframing tools to scheduling apps, collaborative platforms, etc.
75. 18 Best Productivity Apps For Remote Workers
Working remotely means managing a lot of work, and all you want to do is manage your time efficiently.
76. Ubuntu Hacks for Higher Productivity
A few great tools to improve your productivity on Ubuntu desktop.
77. SpringAI vs LangChain4j: The Real-World LLM Battle for Java Devs
SpringAI and LangChain4j are redefining what’s possible for Java developers in the LLM era. This article compares them head-to-head across real code, architectu
78. Low-code Programming Through the Ages
A short tour of the best low-code tools over time.
79. Automating Pull Request Merges with Mergify
Mergify is a tool that helps prioritize, queuing, and automatically merge your pull requests.
80. 19 Essential Developer Tools for Enhanced Workflow 👍💯
Discover 19 top-notch developer tools for streamlined coding, project management, and collaboration, curated for efficiency and productivity.
81. Resident Evil Star Milla Jovovich Shipped an AI Memory System. Devs Shredded Its Benchmarks
MemPalace went viral on celebrity hype and "perfect" benchmarks. The architecture is worth studying. The numbers that got it 36K GitHub stars are not.
82. Integrate a scratchpad file into your Rails dev workflow
As Rails developers, it is imperative that we be comfortable and productive in the console. The console is where we have the shortest feedback cycles, making it perfect for learning and tinkering. The <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/rails" target="_blank">Rails</a> console is useful in debugging code, <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/manipulating" target="_blank">manipulating</a> local data, and trying out new ideas and implementations.
83. SnapPoint: A Hard Reset for Your Dev Machine
SnapPoint helps developers audit, clean, and realign their system by finding ghost binaries, PATH conflicts, and leftover tool junk.
84. Ending Front-End Nightmare: UI/UX Design Tips for Developers
See how to build MVPs in minutes and not get stuck on design. Learn top rules that you need to know when building your UI/UX design as a developer.
85. How to Build a SMS Surveys App with Twilio, Airtable and Standard Library
We live in an era of collaboration and teamwork. Meaning that even the most straightforward task in this day and age (think ordering lunch, for example) is often brought before a committee vote. Thankfully, ours is also an era of great technological achievement, and there is perhaps no better way to arrive at a consensus than through the use of polling and surveys. Today we are going to see how we can use Build on Standard Library to deploy a quick and easy-to-use polling app that uses your Twilio number to dispatch SMS messages to your group, and then logs their replies in one convenient Airtable Base.
86. 7 Essential AI Engineering Libraries to Replace Boilerplate
Replace custom LLM wrappers with 7 production-tested Python libraries. Covers LiteLLM, Instructor, FastMCP, PydanticAI, tiktoken, and more with code examples.
87. Picking the Best Slack Summary Tools (And 3 Top Picks)
Every team using Slack could benefit from a slack summariser. Here’s how to choose the right Slack app for your team to save time and surface insights.
88. Breaking Free From Going Solo: Learning to Collaborate on API Development with Postman
Many API developers are familiar with Postman. Though I use it extensively for solo dev work, Postman brings a lot to the table for team API development.
89. 16 Open-Source Alternatives to Popular SaaS Tools: Cost-Effective & Customizable Solutions 👨💻🔥
This article explores 16 open-source alternatives that not only match the capabilities of their SaaS counterparts but also offer more flexibility.
90. Schema In, Data Out: A Smarter Way to Mock
MockingJar is a tool for generating structured data from a schema you define.
91. 5 Most Effective Productivity Tools If You’re In Tech Or Software Engineering
Everyone wants to be more productive without burning out. So, how do you get more done without working more hours? And how do you help the rest of your team improve without taking on the role of taskmaster? The answer: use effective tools.
92. 11 Best AI Chat Tools for Developers in 2024
11 best AI chat tools for developers to maximize productivity.
93. You're Going to Wish You Knew These 12 Useful Developer Tools Sooner 🧑💻🧙
In this article, I've curated a list of 12 developer tools to improve your workflow in code testing, debugging, hosting, web performance, and much more.
94. Rapid-eks – Production EKS in 13 minutes with Terraform + Python
Deploy production AWS EKS clusters in 13 minutes. Open-source CLI with Karpenter, monitoring, ALB
controller built-in. One command, zero YAML hell.
95. I Automated 80% of My Code Review With 5 Shell Scripts
Six months. One sticky note. Five shell scripts. Here's how to stop doing a computer's job every time Claude Code touches your codebase.
96. 4 Ways Scrum Masters Can Leverage AI Today & the Tools They Can Use to Do So
Everyone's talking about the future. So this post is all about how Scrum Masters can get the most out of AI to make significant gains today.
97. 29 Asana Alternatives: The Ultimate Breakdown
Most people’s story about looking for Asana alternatives:
98. How To Choose The Best Blogging Platform For Your Developer Blog
Learn how to choose the best blogging platform for your developer blog. See what are the most important things to look for when choosing a blogging platform.
99. 5 Artificial Intelligence Tools to Simplify Your Life: No Cost Required
Dead-simple AI tools to help you in your daily life.
100. The Mapping Stack Most Developers Get Wrong (and How I Got It Right)
Learn the four-layer web mapping architecture most tutorials miss—and avoid costly refactors, rate limits, and performance bottlenecks.
101. How We Eliminated Regular Expression Denial of Service and How You Can Too
At Superhuman, we make the fastest email experience in the world. We must therefore process massive amounts of text very rapidly. We need to find links, validate emails, parse invitations, and much more.
102. Kubernetes Distributed Performance Testing using Locust
Docker and Kubernetes are powerful tools that can help you in aligning your Machine Learning production cycles with the business operations requirements.
