How I Automated What I Was Tired of Doing Manually
I'm a freelance data analyst. I work with multiple clients simultaneously: building dashboards in Power BI and Tableau, writing SQL queries, and automating reports.
How I Got Here
One of my projects involves web analytics. The data lives in BigQuery, and I've built a layer of views on to...
I hope you're doing well, a week ago I posted my first ever post on dev.to introducing myself and saying that I left web-dev and transit to cryptography and blockchain architecture (and not just smart-contracts).
If you want read more about it click here...
Hi Dev community,
I built a VS Code AI copilot that not only generates code but also catches subtle AI mistakes before they reach your repo.
It forces structured specs, lets you refine requests, and reviews every patch before it touches your code — essentially acting as a review-first AI copilot.
Demo (1 minute):
Every automation engineer eventually hits "The Wall." You write a script. It works flawlessly on your local machine. It passes staging. Then, you point it at production or a sophisticated target site, and suddenly—CAPTCHAs, 403 Forbidden errors, or silent blocking where elements just stop appearing. It feels personal. It feels like the website knows you aren't human.
The truth is, it do...
Welcome to the Tsonnet series!
If you're not following along, check out how it all started in the first post of the series.
In the previous post, I implemented the equality operator:
AI coding tools make it incredibly easy to build quick prototypes. Most developers are familiar with “vibe coding” — prompting an AI in chat and getting a working application almost instantly.
For example, you might ask an AI:
“Build a car classifieds website using .NET C# with Blazor.”
Within seconds you’ll usually get somethi...