Practical guides to Git, CI/CD, Ollama, and Azure
AI pair programming has evolved fast. Just a couple of years ago, it meant autocomplete and a few smart suggestions. Today, it means coding alongside intelligent agents that can read your repo, explain code, generate tests, and even make multi-file… Read moreAI Pair Programming: What Works and What Doesn’t
Updated November 12, 2026. I rewrote this post. The earlier version showed commands that do not exist, such as claude edit, codex ask and an @openai/codex-cli package. Everything below comes from the two tools on my Mac and from their… Read moreClaude Code CLI vs Codex: Which AI Coding Tool to Use
The way we write software is changing — fast. AI has evolved from being a helpful autocomplete tool to becoming an active, intelligent coding partner. In 2025, we’re seeing AI agents that can understand entire repos, generate production-grade features, fix… Read moreAI Coding Trends and Developer Tools to Watch
Ollama Cloud changed its pricing on August 31, 2026. The old 5-hour session limits and weekly caps are gone. Every plan now includes a monthly pool of usage credits, spent per token at published rates: Free gets a small starter… Read moreOllama Cloud Pricing 2026: Free vs Pro vs Max (New Per-Token Plans)
In the fast-evolving world of software development, a new buzzword is quickly making waves — vibe coding.Instead of writing every line of code manually, developers describe what they want, and powerful AI tools generate the code for them. The developer… Read moreVibe Coding: The Rise, Risks & Best Practices
LM Studio is a desktop app for downloading and chatting with local models through a graphical interface. Ollama is a lightweight command-line tool and background server built for developers who want to call models from code. Both are free, both… Read moreLM Studio & Ollama: Local LLM Setup Guide
Code reviews are one of the most important parts of a strong engineering workflow. However, in large projects, not all files are created equal. Some paths (like infrastructure, security, or frontend code) need specific team members to approve changes before… Read moreEnforce Path-Based Approvals with GitHub Actions
Hey everyone 👋 If you’ve ever needed to find local businesses automatically — say, “cafes in New York” or “law firms in London” — and save all that data neatly into Google Sheets, then this post is going to be… Read moren8n Google Places API: Auto-Save Businesses to Sheets
Hey folks 👋 So lately, I’ve been playing around with n8n — you know, that open-source workflow automation tool that kind of feels like Make.com, but you can actually run it on your own server. If you’ve ever used Make.com… Read moren8n vs Make.com: Why I Went Self-Hosted
GitHub Actions is one of the most flexible CI/CD tools available today. Beyond basic builds and tests, you can use it for deployments, automating documentation, managing monorepos, building Docker images, and much more. This article is part of our complete… Read moreGitHub Actions Real-World Use Cases and Examples