103. Building a RESTful API Service in Go Without Having Repetitive Boilerplate
How to build a RESTful API service without repetitive boilerplate and hassle.
104. The Best Form Builder List for Developers
Creating forms for your website or mobile app can be unnecessarily time consuming. However, there is a simple solution. You can create your form and integrate it into your page in just seconds using anything form builder.
105. How to Understand Any Codebase in 5 Minutes Using an AI Coding Assistant
Learn how to understand a complex codebase in minutes using AI coding assistants. Step by Step guide using AI Tools.
106. These No-code Tools Promise to Boost Your Developer Workflow—No Tech Expertise Needed
In this article, I've manually compiled 8 of my favorite no-code tools you can use in your workflow to boost productivity without a lot of tech expertise.
107. Understanding AI MCP Servers
Learn how MCP Servers help AI agents interact with tools reliably. Explore benefits, challenges, and BrowserStack’s open-source implementation.
108. 10 Must Have Chrome Extensions for a Web Developer
A list of browser extensions made for web developers to help them debug, test, and make their applications reliable.
109. 5 Developer Tools Worth the Money to Boost Your Productivity
Tools that help you develop faster or more efficiently can easily pay for themselves in terms of time saved, because, as they also say, time is money.
110. Online Playgrounds to Learn Every Tech Stack on the Web
111. A Twitter Thread Prompt That Actually Works
A practical AI prompt template for generating Twitter threads that don't suck. Includes the complete framework, real usage tips, and honest limitations.
112. From Cook to Code: My Journey of Becoming a Software Engineer
After graduating high school with a degree in Food Technology, I dove headfirst into the world of restaurants and hospitality.
113. With Enough Data, You Can Predict Asset Price Movement
With “enough data” asset prices, as with the weather, can be predicted with a high degree of accuracy.
114. Pet Projects are Fun
I love pet projects, they are great excuse to use libraries and other technologies that you can’t use at work. Lately I’ve been working on a bigger pet project that needs to parse Go files, I’ve used ANTLR before to make this kind of things but unfortunately, ANTLR’s Go target has poor performance. So I began to search for alternatives written in pure Go and came across with this one, which took a different approach on creating parsers with Go, but before we’re going to understand how this library is different from others, let’s cover some basic concepts about parsing.
115. Kubernetes Cluster Must-Haves To Be Production Ready
What you always have as a Kubernetes cluster is usually always the bare minimum.
116. The Best JavaScript Tools in 2022: An Essential Guide to Better Development
A breakdown of the most important JS dev tools in 2022, including their most relevant tradeoffs, and some opinionated advice sprinkled on top.
117. RE: "39 Web Developer Tools You'll Want to Take With You Into 2021"
I think many people forget to appreciate how much complexity dev tools mitigate for us. I can't imagine code collaboration without Git 😄for example.
118. Top Web Development Tools for Building Business Applications in 2021
In addition, web technologies help to automate business processes within a company and enhance the overall working efficiency of employees.
119. 5 Fantastic Developer Tools for Asynchronous Communication 🎯
As dev teams are looking for new ways to stay productive and communicate effectively, asynchronous communication gains popularity. Asynchronous communication doesn’t require planning, reduces context switching, and allows recording, rewatching, and rereading the information — which is great for long-term projects.
120. Bazel: What It Is, How It Works, and Why Developers Need It
Explore the ins and outs of Bazel, a powerful build tool for managing complex software projects.
121. Boost Your Productivity Ten-Fold With These 17 AI Tools
In this article, I have compiled some of the most useful developer tools, that will help you to speed up your daily workflow and improve your productivity.
122. Low Code Platforms Are Doing the Heavy Lifting for Developers: Here's How!
CXOs are looking at low code platforms that are changing how organizations develop custom applications, elevating the developer experience once and for all.
123. Rule Engine + LLM Hybrid Architectures for Safer Code Generation
AI-generated code is no longer science fiction—it’s part of the modern developer’s toolkit.
124. Creating a New Website? I Have Nuttertools for You
With this website, you get to run performance, lighthouse, core web vitals, visual comparison, and traceroute tests on your website.
125. Cross-Blockchain Implementation on A Decentralized Service Node Network
Blocknet Protocol is a blockchain-agnostic platform designed to help developers launch new applications using features from various blockchains. If developers want to build on EOS but use smart contracts from Ethereum, they can with Blocknet.
126. Empowering Professional Developers With Low-code
Professional developers are skeptic about low-code platforms, read this story that breaks the myths.
127. Finally, a Way to Run Your Shopify Store Without Clicking Yourself Into Madness
ShopCTL lets you easily manage your Shopify store via the command line, offering quick commands to access your store’s data right from your terminal.
128. How to Create Beautiful Images from Markdown Text and Tweets
Create beautiful code snippets using markdown text with the help of tweetlet tool. You can also convert tweets and other images with beautiful backgrounds.
129. How to Hire a Developer in 30 Minutes
At Adadot we hire people, not paper. We don’t look for the highest mark or the most prestigious degree, but for the person behind the CV.
130. Habits Every Software Engineer Should Imbibe
Good habits are important for a software engineer. They help you write maintainable code that your future self will thank you for.
131. Comparing The Top 10 Kubernetes CI/CD Tools
In this post, we provide a list of the 10 best Kubernetes CI/CD tools that will help you decide which tool is best for your Kubernetes CI/CD pipeline.
132. We Got to #1 on Product Hunt in 2022 - Here's What Happened After
Getting number one spot on Product Hunt gives your product unprecedented exposure and legitimizes your release as one worth watching.
