AI coding agents generate Go quickly, yet the result often drifts from idiomatic style. Here is where agents fail and how to keep a Go project maintainable.
Go is compact, self-formatting, fast to build, and its standard library covers most backend work. That is why an agent can generate a handler, compile it, run a test, and iterate in minutes, without an elaborate toolchain. G...
A pricing flag is safe only when an operator can reconstruct which value the server used for a particular checkout. Short answer: for a small Next.js application, keep the admin-controlled flag simple, evaluate it during server-side rendering or in the backend API, and write a decision record beside the business event. Infrai fits the flag catalog and runtime-check portion when...
As of November 2026. All identifiers in this post are examples.
We built a proof of concept with two AI agents. Agent A runs on Azure, in Microsoft Foundry. Agent B runs on Google Cloud, in Agent Runtime. They talk to each other over the A2A protocol, in both directions.
Neither agent stores a password, a service account JSON key or a client secret. This post shows how ...
When teams start building with multiple AI models across OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, and Azure OpenAI, tracking where the budget goes gets messy fast.
Native provider dashboards give you raw token counts, which makes it tough for engineering leads and founders to answer two simple questions:
When I started building Axion Notes, Electron appealed to me for a fairly simple reason—it offered a practical way to build a cross-platform desktop application using web technologies I already knew.
React was already familiar territory, so being able to build the interface with React and TypeScript made the transition much easier. It also meant I could reuse a large part of the same code f...
TL;DR — If you have a personal Google Play developer account, you can't publish your app until 12 testers have been opted into a closed test for 14 continuous days. Finding those testers alone is slow and unreliable, and the "tester farm" shortcuts are a compliance landmine. I built