WordPress 6.6 “Dorsey”
Say hello to WordPress 6.6 “Dorsey”, named after the legendary American Big Band leader, Tommy Dorsey. Renowned for his smooth-toned trombone and compositions, Dorsey’s music
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Most visual programming environments fail to get any usage. Why? They try to replace code syntax and business logic but developers never try to visualize that. Instead, developers
Axios vs Fetch: A Comprehensive Comparison
In modern web development, making HTTP requests is a fundamental task. Whether you're fetching data from a server, submitting forms, or interacting with APIs, you need reliable too
The Decline of Serverless Cloud Technology: From Trendsetting to Obsolescence
Serverless was a big deal for a hot minute, but now it seems old-fashioned, even though its basic elements, agility and scalability, are still relevant. It is becoming increasingly
AnythingLLM: The easiest way to chat with documents in seconds
It’s becoming clear that the use-case of “chatting with your documents” is becoming the “hello world” of the AI tooling space. It's trivial with tools like LangChain and
New Features in React 19
ReactJS is one of the most popular UI libraries in the front-end development world. And one of the reasons I love React is because of the team behind it and the community's enthusi
Self-Hosting Guide to Alternatives: Airtable
Airtable is a popular SaaS platform for collecting, visualizing, and sharing data through low-code applications built on relational databases from a spreadsheet-like interface. Lik
Advanced Error Handling in Node.js
Error handling is an important aspect of software development that ensures your application behaves predictably and provides meaningful feedback when something goes wrong. In Node.
Docker: How To Debug Distroless And Slim Containers
Slim containers are faster (less stuff to move around) and more secure (fewer places for vulnerabilities to sneak in). However, these benefits of slim containers come at a price -
Overcome the DEPTH_ZERO_SELF_SIGNED_CERT on Node.js
If you are making requests to a server that uses self-signed certificates in Node.js probably you already have seen the error DEPTH_ZERO_SELF_SIGNED_CERT. That's an usual error, fo