Developers

A 429 error in production usually means your rate limit handling wasn't ready for real traffic. Here's what these limits actually measure and how to handle them properly.

Oct 8 · 4 min read

Writing documentation once is the easy part. Keeping it accurate as code changes is where most documentation actually fails, and where AI tools help the most.

Oct 8 · 4 min read

Prompt engineering in 2026 is less about clever phrasing and more about writing a clear, structured spec. Here are the patterns that actually hold up in production.

Oct 7 · 4 min read

AI-generated bugs don't look like typical human bugs. They're plausible, confident, and often hide in exactly the edge cases you didn't think to describe.

Oct 7 · 4 min read

An AI agent is just a loop plus a few tools. Here's how to build the simplest possible version yourself, and what to understand before reaching for a framework.

Oct 7 · 4 min read

The AI coding assistant that fits a solo developer shipping a small project is not the one that fits a large team working across a complex codebase. Here's the difference.

Oct 6 · 4 min read

AI code review tools are good at catching what humans miss from fatigue. They're not a replacement for judgment about architecture and risk. Here's the right split.

Oct 6 · 4 min read