A clean build a day keeps the chaos away.

VS Code shortcuts every developer should use daily: Multi-Cursor - Windows/Linux: Alt + Click - Mac: Option + Click Perfect for editing multiple lines at once. Quick Open - Ctrl + P (Windows/Linux) - Cmd + P (Mac) Jump to any file instantly.

Meet Memori An open-source memory engine that lets your AI remember across sessions. Simple memori.enable() and your LLM gets long-term memory you fully own.

From GPT 5.1 to Marble’s 3D worlds - The tech world is cooking. Catch up on everything that matters this week in just a few minutes. 👇

he’s learning the real way, not the npm install way

If it ain’t printing, it ain’t debugging.

Bugs? Deadlines? Meetings? Nah, new idea just dropped 💡

90% of Linux work done with 10% of commands. Here’s that 10%:

VS Code gaslighting devs since day one

5 Trending GitHub Repos Every Developer Should Know:- A Thread 👇🧵

I may not write good code, but it’s my bad code

8 Tools Every Developer Should Know (But Most Don’t) 1. tldr.sh - Practical command explanations 2. Ray.so - Beautiful code screenshots 3. Warp.dev - Fast terminal with AI 4. Excalidraw - Whiteboard for system design 5. ExplainShell - Explains shell commands

The real reason behind your app crashes on launch.

A .env.example file lists all the environment variables your project needs without exposing secrets. It helps others (and you later) set up the project instantly.

TOON (Token-Oriented Object Notation) A new data format built specifically for LLMs. It’s like JSON, but uses 50% fewer tokens while keeping data human-readable and structured. Perfect for optimizing LLM prompts & API efficiency.

Dev Catch Up #87 is here! Kimi K2 Thinking, Windsurf Codemaps, OpenAI’s Aardvark & INDQA, Sonic 3, Deepnote, 21 Git Commands, TOON, Effective Java Coding, Strix, Amazon vs Perplexity & more. The latest in AI, dev tools, and tech updates all in one read.

The true definition of spaghetti code

Your weekend is to design your life, a chance to build the one you truly want.

A good reminder why database design matters.

Dear recruiters, If the job description includes: - Java + Python + Go - React + Vue + Angular - PostgreSQL + Redis + Cassandra - AWS + Azure + GCP - Docker + Kubernetes + Terraform - CI/CD, TDD, and 24/7 uptime

5 Trending GitHub Users Every Developer Should Know:- A Thread 👇🧵

DevOps in Interview vs Real Life

Code readability > code cleverness If a junior can’t understand it in 5 minutes, rewrite it. - Smart code impresses once. - Clean code scales forever. Keep it simple.

Everyone loves feedback… until they have to write it

Stop overengineering early projects. 💡 Every dev wants to build for scale, But here’s the truth 👇 You don’t need a distributed system when you don’t even have users. Focus on: ✅ Clarity - make it work first. ✅ Validation - ensure people want it.

Peak career arc: Tech → Architect → Goose farmer 🪿

This week in AI & dev tools: Claude lands in Excel, OpenAI drops custom safety models, Cursor gets Composer, and a wave of new tools hit the scene. Stay ahead with Dev Catch Up #86 👇

Skill Seekers: It is a Python tool that scrapes documentation sites, GitHub repos and PDFs to automatically generate skills for the Claude AI platform.

Writing code is art. Debugging is war.

Every dev has been here at least once. Or… every day. 😅

Your backend’s only as strong as its security 🔐 Here are 5 must-follow tips 👇 1. Always hash passwords (never store raw) 2. Use environment variables for API keys & secrets 3. Validate all user inputs always 4. Implement rate limiting to prevent abuse 5. Log security events for better monitoring

Doctor found 127 warnings and 0 solutions

Ever wondered how your network stays safe from bad traffic? Here’s how a firewall actually works 👇

engineer spotted in the wild 😭

AI out here telling people they’re right just to keep the peace

2026 is looking wild for gamers 🥶

AI frameworks to keep an eye on in 2025 🚀 1. Mojo - a high-performance, Python-like language built for AI workloads. 2. Ollama - run, create & share LLMs locally on your own machine. 3. LangGraph - next-gen agent orchestration framework for stateful AI workflows.

When your UPDATE query finally runs without a WHERE clause 😭

OSS Highlight of the Week 💡 Meet DevPush - the self-hosted, open-source alternative to Vercel & Netlify. Push your code → it builds & deploys automatically with zero downtime. Works with anything Docker runs - Python, Node.js, PHP & more.

This week in tech: OpenAI’s Atlas is here, AWS went down (again), Claude Code hits the web, and Firecrawl launches an Open Agent Builder! Catch it all in Dev Catch Up #85 👇

Same caffeine, different dreams

HTTP has 60+ status codes. Some are serious & Some are just fun. Here are a few you probably never saw 👇

When a programmer takes things way too literally 😭

5 Things Every Backend Developer Should Log 1. Errors & Exceptions – Always track what’s breaking and where. 2. User Actions – Know who did what and when. 3. API Request & Response Times – Identify performance bottlenecks early.

when your entire infrastructure depends on AWS 😭

Ever wondered what happens after typing “google . com” ? Here’s how DNS finds your site in 6 simple steps 👇

AWS engineer looking at the blinking lights hoping they start blinking differently

OSS Highlight of the Week: TermEverything Linux CLI tool that lets you run any GUI app directly in your terminal (even over SSH). Yes, you can open browsers, games, or full desktops, right from the command line.

When your code is technically correct… and morally wrong

8 common authentication methods explained in one post. - Password-based The classic method. Simple but vulnerable if users reuse or weak passwords. - OTP (One-Time Password) Used in two-factor login flows, usually via SMS or email. Great for temporary verification.