133. Top 5 WebStorm Extensions For Productivity
Since I like experimenting with cool plugins, I thought I would share with you my pick of the extensions that really improved my productivity in WebStorm.
134. CodeNotary provides a Free Open Source Timestamping Service for Developers
CodeNotary's trusted timestamping tool securely keeps track of the creation and modification time of a document.
135. Etherspot Multichain SDK: Enabling Agile Web3 Development
How to onboard your users to the entire multichain world of EVM-compatible chains. Etherspot SDK helps Web3 dapps save cost, time and increase user adoption.
136. The Placeholder Tools that Boost Productivity for Developers and Designers
137. Introducing Standard Webhooks: A Game-Changer in Webhook Standardization and Innovation
Standard Webhooks is an initiative to standardize webhooks and make them better for producers, consumers, and the ecosystem as a whole.
138. MCP Servers 101: Turn Your AI Agent into a Productive, Permissioned Dev Sidekick
Learn how to spin up Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, wire them into VS Code, Cursor & Claude, and shave hours off routine dev chores each week.
139. Six Basic Tips To Reduce Software Development Costs
Reducing operational costs is always a goal for every business, no matter the industry that they might work in. For many companies, the development and ongoing maintenance of essential software that keeps their business operational is one of the most significant expenses that they face.
140. 21 API Monitoring Tools That Will Make You a Developer Superhero in 2023!
A new wave of API tools to answer the global API security threat.
141. Best Blockchain Developer Tools for Testing, Debugging, and Detoxing
Streamline your blockchain development with this list of tools for debugging, testing, and analysing your dApps. Shared by aelf, layer 1 AI blockchain.
142. DIY Tagged Cache
143. What is the Best Way to Measure Developer Productivity in 2022?
DORA Metrics are a great start, however Nicole Forsgren from Github recognises the need for Collaboration and Wellbeing to become part of developer performance.
144. Solid Benefits of Authentication Without Passwords: Passwordless Identity Platforms Simply Explained
First take a look at the current state of password-based authentication, and then we’ll dig into various technologies that can enable passwordless.
145. 6 Incredible Productivity Tools for Programmers
Productivity is key when it comes to getting work done with a smile. Burndowns are natural, here is how to minimize them and keep hustling.
146. Over $1.5K in Free Tools for Your Project (On Us) 🎁
Claim $1,500+ in free tools from HackerNoon! Get credits for Bright Data, Storyblok, and more to build your project and win $150k in prizes.
147. Technical Writing for Startups Matter: Here's Why
Technical writing plays an important role in the success of a startup. It involves creating clear, concise, and user-focused documentation that explains how ...
148. 17 Lesser Known Chrome Extensions You Need Right Now 🤩⚡
Discover 17 lesser-known Chrome extensions to boost productivity, manage tabs, automate tasks, and protect your eyes. Enhance browsing today!
149. The Modern AI Stack to Increase Developer Productivity
The integration of these three pillars - Knowledge, Code Generation, and Code Review - forms a robust foundation in the AI-driven development process.
150. 17 Apps to Boost Developer Productivity
To help you build the ultimate workflow, we went looking for the developer productivity tools that are currently trending in coding communities.
151. Vibe Coding: How AI Is Shaping a New Paradigm in Software Development
What Is Vibe Coding? AI-First Software Development Explained
152. Optimistic Updates in Frontend Applications
Discover how optimistic updates revolutionize user experience by instantly updating UI elements without backend validation
153. Machine Learning in Static Code Analysis
Machine learning has firmly entrenched in a variety of human fields, from speech recognition to medical diagnosing. The popularity of this approach is so great that people try to use it wherever they can. Some attempts to replace classical approaches with neural networks turn up unsuccessful. This time we'll consider machine learning in terms of creating effective static code analyzers for finding bugs and potential vulnerabilities.
154. Accessing Your ChatGPT Prompts Without Copy-Paste (2023): PI Prompts for Prompt Engineers - A Guide
"PI Prompts," a Chrome extension that revolutionizes the use of ChatGPT by offering a streamlined way to manage, access, and use your prompt library.
155. The BitBucket vs GitHub Breakdown You Should Read
I’ve created this “BitBucket vs GitHub” content piece to help you make a better decision when picking between the two.
156. Pinpoint Those Pesky Minified Javascript Errors With Sentry
Source Maps to the rescue.!
157. Top 6 PHP Development Tools For 2022
PHP tools help improve your website and web applications. We have compiled the list of the best PHP tools used and recommended by many PHP developers worldwide
158. Pieces: A Bookmarking Tool for Developers
Saving code solutions by using bookmarks in your browser is pretty painful when you want to find and revisit that solution later. An easy hack is to save snippe
159. What is Customer Data Platform?
Customer data platform (CDP) aggregates and organizes customer data across various touchpoints to build customer profiles, which are then used by other systems
160. Boost Your Workflow with Over 50+ Online Tools on WebUtility.io
WebUtility.io is a one-stop platform that consolidates over 50 essential online tools for web professionals.
161. How to Debug Like a Senior Developer
My new online course is launching with the first video ready to view. Many more are coming in the coming months, also my book is ready for preorder!
162. How to Tackle Developer Burnout
An average scrum squad that has 5 developers, at least 4 of them will be suffering from burnout. Burnout affects 83% of developers.
163. Android is Better. This is why.
To move forward with clarity, companies need something to relate to, for their purpose and for the greater good of the customers.
164. Stop Fighting with Date Formats—Angular’s DatePipe Has You Covered
Learn to use Angular's DatePipe for flexible date formatting and test across time zones with Chrome DevTools for consistent global user experience.
