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dev.to > devjiro > your-ai-cannot-use-the-posts-you-saved-so-i-built-social-memory-2amp

Your AI Cannot Use the Posts You Saved, So I Built Social Memory

13+ hour, 12+ min ago   (692+ words) Likes and bookmarks on X and Threads are easy to accumulate and surprisingly hard to use. I save an implementation detail, a thoughtful comparison, or an idea for something to build. A week later, it is somewhere in an unsearchable…...


dev.to > naw103 > agent-orchestrators-and-agent-coordinators-are-not-the-same-layer-5gek

Agent orchestrators and agent coordinators are not the same layer

12+ hour, 56+ min ago   (702+ words) If you only ever run one coding agent, you do not need either of these. Close the tab, you are fine. For everyone else: I maintain Foremerge, and a couple of weeks ago I submitted it to a list called…...


dev.to > mike_anderson_d01f52129fb > from-aws-security-hub-to-client-ready-html-a-private-ai-reporting-pipeline-4l0n

From AWS Security Hub to Client-Ready HTML: A Private AI Reporting Pipeline

13+ hour, 23+ min ago   (1177+ words) Security scope: This walkthrough is for authorised defensive reporting in AWS accounts you own or operate. It uses only synthetic names and example paths. Do not place real customer findings, account identifiers, IP addresses, or internal hostnames into public examples....


dev.to > instawebhook > mission-critical-mobile-iap-handling-apple-app-store-google-play-notifications-with-zero-data-1ok6

Mission-Critical Mobile IAP: Handling Apple App Store & Google Play Notifications with Zero Data Loss

13+ hour, 36+ min ago   (480+ words) Both platforms have shipped meaningful changes to these systems recently — new notification types, new API deprecations, and (in Apple's case) new notification categories tied to age-verification laws and alternative-payment regulation. This guide has been updated and fact-checked against current Apple…...


dev.to > erlanggasatriasource > how-i-ended-up-with-a-29-kb-gzip-reactive-ui-engine-that-runs-from-a-static-file-1l3e

How I ended up with a 2.9 kB GZip reactive UI engine that runs from a static file

14+ hour, 6+ min ago   (565+ words) A few weeks ago, I was working on a side project. Nothing fancy — just a small dashboard with a form, a list, and a few buttons. The kind of thing that should take an afternoon. But I caught myself opening…...


dev.to > anusha_mukka > stop-returning-access-denied-197b

Stop Returning “Access Denied”

14+ hour, 31+ min ago   (540+ words) Security teams spend a lot of time deciding whether a request should be allowed. The person making that request experiences the decision through a much smaller interface: usually a status code and a sentence. This is Part 3 of Security Infrastructure…...


dev.to > anusha_mukka > your-cache-is-part-of-the-security-model-44n2

Your Cache Is Part of the Security Model

14+ hour, 38+ min ago   (418+ words) This is Part 4 of Security Infrastructure in Practice, a series about what happens when security design meets production systems. Caches are supposed to make authorization faster. They can also keep an old permission alive after the source of truth has…...


dev.to > wisl > smarter-python-configs-an-oop-framework-2ggj

Smarter Python Configs: an OOP Framework

14+ hour, 57+ min ago   (99+ words) Originally published on wisl.dev. Update: this framework grew into bakefile, a task runner: the same... Tagged with cicd, devops, oop, python....