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Replit — Code, Deploy, and Collaborate in Your Browser

Use Replit for browser-based development, instant deployment, and real-time collaboration.

Working With AI Tools · Working With AI Tools

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Bolt.new and Lovable — Instant Full-Stack Apps

Build complete web applications from a text prompt with Bolt.new and Lovable.

Working With AI Tools · Working With AI Tools

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C# and .NET — Microsoft's Full Stack

Explore the .NET ecosystem — ASP.NET, Blazor, Azure integration, and why C# powers so many enterprise applications.

Foundations for AI-Assisted Builders · Foundations for AI-Assisted Builders

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Go — The Cloud Native Language

Understand Go's role in modern infrastructure — simplicity, concurrency, its connection to Docker and Kubernetes, and why it's the language of cloud tooling.

Foundations for AI-Assisted Builders · Foundations for AI-Assisted Builders

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The 1-Week MVP Sprint — A Realistic Plan

A day-by-day plan for building and shipping your first product in one week — practical, focused, and achievable.

Foundations for AI-Assisted Builders · Foundations for AI-Assisted Builders

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The AI Coding Tool Landscape

Cursor, Bolt, Replit, v0, Lovable compared — which tool fits your workflow?

Working With AI Tools · Working With AI Tools

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What is GitHub? Your Code's Home on the Internet

Understand GitHub, repositories, and collaboration — and why every builder using AI needs it.

Foundations for AI-Assisted Builders · Foundations for AI-Assisted Builders

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Your First Agent Session

How to run a first real AI-assisted build session without letting it spiral into a mystery code dump.

Start Here — Build Safely With AI · Start Here — Build Safely With AI

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Preview Deployments: Test Before You Break Production

Every deploy to production is a bet. Preview deployments let you run that bet in a safe environment first — but only if you set them up right. Here's how to build a preview deployment workflow that actually catches problems before they reach your users.

Track: production · Mar 29, 2026

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Amazon Lost 6.3 Million Orders to a Vibe-Coded Deployment

In March 2026, an AI-assisted deployment took Amazon.com offline for six hours and swallowed 6.3 million orders. Here's exactly what happened — and what you must check before you ship.

Track: security · Apr 12, 2026

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Multi-Region Deployment: When You Actually Need It

Most applications don't need multi-region deployment -- they need a well-optimized single region and a clear head about what problem they're actually solving. This article cuts through the architectural prestige bias and gives you the decision framework to make the right call before you commit to infrastructure that could cost you 80-150% more and six months of engineering time.

Track: architecture · Apr 11, 2026

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Prompt of the Day: Configure Preview Deployments on Vercel

Every pull request deserves a live, isolated environment wired to test services -- not production. This prompt gives your AI coding tool everything it needs to configure Vercel preview deployments end-to-end: scoped environment variables, branch-based preview rules, a GitHub PR comment bot, and CORS and auth redirect handling for dynamic preview URLs.

Track: prompts · Apr 7, 2026

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Feature Flag Architecture: Ship Without Risk

Feature flags let you ship code without exposing it -- decoupling deployment from release so you can dark-launch, progressively roll out, and kill any feature in seconds without a redeploy. But flags are an architectural pattern, not just a tool: where they live, how they fail, and how you retire them are decisions that will make or break your system under pressure.

Track: architecture · Apr 8, 2026

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Prompt of the Day: Set Up a Complete CI/CD Pipeline with GitHub Actions

One bad commit pushed directly to main can ruin your Monday. Here's the exact prompt to have AI scaffold a production-grade CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions — complete with tests, secrets management, and deployment gates.

Track: prompts · Mar 25, 2026

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Free Security Scanning Tools You Should Run Today

You've built something with AI assistance. It works. Users love it. But is it safe? In this guide, Tom Hundley walks through eight free security scanning tools — Semgrep, Bandit, ESLint security plugins, npm audit, pip-audit, Trivy, TruffleHog/Gitleaks, and OWASP ZAP — with exact install and run commands for each. Run these today before your next deployment.

Track: security · Apr 5, 2026

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GitHub Actions 101: Tests on Every Push

In March 2025, a single compromised GitHub Action silently dumped AWS keys, GitHub tokens, and private RSA keys from 23,000 repositories. The teams that had pinned their Actions to commit hashes and gated their deployments behind passing tests? They were fine. Here's how to be one of those teams.

Track: production · Mar 26, 2026