165. Winning At Web Accessibility in 2021 With These Tools for Developers
The quality of the tools you use defines the speed with which you can diagnose and resolve problems.
166. Essential Productivity Tips Every Software Developer Should Know
Here are the game changing productivity hacks, tools, and tips that have helped me most as a software developer.
167. Considering Low-code in 2022? Here's Why Linx Should be Your Platform of Choice
Low-code and no-code tools are in vogue at the moment, but many professional developers still consider these tools as ‘toys”.
168. Treasure Hunt: 5 Juicy Repos on GitHub
169. API DevEx Portals: A Definitive Guide
A definitive guide to building an API DevEx Portal for your API users.
170. 5 Tech Tools to Sharpen Your Creativity
Creativity is important today because it helps us innovate and think outside the box. Knowing how to use your creativity can open up a world of opportunities, so it's worthwhile taking the time to sharpen these skills with the right tools.
171. 13 Tools To Try On Your Next Javascript Based Project
On every project, there are always tools that can help your team align, standardise, and increase productivity and quality of code through their use.
172. Why You Should Automate Your Code Review
173. Wanna Know How I Built My Blog Website Using Lovable?
Step-by-step guide to building a modern blog website with Lovable prompts, GitHub sync, and Substack links.
174. I Got Tired of Updating Jira After Every Feature or Bug, So I Built a CLI
I got tired of updating Jira after every commit, so I built a CLI that handles Git commits, pushes, and Jira updates directly from the terminal.
175. Illustrate Your Work With 3D Modeling
A technique for developing three-dimensional objects, 3D modeling can be applied to various industries, including manufacturing and animation.
176. A Simple Guide to API Development Tools
APIs can be as simple as 1 endpoint for use by 100s of users or as complex as the AWS APIs with 1000s of endpoints and 100s of thousands of users. Building them can mean spending a couple of hours using a low-code platform or months of work using a multitude of tools. Hosting them can be as simple as using one platform that does everything we need or as complex as setting up and managing ingress control, security, caching, failover, metrics, scaling etc.
177. All 14 Slides from the Deck We Used to Raise Seed with Accel in 13 Days
Here's Airbyte deck for their Seed round with Accel in early 2021. This could be useful to startups in the open-source and dev worlds!
178. Developers Are Gaming Their GitHub Profiles
GitHub contribution graphs are broken. Here are 5 tools developers use to game them—and why the system created the demand.
179. How We Released a Product And Got To #1 On Product Hunt
With a combination of careful planning and – to be honest – a smidge of luck on the day, we made it a reality. Check out exactly how (and why) we did it below!
180. Mastering Microservices: Building Effective Architecture Governance for Scalability and Stability
Use the right tools to regain control of microservices with architecture governance to boost scalability, reduce complexity, and maintain system resiliency.
181. The First Dedicated IDE for React Web Applications - ReacTide 3.0 Beta is Finally Here
In addition to the teams behind Netflix, eBay, Airbnb, Dropbox, Instagram, and Facebook, there are currently over 1.3 million websites and applications built on React, making it one of the most powerful and ubiquitous frameworks of all time.
182. Tech Tales for the Literary Geek: 5 Must-Read Books for the Programming Bibliophile
Code, Coffee, & Cognition: Unlocking New Worlds - 5 Exquisite Reads for the Tech-Infused Bibliophile 📚☕️✨
183. Introducing Docketeer 3.0: A Helpful Tool to Manage Docker Containers
Docketeer is an open-source, distributed, monitoring service for maintaining Docker container health
184. GitScrum MCP Server: How AI Assistants Are Revolutionizing Project Management
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that allows AI assistants to interact with external systems in a structured, secure way.
185. The Moment Your LLM Stops Being an API—and Starts Being Infrastructure
AI gateways explained: why direct LLM API calls fail in production, how gateways handle cost, reliability, and observability, and when teams actually need one.
186. Building Your Own Custom Tool in SuperAGI: A Step-by-Step Guide
A step-by-step guide on how to build a custom tool and add it to SuperAGI.
187. 3 Non-Monetary Ways To Incentivise Your Developer Team
In a world where the fight for talent is fierce incentivising your developers in non-monetary ways is key to retain your best employees and encourage them on.
188. HackerNoon Projects of the Week: QuantumLayer, Ekstra AI, & ComLab
Discover QuantumLayer, Ekstra AI, and ComLab—three hackathon projects proving real-world utility with measurable impact.
189. 9 Productivity Tools Every Dev Should Look Into
Here is a short list of some great tools I've discovered over the past year.
190. Why I Built Native Desktop Clients for Cloudflare D1, R2, KV, and Images
Free native desktop apps for Cloudflare D1, R2, KV, and Images. No CLI, no SaaS. API credentials stay local, encrypted on your machine. Win/Mac/Linux.
191. Why On-Chain IP Registration Still Takes 30 Minutes (And How a State Machine Fixes It)
Learn how a fail-fast validation pipeline and 3-question state machine cut on-chain IP registration from 30 minutes to under 5 using Story Protocol.
192. What You Can Learn Next in Your Journey as a Developer
In your software development career, you’ll never run out of new things to learn.
193. How To Create a Developer Blog on DevDojo
Nowadays, creating a blog is easy. But, with all the different options available, you might go crazy by just doing the research.
194. How to Work on an Unfamiliar Codebase
Hence, if you want to understand a codebase better, you need more than to just read its code; you need to draw diagrams.
195. FastHTML and Heroku: What You Need to Know
Discover how to build and deploy Python web apps quickly using FastHTML and Heroku. We’ll learn the basics, create an app, and deploy in under 45 seconds!
