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CSI Drivers (How Storage Actually Works in EKS) So far: VPC → network IAM → permissions EKS → control plane Nodes → compute Now comes the part many people ignore: 👉 Storage Without this: Pods can’t persist data Databases won’t work Logs disappear on restart This module installs CSI drivers, which a
Finishing Before Christmas — Spec-Driven Development 📜 Accompanying source code repository: Santa Augmentcode Intent Do you know why Christmas always arrives on time? Not because I am superhuman. Not because the reindeer are faster than physics should allow. Christmas arrives on time because of one
Parallel Elves, Zero Chaos — Multi-Agent Orchestration 🎁 Accompanying source code repository: Santa Augmentcode Intent The secret to running a smooth Workshop is understanding the difference between work that can happen at the same time and work that cannot. You cannot paint a toy before it is carv
The Gifts Are Under the Tree — From Spec to Merged PR 🎄 Accompanying source code repository: Santa Augmentcode Intent Every year, on the morning of December 25th, I allow myself one quiet moment before the sleigh is unpacked and the Thank-You Letters start arriving. I sit in the empty Workshop, sti
Quick Verdict SonarQube and Checkmarx are fundamentally different tools built for fundamentally different problems. SonarQube is a code quality platform that happens to include some security rules. Checkmarx is an enterprise application security platform that has no interest in code quality at all.
Not every agent workload is a pipeline. Sometimes you have a list of items -- documents to summarize, products to review, regions to analyze -- and you need the same kind of analysis applied to each one, then a synthesis of all the results. That's MapReduce. And it turns out to be one of the most pr
Here are the best AI tools Reddit power users actually paid for in 2026, ranked by 47,000+ upvotes across r/LocalLLaMA, r/ChatGPT, and r/MachineLearning. We scraped six months of discussion, filtered out affiliate spam, and weighted comments by engagement depth — not just vote count. The results con
In the fast-paced world of software development, optimizing every aspect of our workflow is crucial for maintaining high software developer efficiency. Yet, sometimes, hidden costs and inefficiencies lurk in unexpected corners. A recent discussion on the GitHub Community forum, initiated by user jef
Title: Setting up a DNS Hosted Zone in Amazon Route 53 In this task, I am setting up a hosted zone in Amazon Web Services using Amazon Route 53. This helps in managing DNS records for a domain. What is a hosted zone A hosted zone is a container for DNS records. It stores information about how domain
This is a submission for the Notion MCP Challenge Bonjour la communauté DEV ! 👋 💡 Le Concept: Sécuriser les transactions avec l'IA Machine Learning pour identifier les transactions suspectes. L'objectif ? Rendre l'analyse de fraude accessible et actionnable directement depuis un environnement de g
Oops, I vibecoded again Let me tell you how I ended up here. I was working on a big project — the kind where you stay focused on the parts that matter to you (the architecture, the structure, the logic) and you let the AI handle the rest. At some point I needed an admin panel. I had a rough idea in
What nobody tells you about building with AI (from someone shipping fast): Over the past weeks, I kept seeing the same pattern: Apps exposing secrets without the “builder” writing real code Everything works. That’s the gap. We’ve optimized everything for speed: AI writes the code But one question is
If you've spent any time in the React ecosystem over the past two years, you've seen shadcn/ui everywhere. And for good reason — it solved something fundamental that every other component library got wrong. I'm a Blazor developer. And for the longest time, watching shadcn/ui take over the React worl
At a glance: 1,100+ GitHub stars, 13 tools, v2.6.1, multi-account support, OAuth 2.0 with PKCE. Rating: 4/5. The nspady/google-calendar-mcp server is the leading community implementation for Google Calendar MCP integration. There is no official Google Calendar MCP server — Google briefly shipped and
Days ago, I posted about introducing the MONCSDOCS, anyway through this post I will give you full introduction! MONCSDOCS, an open source project with mission to make a full comprehensive computer science documentation. Visit:- https://mcdocs.moebiusorder.com So this open source project is need more
At a glance: Google official, open-source, ~27 stars (brand new), two operational modes, GPU access. Released March 17, 2026. Rating: 3.5/5. Google released the Colab MCP server on March 17, 2026. It lets any MCP-compatible AI agent treat a Colab notebook as a remote, GPU-enabled execution environme
Last month I scraped 10,000 Reddit posts across 50 subreddits to answer one question: What is the most reliable way to scrape in 2026? Not hypothetically. I actually ran 200+ scraping sessions, tested 4 different approaches, and tracked what broke and what survived. Here are my results. The classic
Every few months I find myself needing a short link. Maybe it's for a newsletter, a tweet, or a slide deck. So I go to one of the popular URL shorteners and... immediately regret it. Bitly wants $35/month if you want to see where your clicks come from. TinyURL barely tells you anything. The free one
At a glance: 40+ servers across 8 subcategories. 5 official government agency servers. Rating: 4/5. Five government agencies have released official MCP servers — more institutional adoption than any other vertical category. The U.S. has the deepest coverage, from official Census Bureau and GPO serve
I've been building with free APIs for a few months now, and some of them genuinely shocked me with how much data they give away for free. My top 3 surprises: 1. ClinicalTrials.gov - 500,000+ clinical trials, completely free, no API key. You can search by condition, drug, sponsor, phase. The data qua