Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Look, I’ve spent countless hours building web apps, designing databases, and pushing the limits of AI-first development. But lately, I’ve noticed a frustrating trend: too many brilliant developers are still treating LLMs like fancy, over-glorified autocomplete boxes. I’ve watched teams waste thousands of dollars on bloated context
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"
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
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
JavaScript
I’ve been writing JavaScript for over 20 years. I remember the days of jQuery spaghetti, the birth of Backbone.js, and the "Great Framework Wars" that brought us the titans we use today like React, Vue, and Angular. Most of my career has been spent in the
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
web development
As a doctor and a software developer, I’ve spent the last decade navigating two very different but equally complex systems: the human body and high-performance codebases. In medicine, we have organs that act like microservices (the heart does one job, the lungs another), but they are all connected to
AI Development
If you’ve been shipping code long enough, you know the feeling: you’re deep in a flow state, the terminal is humming, and suddenly you hit a wall. A cryptic error. A tangled dependency tree. A product requirement that changes at 11 PM. You spend hours debugging, context-switching, and
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
TARS: The Agent That Actually Uses Your Computer At Medevel.com, we have written about and published dozens of open-source automation tools, "autonomous agents," and browser pilots. We’ve seen the GitHub repositories pile up, promising software that can do your job for you. Most of the time?
Development
In the world of software architecture, few buzzwords have held as much sway over the last decade as "microservices." It became the industry standard aspiration. The narrative was clear: monoliths are dinosaurs, clunky, slow, and hard to scale, while microservices are agile, modern, and future-proof. Read any engineering
Android
Let’s be clear here for a second. If you have an Android phone, then uou are walking around with a device in your pocket that is likely more powerful than the laptop you owned ten years ago. Yet, most of us use that raw computing power to scroll through
Self-hosted
What is BookLore? BookLore is a self-hosted web app that transforms your digital book collection into an organized, beautiful library. Track progress, manage metadata, and read across devices. With multi-user support and a sleek, modern interface, it’s perfect for readers who value privacy, control, and the joy of discovering