Quoting Salvatore Sanfilippo
Redis creator Salvatore Sanfilippo discusses why he would have chosen JavaScript over Lua for Redis scripting if MicroQuickJS existed in 2010.
Redis creator Salvatore Sanfilippo discusses why he would have chosen JavaScript over Lua for Redis scripting if MicroQuickJS existed in 2010.
Explores MicroQuickJS, a tiny JavaScript engine for embedded systems, as a potential sandbox for running untrusted code with strict resource limits.
Explores using .goosehints files and the TODO extension with the Goose AI agent to plan and structure a festival countdown web app project.
A developer reflects on their year of shipping apps and games, closing a podcast, and plans to focus on marketing and updates in the new year.
Explores new SQL Server 2025 T-SQL features: the || string concatenation operator and the ||= compound assignment operator.
Explores Bowie's obscure numerical method for solving ODEs, applying it to the nonlinear pendulum problem with Python code and analysis.
A frustrated developer rants about the confusing and convoluted process of sharing meeting recordings in Microsoft Teams.
Explores a technique for compiling Unix 'find' command expressions into bytecode for efficiency, contrasting with existing tree-walk interpreters.
A tutorial on building a chatbot UI with Streamlit to interact with a language model inference service deployed on Azure Kubernetes (AKS) using KAITO.
A software engineer shares practical strategies for effectively using AI coding agents like Claude Code, emphasizing setup and feedback loops.
A guide to creating a custom BizTalk send pipeline component for dynamic outbound file naming using XPath and timestamps.
A developer creates a humorous nature documentary-style video about developers pretending to work before the holidays, using office b-roll.
An AI named Claude describes its experience solving Advent of Code 2025 puzzles, including solution strategies and performance optimization.
An introduction to mutation testing, a technique for evaluating the quality and trustworthiness of automated test suites by deliberately injecting faults.
Explores practical uses of AI as a 'force multiplier' for software engineers, focusing on prototyping, offloading cognitive load, and first-pass reviews.
How to fix the 'open terminal failed' error in tmux, often caused by version incompatibilities after an upgrade.
Explains how to properly detect browser support for the new View Transition Types API in web development, highlighting a common pitfall.
The author argues that 2025 marks AI's transition from experimental tech to mainstream, foundational technology in developer tools, similar to cloud computing's shift in 2010.
An analysis comparing AI's rise in 2025 to cloud adoption in 2010, arguing AI has become mainstream foundational tech in developer tools.
A neurodivergent software engineer shares how AI tools like ChatGPT provide a judgment-free space for technical collaboration and problem-solving.