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Everything You Need to Know About Harness Engineering
AI agents can now write code, browse the web, and run for hours without a human watching. Ask one to build a feature, and it might open ten files, call five tools, and make a hundred small decisions before it ever shows you a result. That's a different animal [...]
Should Philippines Make Its Own Local Large Language Model?
As countries all around the world are beginning to seriously invest in their own models, there is a growing debate on whether the country should create its own local large language model. If we do, would it be cost-effective? And if it is, would it be beneficial? As [...]
How to Balance Business Goals with User Needs in UI/UX: A Data-Driven Approach
The Tug-of-War Balancing business goals with user needs in UI/UX is a challenge every designer eventually runs into. Users want fast, free, and beautiful experiences with no friction anywhere. The business, meanwhile, wants high conversion rates, low hosting costs, and a fast time-to-market. These two wish lists are not always [...]
UI/UX Design: Speeding Up the Creative Process with AI
The Builder's Mindset If you have ever stared at a blank Figma canvas with a deadline looming — a thesis defense, a hackathon demo, or just a personal app idea you finally want to ship — you already know that speed matters as much as polish. A traditional UI/UX [...]
Agentjacking: How Fake Sentry Errors Hijack AI Coding Agents
AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex now do far more than autocomplete. They read source code, query observability platforms, open pull requests, and run terminal commands on developer machines. That expanded access is useful, but it also creates a problem most security teams have not accounted [...]
Build AI Apps Faster with Google AI Studio and Gemini
Artificial intelligence has become an essential part of modern software development. It helps developers build applications that understand natural language, generate content, analyze documents, write code, and automate complex tasks. While large language models (LLMs) make these features easier to use, integrating them into real applications still takes time. [...]
OpenRouter Explained: Access Multiple AI Models Through One API
The rapid advancement of generative AI has given developers access to an ever-growing collection of large language models from providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Mistral AI, and xAI. Each model offers different strengths, whether in reasoning, code generation, content creation, multilingual support, or cost efficiency. While having [...]
Build Your Own JARVIS AI Chatbot Interface using Vercel
Have you ever watched Tony Stark boot up his suits and wished you had your very own J.A.R.V.I.S. to help you code, research, or just manage your day? If you are just starting out with web development, you have probably noticed that most AI chatbot tutorials look exactly the [...]
Can’t Use the Terminal, Can’t Defend the Network: The Importance of Cybersecurity Degrees in the Philippines
Can't Use the Terminal, Can't Defend the Network: The Importance of Cybersecurity Degrees in the Philippines Open a job posting for a Security Operations Center (SOC) analyst, a penetration tester, or a systems administrator anywhere in the world, and one requirement shows up again and again: comfort with the [...]
PromptWars hackathon: students built AI apps
On June 20, 2026, thirty junior and senior high school students spent a day at Programmable Makati building working AI applications. The event was PromptWars: AI-Powered, Student-Built, a hackathon run by DEVCON Kids Philippines and Tutorials Dojo. This event demonstrated how beginners can build with high impact solutions [...]

No Comment: How Technical Documentation Helps your Team

It’s easy to get lost specially, in a big project. However, believe it or not, even in small projects or personal passion projects, it’s still easy to get lost because of your own wrongdoing, not documenting properly. As a beginner, or even “experienced,” it’s a hassle having to put comments and document every changes you made to your code, because we always think that our memory will suffice, which is not always the case. [...]

Getting Started with n8n + A Quick Workflow Example

In a world full of repetitive tasks, automation is not a new thing. For years, humanity designed machines and systems to take over the monotonous or large-scale work from humans. We've come a long way from industrial automation, it now uses the algorithms to create system that can automatically check, send, or even sort your emails and documents, manage your store's inventory, and even drive (would I still need a license in this case?). [...]

Automated Web Testing at Scale: Playwright Meets AWS

Picture the time you'll save from your web applications' repetitive and inconsistent manual testing. No more opening the app, logging in, clicking through the same steps, and checking if everything still works. What's worse, manual testing is prone to mistakes. One person could miss a step, another might test on a different browser, and suddenly, the results don't match, and the bugs start eating your application down. The lack of consistency creates uncertainty. But [...]

Turning AI Prompts into Real-World Results

It all starts with a simple AI prompt. When you have an idea that you want to explore further, one of the easiest ways to keep the ball rolling is to turn that idea into a prompt for an AI tool. This helps clarify your vision, spark new directions, and provide a starting point you can build from. AI doesn’t magically finish your work for you, but it can set you up with a [...]

From Concept to Code: Build Your First MCP Server

For a long time now, LLMs or large language models have been going around the tech industry with its massive knowledge on languages. They can comprehend and even generate human language with bull's-eye fluency. Nevertheless, despite their strengths, powerful as they are, these intelligent models act in isolation. They have no hands to implement and interact with the world; they lack the ability to connect to databases, fetch data, or even trigger an action [...]

Hosting Static Websites for Free with GitHub Pages: A Step-by-Step Guide

Hosting Static Websites for Free with GitHub Pages: A Step-by-Step Guide GitHub Pages is, in fact, one of the most accessible and cost-effective ways to host static websites. This tutorial provides a detailed, step-by-step guide on how to host a static website using GitHub Pages, from repository setup to deployment, including custom domain configuration. What are GitHub Pages? GitHub Pages are static site hosting services offered by GitHub. It allows users to [...]

Firecracker for Students: Launch Your First MicroVM on Any OS

What if you could launch your own virtual machine in less than a second... right from your laptop without Docker, without the cloud, and without frying your CPU? So you’ve heard of virtual machines, but what if I told you there’s one that starts in milliseconds and barely uses resources? Meet Firecracker, the same tech AWS uses to power Lambda and Fargate. But guess what? You don’t need to work at AWS to use [...]

Meta’s Superintelligence Initiative: A Bold Leap Into the Future of AI

In the rapidly advancing world of artificial intelligence (AI), few companies are making as bold a move as Meta Platforms. Under Mark Zuckerberg's leadership, Meta has unveiled an ambitious project: Meta Superintelligence Labs (MSL). With billions of dollars invested, and a hiring spree targeting the brightest minds in AI, Meta is setting itself up to lead the AI revolution. But what exactly does this mean for the future of technology? How will this initiative [...]

From Localhost to Live: Your First Google Cloud Deployment

We've all been there. You've just built something new and unique, maybe it's your portfolio website, a cool API, or that side project you've been working on for weeks. It works perfectly on your laptop, your friends are asking to see it, but there's just one problem... it's stuck on localhost:3000. But, what if you wanted to deploy it on the web and let others see it as well. Well, you have come to [...]

Your First “Hello World” on the Cloud with Beam

Get your laptop or PC ready since we'll be making your computer send its first "Hello World" message from the cloud. Woot woo~ It won’t be AWS today, neither Azure nor Google Cloud Platform, but… Beam! (only if you’ve ever heard of it) So Beam connects the code you write on your local machine to the servers in the cloud. You get to write standard Python, but when you're ready to run it, Beam [...]