Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Let's skip the corporate AI hype. We all know the drill by now: someone on LinkedIn posts a shiny video of an AI generating a full-stack todo app in twelve seconds, and the comments section immediately descends into a tribal war between "software engineering is dead"
Developer Tools
What is PakePlus? PakePlus is a minimalist, open-source wrapper that turns any webpage, Vue app, React app, or URL into a native desktop or mobile app, in few minutes, under 5MB. PakePlus instantly wraps it into a sleek, native-feeling app, elevating its presence without rewriting a single line. Whether it&
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Choosing a terminal used to be a simple matter of aesthetic preference, do you like your cursor green or white? But as we move deeper into the age of agentic engineering, the "dumb" terminal is becoming a bottleneck. An AI-Friendly Terminal isn't just a window into
web development
Floci is a free, MIT-licensed local AWS emulator. Run AWS services offline with Docker—no account, no auth tokens, no feature gates. A practical LocalStack alternative for testing and development.
network
tun2socks is a lightweight, high-performance tool that creates a virtual network interface (TUN device) on your system to transparently redirect all network traffic through a specified proxy server. By leveraging the gVisor TCP/IP stack (a user-space network stack originally developed by Google for sandboxing), it handles packet processing efficiently
Developer Tools
What is Camoufox? Camofox-browser is an anti-detection server for AI agents, built on Camoufox’s C++ Firefox fork. It bypasses bot detection by spoofing fingerprints at the engine level, avoiding common Playwright blocks. Developers need it because it provides stable element references and token-efficient accessibility snapshots, ensuring reliable web interaction.
macos
Muxy is a lightweight and memory-efficient terminal designed specifically for high-performance workflows on Mac, built with the power of SwiftUI and libghostty. For developers deeply involved in AI development and agentic coding, Muxy provides a streamlined environment that stays out of the way of your LLM-driven processes while providing the
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
We’ve all been there. It’s 11:00 PM, you’re deep in a Next.js sprint, and you decide to let Antigravity handle a repetitive task. Maybe it’s a simple UI refactor or adding a few Zod schemas to a Directus hook. You hit enter, watch the
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
As a developer, there is nothing more frustrating than watching an AI agent go "rogue." You ask for a simple feature update, and suddenly, your Google Antigravity environment is suggesting libraries that don't exist or, even worse, refactoring 500 lines of perfectly functional code just for
JavaScript
I was mentoring a fresh Node.js dev yesterday who asked, "npm or npx, what's the difference?" I smiled and said: "Think of npm as your toolbox, you install tools to keep. npx is like borrowing one for a quick job, then returning it. Use
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
If you’ve been following my journey at Medevel.com, you know I’m obsessed with the intersection of AI engineering and open-source software. We talk about LLMs, Next.js, and Directus all the time. But today, I need to talk about the process. For months, I’ve been wrestling
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
The era of "Vibe Coding", where we just throw loose natural language at an LLM and pray the output compiles, is officially dead. We are moving into the age of Agentic Engineering, a world where we don't just chat with AI; we architect autonomous systems that