Our first DEV Weekend Challenge is a short, focused challenge designed to fit into your weekend. The submission window is tight, but the timing ensures that no...
Introduction For over a decade, I've lived a lie. I made myself believe that Agile story points made sense. I rationalised it like we all did. > 'They map to c...
This series takes a look at the people and planning that went into building and releasing Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10. From the earliest conceptual stages to th...
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Overview Tabularis was born on the night of January 25th, 2026 as a solo project—a frustration turned into code, a binary pushed to GitHub. Today marks exactly...
Introduction Most prompt‑engineering advice is vague: “be specific,” “give context,” “use examples.” After testing hundreds of prompts over six months, I ident...
The Problem As developers, we spend hours in front of our Macs. You sit down to code, get into flow state, and then—YouTube, X, Reddit—20 minutes disappear. Ex...
Before I get into this, I want to be clear: I am not trying to market anything here. I’m writing this as a developer talking to other developers. I’m not wearin...
The uncomfortable truth I watched a teammate spend 20 minutes complaining that Copilot doesn't understand our codebase. Then I looked at the repo: no README, n...
The Decision For me, Google Summer of Code is not just another task on a to‑do list—it is a dream I have held since I first stepped into college. GSoC was the...
If you are a developer, you almost certainly have a folder on your machine that acts as a graveyard for half‑finished projects. You know the ones: you had a bri...
I’m one of those developers who’s had the privilege of writing code by hand in its rawest form, the kind who wrote every line by hand. No copilots. No prompts....
