The Serverless Dream (And Why It’s Actually Real) Remember when deploying an application meant renting a physical server, worrying about disk space, and praying that your infrastructure wouldn’t combust at 3 AM on a Sunday? Yeah, those days are mercifully behind us. Serverless computing—particularly AWS Lambda—has transformed how we think about building and deploying applications. But here’s the thing that nobody tells you at the conference talks: serverless doesn’t mean “no servers....

Building a CI/CD pipeline from scratch sounds like a rite of passage for ambitious engineers. That thrilling moment when someone says, “We could just build our own tool—it can’t be that complex!” Usually follows a demo of some enterprise CI/CD platform with a price tag that makes everyone’s eyes water. But here’s the thing: that gut feeling that tells you to build it yourself? It’s your imposter syndrome talking, not your engineering instinct....

If you’ve ever sat in front of Blender thinking “I wish this workflow was different” or “wouldn’t it be cool if…”, then I’ve got news for you—you don’t need to wait for the Blender team to read your mind. You can build it yourself. Yes, right now. With Python. And I’m not talking about the snake; I’m talking about the programming language that’s been quietly running the show behind Blender’s beautiful UI curtain....

If you’ve ever wondered why your smart home devices actually work without constantly crashing or eating your Wi-Fi bandwidth for breakfast, MQTT and Rust are probably part of the answer. This guide will walk you through building production-ready IoT applications that are both memory-safe and blazingly fast—because why settle for less when you can have both? Why Rust for IoT? A Practical Perspective Let me be honest: if you’re coming from Python or Node....

You know that feeling when you’re staring at a five-line getter function, and your linter is screaming at you because coverage is at 87% instead of 95%? Yeah. That’s the moment I want to talk about. The testing community has done an incredible job evangelizing unit tests—and for good reason. Tests catch bugs, they provide confidence, they act as safety nets. But somewhere along the way, we’ve collectively developed test-writing religiosity....