I built free browser-based tools for devs – no sign-up, no server uploads
The problem Every time I needed to compress an image, convert to WebP, or generate a UUID, I ended up on sites full of ads, paywalls, or that require …
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Yap Converter PRO – Professional Fast Video & Audio Conversion Tool
Hey devs 👋 I recently built a lightweight Windows tool called Yap Converter PRO. The idea was simple: I wanted a fast and easy way to convert video an…
Reviewing AI-generated code before shipping: why I built Sego
AI coding tools are changing how software gets built. Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Copilot and Lovable can generate code very quickly. For solo builder…
Single-page Claude writes beautifully. At 5 pages it drifts. Here's the harness I built.
TL;DR I gave Claude / Codex a Figma file + a PRD and asked for 5-10 React pages of a working app. Single-page output is great. Multi-page output drift…
I built a free browser-based JSON toolkit for everyday developer tasks
I often need quick JSON utilities while debugging APIs, cleaning payloads, or converting data for spreadsheets, so I put together a simple browser-bas…
Best HTML to PDF API Tools for Developers in 2026
Key takeaways HTML2PDF.app is built as a browser based HTML to PDF API that focuses on real SaaS workloads, like invoices, receipts, reports, and expo…
Microsoft's Intelligent Terminal brings AI agents to the command line with familiar experience
Microsoft’s Intelligent Terminal for Windows 11 lands with a clear promise: bring GitHub Copilot–class AI assistance directly into the developer’s com…
I Built 135 Free Browser Tools — No Ads, No Sign-Up, No Tracking
I'm not a startup. I don't have a team. I'm just a developer who got tired of landing on tool websites that shove ads in your face, demand an account …
Stop shipping a stale .env.example
A .env.example is the one file in your repo that nobody runs, nobody tests, and everybody trusts. It’s the contract a new teammate reads on day one to…
What is utility-first software? (And why most tools ignore it)
There's a tool I used every day for two years. It did invoicing, project management, time tracking, client portals, proposals, contracts, team collabo…
I built 50+ developer tools that run entirely in your browser — here's why privacy matters and how I did it
Every week I open a new browser tab and search for something like "json formatter online" or "jwt decoder" or "regex tester". And every week I land on…
Introducing TokenCap — Context Engineering for Modern Codebases
One of the biggest challenges in AI-assisted development isn't choosing the right model. It's providing the right context. As codebases grow, importan…
How to Recover Postman Collections After Being Locked Out
TL;DR If Postman’s 2026 Q1 free plan change blocked access to shared collections, your data may still be recoverable. Start with your Postman desktop …
stubgen-pyx: The stubs mypy can't generate
NVIDIA's cuda-python , the official Python bindings for the CUDA toolkit, recently added automatically-generated .pyi stub files using stubgen-pyx . T…
The Coordination Cost: What Nobody Measures When They Add Another Tool
Every tool your team uses has a price tag. Most of it doesn't appear on any invoice. I've spent a lot of time in the last few years helping organizati…
Terraform vs CDK vs Pulumi: Choosing Your Infrastructure-as-Code Tool
The IaC landscape split into two philosophies about a decade ago and hasn't fully resolved the argument since. On one side: declarative configuration …
Stop fighting Figma for App Store screenshots — I built a tool that exports the whole set in one click
If you've ever shipped a mobile app, you know the part nobody warns you about: the store screenshots . You finish the app, you're ready to submit, and…
Why MCP servers and Claude Code skills die quiet deaths
The MCP ecosystem is moving fast. New servers ship every week, get posted once to Discord or X, collect a handful of stars, then disappear from everyo…
We Built a Kubernetes Desktop App That Actually Replaces Your Entire Workflow — Podscape v4.0
You know the drill. You're debugging a production issue. Terminal one: kubectl logs . Terminal two: kubectl describe . Tab over to Grafana to check me…
Your CLAUDE.md is too long. The 200-line ceiling that actually works.
Most CLAUDE.md files we see are too long. Five thousand lines, six thousand. Every team rule, every legacy comment, every "I once tried this and it di…
Building a bridge to connect AI coding agents with your UI smoothly
[[IMG: dev using AI coding tool with live web UI in background]] In AI-assisted coding, the single biggest thing holding back agent performance isn't …
The classic "Frankenstein" of webhook debugging:
Fire up ngrok to expose your local port Open webhook.site to see if Stripe or WhatsApp actually hits you Run an eternal curl to replicate the request …
🇺🇸 3 Essential Gems to Eliminate Friction in Your Rails Workflow
Anyone who works with Ruby on Rails knows that, despite the framework being incredible for productivity, there are some classic workflow deficiencies …
Free online developer tools!
# 🚀 Introducing DevSpace: A Free Toolbox for Developers Hey Dev.to community 👋, I’ve been building DevSpace , a collection of free, browser‑based util…
Bringing Apps Script to the desktop – the why, where and how of gas-fakes
A brief summary on approaching parity of Google Apps Script methods and classes, some of the 'extras' gas-fakes provides for platform variety, product…
Building AppForge: A Unified Project Scaffolding CLI for Modern Development
As developers, we've become accustomed to powerful tooling that helps us get started quickly. If you've worked with React, you've probably used Create…
I Built MDL: A Small Language for Writing Static Websites as Readable Outlines
HTML is an excellent output format. As an authoring format, though, it can become noisy when you're building simple documentation sites, landing pages…
Self-Review With AI Before You Open the PR — A Practical Workflow with branchdiff
You know the moment. You push the branch, open the PR, and immediately see it — the undefined return on the refund path, the token logged to the conso…
I built a window switcher because WIN+TAB was driving me insane
Do you have 20+ windows open and can't find anything? Same here. And for a long time, I just accepted it as part of the daily routine. Terminals, brow…
How to Build a Reward Economy for a Mobile Game
Rewards are the language mobile games use to talk to players. Every coin drop, every chest, every daily login bonus is the game saying: "You did somet…