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New developer from Morocco 👋 looking to learn and grow
Hey Dev.to 👋 I’m Anass, a graphic designer from Morocco who recently got into software development. I’ve been learning by building real projects and e…
Why Most Developers Never Finish Their Projects
Starting a new project feels exciting. A new idea appears, the first few lines of code are written, the design starts coming together, and everything …
CS50 Learner Struggles with Knowledge Retention: Effective Study Strategies and Mindset Shifts Offer Solutions
Analytical Insights: Overcoming Knowledge Retention Challenges in CS50 Learners 1. Knowledge Acquisition: The Foundation of Learning The journey of a …
Arc 7 Catch-Up: Building NFTs from First Principles
Arc 7 of 100 Days of Solana was about building NFTs from first principles. Instead of starting with marketplaces, profile pictures, or NFT culture, th…
Is DevOps Worth Learning in 2026? An Honest Answer for Indian Freshers
Key Takeaways Yes, DevOps is worth learning in 2026 but only if you approach it with the right stack, not just theory. Freshers can realistically star…
First Years in Software Engineering: The Anatomy of Adaptation
The first years stepping into the world of software... Back then, getting lost in lines of code, the sweet anxiety of learning a new technology, and t…
The Heuristics Say Don't
A culture that only records its disasters ends up with a biased archive. Wars documented, plagues chronicled, collapses catalogued. The quiet decades …
I made a programming language called Zen, wanted to share some examples
Hey, I've been working on this for a while now and finally feel okay sharing some code examples. Zen is a statically typed language that compiles to n…
The Rust You Actually Need to Write Your First Anchor Program
If you have made it this far in 100 Days of Solana, you have been working in JavaScript and on the command line. You have been calling RPC methods, bu…
Perfect Is the Enemy of Done — and I Learned That the Hard Way
I had something that worked. It wasn't pretty. There were rough edges. A few things I wanted to clean up before anyone saw it. So I kept going. Three …
How ESLint Actually Works: The Quality Gate Behind Modern JavaScript
A few days ago, I shared an article: You Don't Need Another Agent. You Need a Linter. Then I did what I do with anything I write: shared it around — a…
Podcast: Craig McLuckie on Culture as a Team's Operating System in the AI Era
In this podcast, Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods spoke to Craig McLuckie, co-creator of Kubernetes and CEO of Stacklok, about the impa…
Database Management Systems for Beginners: Learn SQL, Tables, Queries, and Data Design.
I often see beginners struggle with databases because most resources either jump straight into SQL syntax or spend too much time on theory. Over the p…
Building and Scaling a Platform with Project-as-a-Service
When a platform started with total developer autonomy, teams felt overwhelmed and ended up solving the same problems in completely different ways. The…
Integrating Generative AI Into an Enterprise E-Learning Authoring Tool — What I Actually Learned
After 11 years building e-learning software at a major enterprise, here’s what surprised me when we started shipping GenAI features to real users. The…
I built a personalized PSM I practice tool because mock exams felt broken
I built Pretty Scrum because preparing for the PSM I exam felt more inefficient than it needed to be. Most mock exams I tried had the same problem: th…
How to actually learn data structures and algorithms
Most people learn data structures and algorithms the hard way: they open a problem site, sort by "most solved," and start grinding. A month later they…
Why project-based learning beats watching tutorials
Almost everyone learning to code hits the same wall: you have watched dozens of hours of tutorials, you nod along to every line, and then you open a b…
I Got Tired of Bad Invoicing Tools So I Built My Own. Here's What Happened.
Every freelance developer I know has two things in common. They can build almost anything. And they absolutely hate doing their invoicing. I was no di…
AWS Golden Jacket: My Journey of Learning and Certification
Cloud technologies have been one of my biggest professional passions for many years, and AWS has played a significant role in that journey. Through co…
I built a Duolingo clone for any topic using React Native and AI — here's what I learned
The idea I've been a Duolingo user for years but kept thinking — why does this only work for languages? The gamification loop is genuinely effective: …
Golang Day 1: Introduce
Today, I started learning Go(Golang), and I want to note down some key concepts that I think are important to understand and remember. Since this is b…
What building a math fact app taught me about practice that actually sticks
I built Math Builders for my daughter because I kept seeing the same problem in the apps and worksheets we tried. A kid could get a decent score, but …
CI/CD Build Cache Management: Time Savings and Infrastructure Costs
Introduction: Hidden Costs in CI/CD Pipelines Every day, we deploy dozens, sometimes hundreds, of times. The faster and smoother this process, the mor…
Building BlankComic.com: A Free Comic Layout Generator That Runs Entirely in the Browser
As developers, we often get excited about building complex products. But sometimes the most useful tools are the simplest ones. A while ago, while exp…
Building MemOrLearn: An Adaptive Learning Platform That Makes Memorisation Actually Enjoyable
How I combined spaced repetition, adaptive algorithms, and clean UX to create a multi-purpose learning tool. I’ve always believed that memorisation do…
Why Every Developer Should Attend Tech Week at Least Once
Last week, Toronto hosted Tech Week. A city-wide celebration filled with events and workshops revolving around the Technology sector. I had such a gre…
🚀 StudyQuiz v1.1.0 — UX Enhancements, Integration Tests, and Reliability Improvements
StudyQuiz has moved forward since the first frontend MVP release. This update focuses less on adding major new features and more on making the app smo…
Stop Memorizing Code: How I Built a Free Speed Trainer for SDE Prep (InterviewPro)
https://modreninterviewproject.vercel.app/ Hey Dev Community! 👋 As developers, we’ve all been there: staring at hundreds of LeetCode problems or DSA s…