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dev.to > lizely > engineering-a-pomodoro-cycle-that-survives-meetings-slack-and-deep-work-3434

Engineering a Pomodoro Cycle That Survives Meetings, Slack, and Deep Work

20+ min ago   (587+ words) That is not an argument against using a timer at all. It is an argument for picking an interval whose length matches the dominant unit of work you actually do, not the one Cirillo wrote down for university study sessions....


dev.to > mark_kolodkin_4b39d571d41 > agentic-flow-for-a-simple-spa-anyone-can-build-4ck0

Agentic Flow for a Simple SPA Anyone Can Build

46+ min ago   (947+ words) I've got three sites live that look nothing like each other, and I vibe-coded all of them. An agent wrote every line across 97 pull requests; I reviewed the screenshots and merged. Under the hood they're the same thing: a folder…...


dev.to > andre_degaspari > how-code-reviews-made-me-a-happier-developer-2n7

How Code Reviews Made Me a Happier Developer

33+ min ago   (299+ words) When the dev starts the code review putting themselves in their client's shoes, and especially in their own future shoes, the code review becomes a mission instead of a simple click on the approve button. Things I care about when…...


dev.to > saazone_studio > i-built-a-free-webrtc-leak-test-and-why-your-vpn-might-be-lying-to-you-1g85

I Built a Free WebRTC Leak Test (And Why Your VPN Might Be Lying to You)

36+ min ago   (619+ words) You pay $10 a month for a VPN. You think you're safe. But a single line of JavaScript on any website can still see your real IP address. It's called a WebRTC leak, and most VPN users don't even know it…...


dev.to > michaels1011 > ephemora-cell-104-a-stateless-mcp-tool-server-now-on-pypi-22dj

ephemora-cell 1.0.4: a stateless MCP tool server, now on PyPI!!

40+ min ago   (392+ words) No initialize handshake. No session state. Restart or load-balance the server between calls — clients never notice. tools/list answers with CacheableResult fields (ttlMs: 3600000, cacheScope: "private") so hosts can cache the tool list, and unknown versions are rejected with -32022 naming the…...


techiexpert.com > zcode-caught-silently-uploading-entire-workspaces-and-git-records-to-the-cloud

ZCode Caught Silently Uploading Entire Workspaces and Git Records to the Cloud

3+ hour, 10+ min ago   (337+ words) Home / Tech news Z.ai just open-sourced ZCode coding agent, after developers found that the app just packaged and uploaded workspaces and Git histories. Z.ai just issued a statement and explained that the background uploads were caused by Repo Wiki and…...


dev.to > jensencole5829 > api-key-usage-inventory-4-evidence-signals-for-edtech-service-reviews-57dc

API Key Usage Inventory: 4 Evidence Signals for Edtech Service Reviews

1+ hour, 5+ min ago   (1543+ words) Short answer: a key's last-used timestamp cannot tell an edtech reviewer which service holds it. Attribute the credential through four independent signals: a stable, nonsecret key identifier, authenticated caller identity, workload deployment records, and per-key request events. Record disagreements instead…...


dev.to > humzakt > four-stops-instead-of-thirty-rebuilding-the-dashboard-and-retiring-hand-rolled-ui-1a35

Four Stops Instead of Thirty: Rebuilding the Dashboard and Retiring Hand-Rolled UI

1+ hour, 14+ min ago   (1695+ words) An editor's real complaint about the main video-generation service's internal tool wasn't any single bug. It was the shape of using it: thirty confirmation stops on an attended run, a dashboard that buried the one thing you actually owed a…...


dev.to > rachidsahane > the-agent-refused-to-delete-our-dead-backend-it-was-right-4bal

The agent refused to delete our "dead" backend. It was right.

1+ hour, 56+ min ago   (968+ words) A few weeks ago I asked an AI agent to delete a directory from a live production repository. The ticket described it as a dead legacy backend. The HTTP service it contained had been retired, the product ran on a…...