196. Top 13 Professional Web Design Software & Tools for Beginners
To help businesses choose the right web design software, we’ve made a concise and easy-to-understand guide for you.
197. Boost Your Productivity as a Developer With These 10 Tools
Productivity is one of the important metrics for developers. Stay organized with this list of the essential tools for a developer to increase your productivity.
198. 25 Useful Websites Developers Don't Use Enough
There are many websites to make the work of developers easier, even if they are as basic as helping you share your code. Here are 25 useful websites for devs.
199. 8 Open-source NLP Tools You Should Try
The write-up is about various free open-source NLP tools available in the market which any developer can use as per the requirement.
200. 6 Slack Apps & Integrations All Software Teams Need to Consider
There are a tonne of Slack apps and integrations. Here are 6 of the very best Slack add-ons for software developers, from summarisation to bug tracking.
201. Everything you need to know about Helm – Part I
Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes. In this tutorial we will explore Helm tasks, components, charts, and installations.
202. How Building a Jira App Led Me to Create PeekNote — a Minimal macOS Notes Tool for Developers
PeekNote is a minimal macOS notes app for developers to quickly save, edit, and copy code snip
203. Is Web3 Still for Developers - or Just for Speculators With a GitHub Account?
Web3 lost 75% of code commits and 56% of its developers. Alchemy's Uttam Singh explains what's really driving the exodus.
204. Cherry-picking Your Teammate's Locally Uncommitted Changes in Git
We are all familiar with Git Cherry Pick — it allows us to pick arbitrary Git commits by reference and append them to the current working HEAD. This can be extremely useful for team collaboration, bug hotfixes, or restoring lost commits. However, this feature would be even more useful for collaboration if it would allow for cherry-picking your teammate's locally uncommitted changes! Sounds like a dream? Keep reading!
205. Great Developer Blogs to Follow in 2023 That Are Informative, Entertaining, or Both
Remember, there are many other great blogs out there, so don't be afraid to explore and find what works best for you.
206. 10 Most Useful Code Editors Hotkeys
207. Accelerate Troubleshooting in AWS: Lightrun's Seamless Debugging for Lambda Functions
In this blog post, we will explore how Lightrun simplifies the debugging process, providing a seamless experience for developers.
208. Creating Computer Vision Apps Without Building Media Pipelines
An open source multimedia framework to build and deploy computer vision apps in minutes without worrying about media pipelines.
209. Observability Done Right – Interview With Startups of the Year Nominee, Lightrun
Discover why Lightrun has been nominated in HackerNoon's annual Startup of the Year awards in Tel Aviv, Israel.
210. It’s Time to Reinvent the Audio File: Introducing Bitwave
Bitwave is a new open-source audio format built with Rust & Python. It embeds spatial data & BPM for immersive, adaptive experiences in VR and gaming.
211. The Top WinForms Reporting Tools
Explore the top WinForms reporting tools and their notable features for your applications in this review of leading options.
212. ObjectBox: Empowering the Edge
An interview with the CEO of Berlin-based Startup solving local on-device data storage and decentralized data-flows out-of-the-box to empower Edge Computing.
213. Boost Your Productivity in 2024 With These 17 Tools & Web Apps🚀⚡
This article introduces 17 useful tools and web apps designed to boost your productivity and help you achieve more in less time.
214. Meet Korbit: HackerNoon Company of the Week
This week, HackerNoon features Korbit—a smart AI platform that helps dev teams ship faster, cleaner code with real-time feedback and team-wide coding standards
215. Installing a Developer Workstation from Scratch
How to automate the installation of a developer workstation, keeping it quick, maintainable and easy learn
216. TableCraft Earns a 58.65 Proof of Usefulness Score by Building a Schema-Driven Toolkit for Drizzle ORM and React Data Tables
TableCraft turns Drizzle ORM schemas into production-ready APIs and React data tables, helping developers build admin panels and internal tools faster.
217. How To Increase Efficiency With DORA
The Google State of DevOps claims that following DORA's "State of DevOps" report can help improve efficiency. This is how it worked out for one company.
218. Top 7 Project Management Instruments That Facilitate Remote Work
Project Management for a team is an important task at the best of times. Many processes make a project successful- scheduling, planning, executing, and other stages. However, project management can get trickier when your team is distributed across the world and working remotely.
219. Useful Tools To Make Working on HTML and CSS Easier
Programmers and Developers are lazy people, they always want to make their jobs easy. They do not want manual and repetitive tasks. They want to automate tasks.
220. Is Now the Right Time to Start Using Azure Data Studio?
Azure Data Studio is an open-source program that offers rich capabilities for working with SQL servers.
221. Top 5 VS Code Extensions for Remote Working
A list of the best VS code extensions.
222. Your Docs Are the Gateway to Your Devtool
Writing good documentation is crucial. While working on Appwrite, documentation is one of the essential parts of our development life-cycle. When we are building tools designed for developers, our docs are where developers first meet our product. Complex, unclear, or unorganized documentation site can drive developers away even if your product is great. It doesn’t worth a lot if your code is awesome or neat if no-one can use it.
223. The MCP Server Nobody Warned You About: stdout, Errors, and Why Rust Wins
Production gotchas building MCP servers in Rust. stdout corruption, error handling as AI UX, and memory behaviour differences between TypeScript and Rust.
224. Why I Built Allos to Decouple AI Agents From LLM Vendors
Allos is a Python SDK for building AI agents that can switch between OpenAI, Anthropic, and more with a single command.
