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dev.to > boba_bobo_c54aa2b42/14/6177 > best-crypto-apis-for-developers-in-2026-a-builders-honest-comparison-486o

Best Crypto APIs for Developers in 2026: A Builder's Honest Comparison

7+ min ago  (772+ words) Let me save you the 3 weeks I just spent. I've been building crypto tools for a while now. Trading terminals, portfolio trackers, real-time dashboards. And every single time, the first decision that can make or break your project is the…...

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dev.to > ravindrasinghshah > why-tailwind-css-still-needs-design-tokens-especially-in-the-age-of-ai-d9b

Why Tailwind CSS Still Needs Design Tokens (Especially in the Age of AI)

10+ min ago  (129+ words) Tailwind CSS has changed how we build UIs. It's fast, expressive, and removes a lot of traditional CSS pain. Add AI coding tools into the mix, and frontend velocity is higher than ever. But once a codebase grows, many teams…...

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dev.to > cesarbeassuarez > how-i-reported-37-of-my-teams-bugs-over-4-years-in-erp-qa-automation-it-wasnt-luck-1i1b

How I reported 37% of my team's bugs over 4 years in ERP QA Automation (it wasn't luck)

12+ min ago  (514+ words) In 4 years doing QA Automation for an enterprise ERP, I reported approximately 600 out of 1,600 total team bugs " roughly 37% of all bugs found by a team of 4-5 people. It wasn't talent. It was a system. Here's the approach I used, with…...

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dev.to > noah_6016a1c73e76/67/236197 > i-built-my-first-real-linux-app-a-gtk4-system-monitor-2dbn

I built my first real Linux app — a GTK4 system monitor

14+ min ago  (152+ words) so I've been learning python for a while and I finally built something I'm actually proud of it's called Sentinel " a system monitor for Linux. it's crazy, just something I wanted to exist that wasn't a terminal app or bloated…...

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dev.to > fosres > week-6-oauth2-conceptual-quiz-463d

Week 6 OAuth2 Conceptual Quiz

40+ min ago  (1338+ words) December 2020. Security teams at Microsoft, FireEye, and multiple US government agencies discovered they'd been breached. Not through a zero-day exploit or sophisticated malware. Through stolen OAuth tokens. The SolarWinds supply chain attack'one of the most sophisticated cyber operations in history'used…...

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dev.to > labex > build-4-react-apps-responsive-business-card-to-christmas-wish-list-jnh

Build 4 React Apps: Responsive Business Card to Christmas Wish List

43+ min ago  (184+ words) Difficulty: Beginner | Time: 10 minutes In this project, you will learn how to create a personal business card using React. The project involves building a responsive and interactive web application that allows users to input their personal information and generate a…...

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dev.to > ofershap > i-built-a-cursor-plugin-to-track-my-teams-ai-spend-from-the-ide-2d53

I Built a Cursor Plugin to Track My Team's AI Spend From the IDE

44+ min ago  (801+ words) I manage a Cursor Enterprise team with 50+ developers. AI spend has become the new cloud cost problem, except there's no Datadog for it. You find out about cost spikes when the invoice lands, weeks after the damage is done. Cursor…...

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dev.to > matthewhou > the-debugging-framework-that-finds-every-bug-in-under-30-minutes-lhi

The Debugging Framework That Finds Every Bug in Under 30 Minutes

46+ min ago  (639+ words) I used to debug by staring at code and hoping the answer would appear. Sometimes it did. Usually it didn't. Then a principal engineer taught me a systematic debugging framework. Not "add more console.logs." An actual methodology. Since adopting it,…...

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dev.to > matthewhou > i-built-an-ai-agent-that-runs-my-side-business-while-i-sleep-heres-the-architecture-16ha

I Built an AI Agent That Runs My Side Business While I Sleep. Here's the Architecture.

47+ min ago  (431+ words) Last month my AI agent published 3 articles, posted 10 tweets, monitored product sales, and updated my analytics dashboard " all while I was asleep. No, it's not science fiction. It's 200 lines of Python and a few API calls. Here's exactly how it…...

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dev.to > matthewhou > ive-conducted-200-technical-interviews-heres-what-actually-gets-you-hired-4pk9

I've Conducted 200+ Technical Interviews. Here's What Actually Gets You Hired.

47+ min ago  (694+ words) After 200+ interviews as the interviewer, I can tell within the first 10 minutes whether a candidate will get an offer. Not because I'm psychic " because the signals are incredibly consistent. Here's what I'm actually evaluating, and what most candidates get wrong....