React ChatBotify is an open-source project I maintain, and part of that meant looking after its websites and servers. When things went wrong, the usual routine was to check services, inspect logs, and at times, the fix was as simple as a restart.
This week, I decided to slow down and go deeper into the Spring Framework.
Instead of focusing heavily on building new features, I spent most of my time understanding what happens behind the scenes in the framework I use to build backend applications.
I explored concepts around Spring AOP, JDBC, Caching, Reactive Programm...
We've already seen that Raku understands characters like ∞, and it would be logically that you can use them with ease, similar to any other constructs of the language.
Take, for example, a sequence with no definite end. You define a pattern and take as many items as you need.
say (1, 1, * + * ... ∞)[^10];
Here, the pattern defines a Fibonacci sequence an...
This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Dog Days Edition
TL;DR — A walker records the walk on their phone, the route is hashed in the browser, and a 147-byte attestation signed by the walker's own key lands on Solana devnet. The owner checks the trace they were handed against ...
Testing email workflows—like OTP verification, password resets, or automated notifications—is a core requirement for robust end-to-end (E2E) automation.
However, automating Office 365 (O365) Shared Mailboxes via UI logins or legacy IMAP basic authentication is a nightmare. UI logins trigger MFA, IMAP basic auth is deprecated across Microsoft 365, and browser automation for Outlook web ...
As a developer and creator, figuring out what actually drives engagement on social platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and X usually requires hours of manual digging or expensive analytics tools.
To solve this, I built Statly, a Chrome extension that turns any Instagram, TikTok, or X account into a ranked report of what’s actually working.
Most s...