I've spent years writing articles — and almost as many years not publishing them. Not because I had nothing to say. I had everything to say. Every time I solved a hard problem or finally understood something deeply — I wrote it down. That feeling of a light turning on after days of confusion? I wanted to give that to someone else. But perfectionism had other plans. Medium. DEV Community. Google Do
The problem Pattern matching on a large set of literal values looks clean in code but hits a wall at runtime. Every on() call constructs case objects for every arm. With 128 arms, that is 128 object constructions per match call. At 11ns per call, this is fine for one-off use. Inside a hot loop, it is a disaster. // Clean syntax, 128 case objects constructed per call return match(x) | on( lit(0
🌙 Midnight Easy SDK: Privacy-First Development Made Simple This is a submission for the Midnight Network "Privacy First" Challenge Track: Enhance the Ecosystem + Best Tutorial License: Apache 2.0 GitHub: github.com/BossChaos/midnight-easy-sdk 📌 Project Overview I built @midnight/easy-sdk to lower the barrier for developers who want to add privacy features to their apps but don'
How I added LLM fallback to my OpenAI app in 10 minutes You're running a production app on OpenAI. One Tuesday morning it goes down. Your app returns 500s. You spend an hour refreshing status.openai.com. There's a better setup. Here's how to add provider fallback to any OpenAI-SDK app without rewriting anything. When you call OpenAI directly, you have one point of failure: from openai import Ope
Originally published at ffmpeg-micro.com Zapier doesn't support FFmpeg. You can't install binaries, run shell commands, or execute video processing natively in a Zap. If you've tried, you've probably hit the same wall everyone else does. But Zapier can make HTTP requests. And that's all you need. By calling FFmpeg Micro's REST API from a Zapier webhook action, you can transcode, compress, convert,
In my previous article, I documented how I installed Terraform on macOS using Homebrew and fixed a Zsh autocomplete issue. In this article, I am going to be using terraform to provision, update, and destroy a simple set of infrastructure using the sample configuration provided by hashicorp The goal is to understand the basic Terraform workflow: Write configuration Authenticate to Google Cloud Ini
You have a Python script. You want it to think. That’s the whole premise. This tutorial shows you how to connect your code to Claude — Anthropic’s AI model — so it can read, reason, and respond inside your own projects. I wrote this after spending an afternoon figuring it out myself. No prior AI experience needed. If you’ve written a Python function before, you can follow this. Two things are wort
If you've been building with Supabase, you know their Storage API is fantastic for web apps. But sometimes, you just need your files on your local machine—whether for a manual backup, bulk editing, or migrating data. While you could write a script using the Supabase SDK, there is a much faster, "no-code" way to manage your files like a Pro: Cyberduck. Note: Cyberduck is an official Supabase partne