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dev.to > tooljet > building-a-recall-response-console-with-tooljet-mcp-and-examining-tooljets-approach-to-ai-app-126

Building a Recall Response Console With ToolJet MCP (and Examining ToolJet’s Approach to AI App Building)

10+ min ago   (1368+ words) Building the first version of an internal application is only one part of the job. The more difficult... Tagged with ai, mcp, programming, architecture....


dev.to > halil_cogun > tickwise-in-unity-10mj

Tickwise in Unity

16+ min ago   (769+ words) The Unity bridge is here. Install the package, import the sample, run it twice, and watch the command line tool name the exact tick where two runs stopped agreeing. Tagged with unity3d, gamedev, netcode, csharp....


dev.to > protagonistlabs > stash-131-is-out-2f3p

Stash 1.3.1 is out

33+ min ago   (22+ words) Stash.exe now runs the app in its own process: no hidden PowerShell, no code compiled at startup.... Tagged with windows, showdev, productivity....


dev.to > idehweb > building-a-visual-website-builder-with-react-the-architecture-behind-webrunos-page-editor-3mdd

Building a Visual Website Builder with React: The Architecture Behind Webruno’s Page Editor

29+ min ago   (448+ words) Building a visual website builder looks simple from the outside. Users drag a section, change some text, upload an image, click save, and expect a website to appear. The reality is much harder. A website builder is not just a…...


dev.to > mahirhir > a-six-line-edit-made-fifteen-units-stale-the-freshness-check-was-working-correctly-1en6

A six-line edit made fifteen units stale. The freshness check was working correctly.

55+ min ago   (530+ words) Every unit of this project carries a record of its last verification, and each record pins the configuration it was checked against by hashing it. If the configuration changes, the pin no longer reproduces and the record goes stale, which…...


dev.to > anton_brilliantov > generation-and-operations-are-one-thing-ei9

Generation and Operations Are One Thing

45+ min ago   (856+ words) Add a service and you get code, observability and deploy — or the platform drifts from reality. What it takes to keep 'declared' and 'actual' the same thing by construction, and what that costs. Tagged with platform, devops, go, architecture....


dev.to > anton_brilliantov > deploy-is-a-consequence-of-the-manifest-54i5

Deploy Is a Consequence of the Manifest

46+ min ago   (1038+ words) Three pipelines, identical for every service, derived from the file that declares the service - and exactly three decisions left to a human: environment, secrets, tag. Plus the one defect in this area that stays green while being wrong. Tagged with…...


dev.to > shadorux > i-built-a-shadow-the-hedgehog-css-library-40p6

I Built a Shadow the Hedgehog CSS Library

47+ min ago   (255+ words) I've been building a collection of Shadow the Hedgehog-focused web projects under Shadorux, and one of the projects I wanted was something reusable outside of my own site. So I made SHADOW.CSS. SHADOW.CSS is a small open-source CSS…...


dev.to > presend > our-ssrf-guard-passed-every-test-we-ran-until-a-strangers-comment-pointed-out-the-test-we-never-38m

Our SSRF guard passed every test we ran — until a stranger's comment pointed out the test we never ran

1+ hour ago   (300+ words) Then I didn't follow up. The comment sat there for weeks. Going back to it tonight, the gap was worse than I'd worried. Five of our endpoints (redirect-trace, security-scan, security-headers, favicon, scrape) fetch a user-supplied URL. All five guarded against…...


dev.to > rijultp > learning-to-build-with-llms-the-framework-free-way-336p

Learning to Build with LLMs the Framework-Free Way

1+ hour, 25+ min ago   (367+ words) Hello, I'm Rijul, and I'm building LiveReview — a blast-radius aware AI code review built for your... Tagged with ai....