225. A Comprehensive Review of My Experiences With Leading AppChain Node Providers
As a developer exploring the exciting world of appChains, I had the opportunity to work with various leading node providers and witness firsthand how they transform blockchain technology. AppChains while leveraging the security also concedes cost advantages of underlying Layer 1 blockchains. With appChains, developers like me, can unlock endless possibilities and elevate our decentralized applications to new heights. Hence, an increasing number of developers are seen resorting to this efficient solution to address scalability, interoperability, and modularity. If we talk about nodes, then nodes are not just responsible for exchanging data on blockchains but are also an excellent approach to engaging with blockchains.
226. Daily Standups Tools or Traditional Standups: The Final Verdict
The debate about the best way to run daily standups has plenty of nuance. I dig into the options we have for this agile ceremony.
227. How Etherspot Redefines The Way We Build Ethereum Smart Contracts (Account Abstraction)
Explore ERC-4337, Account Abstraction, and how Etherspot's innovative approach streamlines the onboarding of new users into dApps & the broader Web3 ecosystem
228. EIP-7702 Infrastructure to Support Account Abstraction for EOAs: Why This Matters
EIP-7702 brings Account Abstraction to EOAs. Learn why open, censorship-resistant infrastructure matters and how UserOps are processed across Ethereum and L2s.
229. How Fine Went From Producing a Web Series to Building a Startup
The journey of Fine, a startup born out of a unique approach to identifying developer challenges through a web series.
230. Using OpenApi to Ship APIs Faster
Writing an API from scratch can be quite fun and informative for developers. Yet, maintaining dozens of APIs in a company is another kettle of fish.
231. Microsoft Tools Every Development Teams Should Use
If you are developing on the Microsoft these are the most useful software development tools.
232. The Developer Experience Tax Hidden Inside Your Design System
Many design systems show high adoption but low satisfaction. This article exposes the hidden costs, workarounds, and developer frustration behind the dashboards
233. The Engineer's Guide to Creating a Technical Debt Proposal
This article will guide you through the process to craft a technical debt proposal to justify the time spent solving technical issues.
234. Every Web Designer Should Know These 13 Beautiful Gradient Tools 💯👍
I compiled some of my favorite gradient makers. I will provide you with the direct links, give you descriptions, and include screenshot of the tools.
235. Debugging Angular Applications: The Tool You Need to Know
Angular DevTools is a great tool to make app development faster and more efficient.
236. I Built with AI Coding Agents. The Hype Is Dangerous.
AI coding agents promise easy development but deliver chaos. Three brutal lessons from building with Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT that shatter the hype.
237. Things to Think About When Debugging [Part 1]
Learn the methodological way to debug your application as well as some lesser known debugging tricks to narrow down those pesky bugs.
238. Introducing CropScore: An Image Cropper for Content Creators ✂✨
If you are a content creator, the chances are you have come across stretched, shrank, non-centered or pixelated images after the posting of your material.
239. Launching Your Open Source Product in Just 3 Weeks (And Only Spend $10!): A Guide
Who says you need unlimited resources or time? All you need is some caffeine-fueled motivation and like-minded devs ready to bring ideas into reality.
240. 5 JetBrains Plugins to Take Your Productivity through the Roof
5 great JetBrains plugins that will make you and your dev team more productive in a remote setup: GitLive, Code Time, Git Machete, Stepsize, Smart Search.
241. The Potential Advantages Einstein GPT Could Give to Developers
Salesforce's Einstein GPT can significantly benefit developers by providing a powerful natural language processing (NLP) tool that streamlines various tasks and improves efficiency.
242. I Built an AI Prompt Injection Attack Demo : Here's What Every Developer Should Know
I built Inject-A-Poll to demonstrate how hidden prompts in code repos could manipulate AI assistants. Here's what developers need to know about AI security.
243. When Value Moves Like Information: Why Developers Are Building Bitcoin Into Everyday Apps
Developers everywhere are bringing bitcoin to the open-source apps we use every day. Time2Build is how value starts to move like information online.
244. The Hidden Potential of AI for Developers: Increasing Productivity & Shortening Time-To-Market
This story talks about how AI can benefit developers by increasing productivity and as a building block to implement otherwise complex applications quicker.
245. New .NET Library Does Deep Cloning Right
Fast deep cloning library for .NET 8+. Zero-config, works out of the box.
246. Here’s Everything You Should Know About Upgrading Dynamics AX to Dynamics 365
We examine all we need to know before upgrading Dynamics AX to Dynamics 365 in this article.
247. Video Watermarking: A Step-by-Step Guide Using Node.js and ApyHub API
In this article, we delve into how you can effectively use the ApyHub Video Watermarking API using Node JS.
248. Understanding MCP by Building One: A Beginner's Guide to Creating Your First AI Tool
Learn the Model Context Protocol hands-on by building a simple Story Manager that Claude can interact with no prior experience needed
249. I Think pipenv Is Better Than venv
Yeah, you read that right. I actually think that pipenv is better than venv for there are multiple reasons and a whole lot of thought behind it.
250. GitOps. GitOps? What is GitOps?
In this blog we will try to answer all your pressing questions about GitOps and find out how it can help you in the software delivery process.
251. The Markdown Test
As an investor, I am focused on what I think of as ‘technical tools.’ That is, tools that either help developers build or deploy code, or tools that help pseudo-technical users do developer-like things. There are some edges for this where it’s hard to delineate what is/isn’t a tool for a technical user, especially in the collaboration space. In fact, much of my thinking here stems from the question, “so does this include stuff like Slack?,” which comes up a surprising amount in conversation.
252. Opside Pre-alpha Incentive Testnet Launch: Public zkEVM and PoW ZKP Mining Unveiled
We are thrilled to announce the official launch of Opside's first Public zkEVM Chain.
