Lost-and-found systems on campuses are difficult to scale. Lost items are usually described with vague text, while found items often sit in administrative offices with little to no structured metadata.
ReClaim tackles this problem by turning lost-and-found into a computer-vision-powered visual search system built specifically for campus communities.
...E-commerce projects at first glance look simple — search products, add them to a cart, checkout, complete the payment, done.
I thought the same. I recently built an e-commerce system, and it started with the simple problems we all know. But when I started questioning how the actual system works in production, I learned so many things that I think you would find helpful.
Production support today is still highly dependent on engineers.
An alert comes in → engineer checks logs → searches previous incidents → identifies possible RCA → validates the solution → takes action.
While working on this problem, I started exploring a simple question:...
Most "n8n vs Make vs Zapier" comparisons end at the pricing page. A screenshot of the plan tiers, a table of operations per month, maybe a line about which one has the most integrations. None of that tells you what happens when you actually run a real job through each tool. So for EP02 I did the...
This is a submission for Frontend Challenge - Comfort Food Edition, Perfect Landing
I built a Github page automated web page that uses historical data (github.com/adriens/auptitcafe-data) ...
Hello Dev Community! 👋
It is officially Day 173 of my full-stack engineering track! Today, I explored one of the core mechanisms that make TypeScript powerful and developer-friendly: Type Inference vs. Type Annotations! 📘⚡
Understanding when to let the TypeScript compiler infer types automatically versus declaring them explici...