Year: 2025
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Coding Agents in Action: A Deeper Look at Claude Code and OpenAI CLI
Follow-up to “From Vibe Coding to Coding Agents” In our last article, we explored how coding agents like Claude Code and OpenAI CLI are reshaping software development. We argued that what some call “vibe coding” is really the early stage of a much larger shift: agent-assisted development. Now, let’s go a step further. How do these tools actually fit into a developer’s…
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From “Vibe Coding” to Coding Agents: How AI is Reshaping Software Development
For decades, software engineering has been guided by structured methodologies: waterfall, agile, DevOps pipelines. Each new era brought tools designed to reduce complexity, improve collaboration, and ship faster. But we may now be entering a deeper shift — one that changes the very nature of programming. The rise of AI coding agents is redefining how developers interact with code.…
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Exploring Angular Signals: A Deep Dive into Angular’s Reactive Change Detection Model
Angular has long been renowned for its powerful change detection mechanics, but recent developments have added a fresh new concept: Signals. If you’re familiar with state management in modern front-end frameworks, you might recognize the potential here for better reactivity and finer-grained performance tuning. In this article, we’ll explore what Angular Signals are, their role…
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Understanding Apache’s Access Log: Command-Line Tips for Monitoring Traffic
When running an Apache web server, one of your most important tools for monitoring and troubleshooting is the access log. The Apache access log provides a granular record of every client request your web server handles, including the request method, path, HTTP status code, user agent, and more. In this article, I’ll show you how…
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Understanding Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG): Making the Web Inclusive
The internet is a critical resource in many aspects of life—education, employment, government, commerce, healthcare, and more. To ensure that everyone, including people with disabilities, can access and use web content, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) were developed. Understanding and implementing these guidelines not only makes your website more inclusive but often improves usability…