253. Pivoting for Success: Jonathan's Startup Journey from Taplytics to DevCycle
Taplytics pivoted to DevCycle, focusing on seamless developer experience and feature flagging. A bold move with potential in the evolving tech landscape.
254. Meet the Dev Tool That Kills Stack Overflow Tabs for Good
How a smart documentation co-pilot, integrated right into my editor, helped me reclaim hours and stay in the coding flow.
255. Why the Best Developer Marketing Looks Like Anti-Marketing
Why traditional marketing fails with developers and how product-led companies win by letting product experience, documentation, and trust drive adoption.
256. 10 NoCode Tools to Help You Build Your MVP 🚀
A list of 10 free Nocode tools for creating and launching a successful startup ✅🚀
257. What MCP Means for Secure AI Integrations and the Future of Agentic Workflows
A practical look at how the Model Context Protocol brings structure and safety to AI integrations, helping teams connect agents to real systems predictably.
258. JMXTerm-An Open-Source Debugging Tool
Monitor your application in production or locally. Understand what's going on under the hood while debugging & change application settings on the fly.
259. An Introduction to AWS SSO VS Cross-account Role-based IAM Access
Considered to be the best practices in AWS, one of the most popular ways to maximize AWS's potential is to utilize multiple accounts.
260. 17 Killer Web Apps to Increase Productivity 🚀💯
261. The Difference Between Data Backups and Snapshots (and when to use them)
Learn the difference between server snapshots and server backups with the pros and cons of each, and some examples of when to use them.
262. Tired of Slow Maven Builds? You Might Want to Try MVND
MVND cuts Maven build times by up to 40%, boosting productivity for both small and large projects. Discover how MVND streamlines your build process efficiently.
263. Startup Interview with David A. Smith, Founder & CTO, and John Payne, CEO of Croquet
The Croquet Collaboration Library and Frameworks are the easiest & most powerful way for developers to create instantaneous shared experiences.
264. JSON File Comparison With Jackson
Discover methods and tools to effectively compare JSON files, from command-line tools to online utilities and custom scripts.
265. Domscribe Gives AI Agents Eyes on Your Frontend
Domscribe helps AI agents map live DOM elements back to source code, cutting token waste and speeding up frontend iteration.
266. Using An Existing Blogging Platform vs Building A Blog From Scratch
The article aims to answer the question whether developers should use an existing blogging platform or build a blog from scratch
267. What is MLOps and How Kubernetes can Help
Why is #Kubernetes so important for MLOps? Find out in our blog post below.
268. The Best Error Ever: Firebase Errors for Humans
I'm working on a system for positive behavioral recognition and metrics using Firebase and React. This is a hobby/side project that I work on usually on nights and weekends.
269. Formonger Earns a 41 Proof of Usefulness Score for Building an API-First Form Backend for Developers
Formonger scored 41 in HackerNoon’s Proof of Usefulness Hackathon for its API-first approach to building secure, spam-free forms fast.
270. What Is Google Baseline?: A Quick Look at Its Impact on Browser Compatibility and Interoperability
Learn about how Google is closing the interoperability gap when it comes to cross-browser compatibility of new and existing Front-end development features.
271. Ever Tool I Use to Be a Giga Web Developer on Mac
Whether it's managing packages, improving terminal experience, or organizing my work, these tools help keep everything running smoothly.
272. How Turn Your Smartphone Into a Second Screen for FREE For Seamless Multitasking!
Turn Your Smartphone into a Second Screen for FREE: For Seamless Multitasking!
273. How to Automate Git Workflows with Git Hooks 🚀
Automate Your Git Workflows with Git Hooks 🚀
274. How to Design an Effective Dashboard: The Essential Guide
Effective dashboard design helps DevOps, SRE and developers easily understand the system and quickly troubleshoot incidents. Here's how to do it right.
275. 69 Stories To Learn About Productivity Tools
Learn everything you need to know about Productivity Tools via these 69 free HackerNoon stories.
276. ArtemisFlow: A Local-First Job Tracker I Built
ArtemisFlow is a local-first job tracker built for tech candidates. No accounts, no backend, and no external database.
277. 3 Tools to Make Growing and Scaling your Side Projects Easier
Growing a side project is hard. Ex-Clourflare dev shares 3 easy to use tools to help you get more signups, analyze user data, and monitor production errors.
278. From 322,000 Lines to 43,000: Why Cursor Deleted Their CMS
The old world is collapsing. UX teams. UI frameworks. Backend services. Middleware.
279. This Image Converter Runs Entirely in Your Browser
Learn how to build a browser-based image converter using JavaScript that runs entirely on the client without uploading files to a server.
280. Are Bugs Killing Your Momentum?
In this article, we’ll try to challenge conventional thinking about bugs and explore how much each bug is costing you and your team.
281. "Make Other Developers’ Lives Easier" Valerio Barbera, CTO at Inspector
The Inspector founder's story: a journey from developer to SaaS founder. How their software development tool is making developers' lives easier.
282. AI Can't Automate Design-to-Code, so Don't Quit Learning to Code Just Yet!
Can AI fully automate design-to-code? We explore the progress, pitfalls, and why developers still play a critical role in building real software.
283. 7 Websites That are Useful for Web Developers
As web developers, daily we try to solve some problems and to solve those problems we may need to have some handy tools/websites where we can look up to.
284. We Are Bugfender: Shaping the Future of App Development Through Remote Logging Solutions
Learn about Bugfender, a log storage service for application developers which that can help you to fix bugs faster than ever
285. Get Notified When There are Commits to Pull in VS Code
With the help of GitLive’s new pull reminders, you can now pull sooner, reduce the chances of conflicts, and merge faster!
