Agentic coding

The Puppeteer Pattern: Why Specialist Agents Are Replacing General LLMs in 2026

Instead of one massive model doing everything, teams are deploying orchestration layers that coordinate specialized AI agents. This 2026 trend is transforming how AI tackles complex workflows.

Artificial Intelligence

The Future of AI: Orchestration Beats Intelligence in 2026

We're witnessing a paradigm shift from monolithic AI agents to sophisticated orchestration systems that coordinate specialist agents—orchestration is becoming more valuable than raw intelligence.

Agentic coding

The Agentic Workforce: How Coding AI Agents Are Rewriting Software Development

Agentic AI has evolved from research curiosity to production reality. Tools like OpenEvolve, Qwen3-Coder-Next, and self-improving agents are transforming how we build, debug, and deploy software. Here's what developers need to know about the current wave of autonomous coding agents.

Quantum Computing: From Lab Bench to Real-World Impact in 2026

By 2026, quantum computing moved from theoretical promise to practical reality. Quantum advantage became real in specific applications that classical systems couldn't solve.

Beyond Lines of Code: How Repository Intelligence Is Transforming AI-Driven Development

The AI landscape is shifting from generative to relational intelligence. GitHub's Mario Rodriguez describes 2026 as a year of repository intelligence

Cyber Security

Beyond Perimeter: How Zero Trust Architecture Is Redefining Security

What was once theoretical is now practical. Zero Trust isn't just about adding more layers. It's about a complete reversal of assumptions. Never trust, always verify. Every access request is evaluated based on policy regardless of source.

The Future is Agentic: Why AI Agents Will Transform 2026

The AI hype cycle of 2025 left many in the "trough of disillusionment." Generative AI tools became ubiquitous, yet few saw the transformative spark. Enter 2026, where the real revolution begins: **agentic AI**.

Prompt Engineering

Prompt Engineering in 2026: The Skills That Actually Matter

In 2026, the conversation has moved beyond "how do I write a better prompt?" to "how do I design systems that work with AI agents autonomously?"

Artificial Intelligence

Setting Up OpenClaw Locally with Ollama (and What I Learned Along the Way)

The idea was simple: run a capable, private AI assistant with GPU acceleration and a clean web interface. In reality, it turned into a deep dive into agent systems, model limitations, and performance tuning.

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Building Modern Web Applications: Lessons Learned from Implementing Module Federation

Lessons learned from implementing Module Federation in a modern web app — from tackling integration hurdles to improving team workflows. Practical tips to help you avoid pitfalls and make the most of a modular architecture.

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AI in Your Terminal: A Deep Dive into Claude Code and Gemini CLI

Compare Claude Code and Gemini CLI in this in-depth 2025 review. Discover which AI-powered CLI tool is better for coding, automation, and productivity.

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Why Model Context Matters: Understanding the Rise of MCP in AI

How structured context is transforming AI from stateless tools to intelligent, memory-driven systems

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Project Corsa: Microsoft's New Native TypeScript Compiler

Microsoft's Project Corsa is a new native TypeScript compiler built for speed and efficiency. It dramatically reduces compilation time while staying fully compatible with TypeScript, offering faster builds and improved developer productivity.

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How to Use Ollama to Host Your Own DeepSeek LLM Locally

With the increasing demand for privacy, security, and control over AI models, hosting your own large language models (LLMs) like DeepSeek locally has become a viable option.

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Open AI GPT-4o mini - A new cost effective model

OpenAI has unveiled a game-changer: GPT-4o mini! This powerful yet budget-friendly AI model is poised to revolutionize the world of AI applications by making it much more accessible.

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Open AI 4o (omni) - All you need to know

Open AI recently announced their new large language model gpt-4o(omni)

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Deploying Flask (Python) Apps to Ubuntu with Gunicorn and Nginx

This article describes all the steps necessary to deploy a Flask (Python framework for creating web applications) application on Ubuntu with Gunicorn and Nginx.

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Creating an AI Chatbot using OpenAI Assistants API and Flowise

AI chatbots are becoming very popular these days. If you are running a business and have an online presence like a website or a mobile app, you can create an AI chatbot to engage the visitors.

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Use Google Gemini (Free version) in VSCode - Step by Step Installation Guide

You want to try an AI tool to help you with coding, but you don't want to pay for it. You can use Gemini free version. Free version of Gemini is based on the Gemini Pro model and is capable of assisting you with coding.

Narrowing in TypeScript

Narrowing refers to the process of reducing the type of a variable from a broader type to a more specific type within a certain code block or context.

What is Schema validation and why is it important

Client-Server applications whether web or mobile deal with tons of data transfer happening between server and the client.

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React Forget - The new React compiler

React developers are likely aware that a common obstacle in improving application performance is unnecessary re-rendering of components when props or state changes.

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What's cooking at React Labs for React-19 ?

Yes! React 19 will have it's own compiler. In fact the compiler is already being used in instagram.com in production.

Temporal - The future of date and time handling in JavaScript

When was the last time you did not struggle with handling date and time in your project ? Yes, we are all in the same boat when it comes to working with date and time in javascript.

gRPC - (Google's) Remote Procedure Calls

In 2001 google came up with a single general purpose infrastructure called Stubby to connect it's large number of micro-services running across its data centers around the world. They called it gRPC.