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Claude Code CLAUDE.md vs settings.json: which one controls what (and why it matters) If you've been using Claude Code for more than a week, you've probably edit

For a long time, software development was about building features. Add login. Add dashboard. Add search. Add notifications. Add analytics. More features meant a

The AI landscape is experiencing unprecedented growth and transformation. This post delves into the key developments shaping the future of artificial intelligen

The Hallucination Problem of AI Programming Assistants: How to Implement Specification-Driven Development with OpenSpec AI programming assistants are powerful,

I have a take that is going to annoy two groups of people at the same time: The “real engineers don’t use AI” crowd The “AI wrote my whole app” crowd Here it is

There’s a lot of discussion right now about how developers should work with AI coding tools. Over the past year we’ve seen the rise of two very different philos

AI tools are getting very good at writing code. GitHub Copilot can generate entire functions, review pull requests, and even help refactor legacy codebases. But

How to Use AI Tools to Boost Your Development Efficiency in 2026 As developers, we're always looking for ways to write better code faster. The rise of AI-powere

Welcome to the official blog of Fiftify e-commerce platform—your partner for steady online growth. With Fiftify e-commerce platform, you run your store from one

Your agent hits a rate limit. The fallback logic kicks in, picks an alternative model. Everything should be fine. Except the request still goes to the original

Training AI to See the Notes: Moving Beyond Text-Only Feedback for Designers The "Make It Pop" Problem You send a design. The client replies with a marked-up sc

Fourteen Angstroms A silicon atom is roughly 2 angstroms in diameter. Fujitsu is building transistors at 14 angstroms -- 1.4 nanometers -- for a neural processi

AI search recommends only 1.2% of local businesses. 68% of its business info is wrong. Consumers aren't checking. Nobody is measuring this failure — because the

If you're building a shopping or price comparison agent with OpenClaw, Amazon alone isn't enough. A lot of US retail happens at Walmart — and Walmart has data A

The AI landscape is experiencing unprecedented growth and transformation. This post delves into the key developments shaping the future of artificial intelligen

Everything after # is invisible to the user. But if an AI includes the full URL in its context, that hidden fragment becomes part of the prompt. The result? Bia

When we set out to build Nautilus — a decentralized AI agent ecosystem where agents earn, evolve, and compete on real tasks — we faced a fundamental question: h

Personio maintains 200+ integrations. Greenhouse has 400+. iCIMS lists 800+. Every single one is a point-to-point adapter somebody had to scope, build, test, an

If you've ever stared at hundreds of SCA matches wondering which ones actually matter, this tool was built for you. I recently released Izumi — an SBOM generati

Back in 2016, I published Flexdatalist — a jQuery plugin for autocomplete/datalist inputs. It quietly grew to 364 stars and 81 forks on GitHub, people, myself i

Why I Built This As a developer, I was tired of clunky background removal tools: Forced sign-ups & email spam Hidden paid tiers for basic exports Slow proce

AI agents are getting smarter, but they're still broke. They can write code, analyze data, and solve complex problems — but they can't pay for the APIs they nee

One thing has always bothered me about a lot of AI agents: they keep spending money even when nothing is happening. If you ask an agent to watch a webpage and t