286. Startup Success Is Now Being Engineered by Invisible Technologists
Behind every startup success is an invisible technologist. Discover the unseen experts engineering trust, scale, and security in the AI-driven age.
287. Using IMGCentury For Bulk & Unlimited Image Compressions: A Guide
Image Compression become easy. Tired of compression limits and upload. Try use our IMGCentury Image Compressor for Unlimited Compressions for Free. No Ads
288. Tackling API Testing Challenges in a Fast-Paced Startup Environment With Keploy
Navigating API testing challenges in a fast-paced startup: discover solutions & insights for seamless development.
289. Helm — Everything You Need to Know Part II
In this tutorial, we are going to learn about Helm versions (v2 vs. v3), and a practical example of how to use it.
290. You Don’t Need an API for Everything (Sometimes Scraping Is Enough)
You don't always need an API. Sometimes scraping public pages is the simplest, fastest way to turn repetitive browsing into usable data.
291. Simplifying Microservices Communication with KubeMQ Control Center
Dealing with the complexities of microservice communication can be a burden. Here, learn how developers can be more efficient using microservice architectures.
292. Important Aspects of using GitLive
I’m Sunny, and I’m a junior developer at GitLive. Since we are making a tool by developers, for developers, I wanted to share how I use our own product on a day to day basis.
293. The Best JetBrains Plugins For Remote Working
Let’s take a look at the best JetBrains plugins that can seriously improve your remote working routine.
294. How I Built a Fairly Successful SAAS Product for Coders
I always wanted a way to explain to my coders visually what I meant by my feedback and I used all sorts of work arounds to solve this problem.
295. Here's What Nobody Tells You About Going Solo
Building a SaaS boilerplate from scratch while learning the business side — here's what nobody tells you about going solo.
296. Why Developers Build Tools They Don’t Plan to Sell
Many great tools aren't built for profit, they're built to solve personal problems. This article explores why developers create tools for themselves.
297. Introducing Flexible, Scalable Computation With Decent Land Labs Molecular Execution Machine
Discover MEM by Decent Land Labs - with multi-language support and cross-chain authentication you can build scalable, trustless dApps at lightning speed.
298. Why you Should Get Started Building Containers on Kubernetes
Kubernetes is ideal for container orchestration. Because of its features, it also comes with complexity. In this article, we will discuss when to use Kubernetes
299. Micro-frontend Migration Journey — Part 2: The Toolkit
Creating a robust toolkit is crucial for a successful migration of existing apps and the smooth adoption of new micro-frontends in the future.
300. Code Oasis: Your Secret Garden for Internal Development
Discover the benefits of IDPs, how to implement them, and how they can improve data accuracy, efficiency, collaboration, security, and customer experience.
301. Some Developers Are Becoming Obsolete. It Has Nothing to Do With Low-Code.
Developers aren't being replaced by low-code tools. They're being replaced by developers who actually know how to use them. Here's what that means.
302. Valuable Insights About The Fundraising Process
We Raised a $26M Series-A to Change How Data Is Moved with our open-source ELT solution. Here's how we did it, deck included
303. How To Get Accurate Feedback From The SonarQube Ecosystem Into C++ Directly
Late feedback is a pain in the butt. Regardless of how it comes, hearing "that thing you did two weeks ago was wrong" is unwelcome at best. Good feedback is immediate, actionable and at least dispassionate, if not compassionate.
304. Eliminate Friction in App Delivery to Kubernetes
The last two decades have seen a sea change in the way software is written and delivered. Waterfall to iterative to agile, native to hybrid to responsive interfaces, monoliths to microservices, installed to pay-as-you-go SaaS, data centers to private and hybrid clouds, and virtual machines to containers. As the market constantly evolves, enterprises are facing a ton of choices with increasing complexity.
305. 5 Tips to Align Your Remote Engineering Teams
With only 4% working full time on-site, more and more companies are moving forward with fully remote work models. Check out our tips below
306. On Dynamic Observability and Team Culture with Liran Haimovitch, Rookout CTO
Rookout Co-Founder and CTO, Liran Haimovitch, shares the origin story of their debugging tool, what excites him about the startup life, PLG, and more.
307. Avoiding In-House Development Tools Now May Pay Off Later
Software engineers are builders - so it’s only natural for them to want to build in-house proprietary software tools, customization and integrations. But that instinct can often be problematic for businesses. Here are some reasons you should think twice before letting your engineers build their own internal software:
308. Meet Kilo: HackerNoon Company of the Week
14 people. 2.3M developers. #1 on OpenRouter. Kilo is this week's Company of the Week for good reason.
309. Application Scenarios of Pylon CLI — A Client Tool that Controls the Dev Environment Locally
As a front-end engineer, Node is an essential development tool for java.
310. Web Developers, Don't Let This Browser Deal Pass You By
Polypane is offering a massive 25% discount on all yearly plans for Black Friday which runs until Monday, December 2nd.
311. The 17 Essential Tools You Need to Boost Your Productivity 🚀🔥
17 essential tools to boost your productivity to address specific productivity challenges you may face in your developer workflow.
312. Cloud Collaboration Tools for Engineering Teams
It's a story about how I set up a development environment in five minutes
313. I Built A Handy Browser Plugin To Search Docs And Packages Directly From The Address Bar
Hi all. I'm so honored to introduce my product: Go Search Extension, a handy browser plugin to help every Go developer search docs and package in the address bar instantly.
314. Why Developers Are Ditching Custom Stacks for Modern Website Builders (And When They Shouldn't)
Website builders aren't for beginners anymore. Here's the pragmatic framework developers should actually use to decide when to build custom vs. ship smart.
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