Articles and guides from practicing developers. Learn new things, find solutions and implement your ideas.
Let's break down what happens in one second when you open a site. DNS, HTTP, HTTPS, cookies, sessions, JWT — without water, with examples of attacks and a security checklist. Everything every developer (and aspiring hacker 😏) needs to know.
We'll figure out how to use ChatGPT, Claude, and other LLMs for code review in practice — with prompts, real examples, and an honest analysis of the errors that AI stumbles upon.
You ask ChatGPT to write an authorization function. You get a beautiful code. You insert it into the project — and everything breaks. Sound familiar? The problem isn't the AI. The problem is how you talk to it.
7 vulnerabilities that you put into your first registration form without even knowing it. We analyze SQL injections, password storage, validation and other classic errors — with code examples and a checklist.
You've created your first website, felt like a hacker — and then you saw "React in 1 hour" and fell into a stupor. Framework or practice? We'll figure out what to do after the first site, why 90% of newcomers are in a hurry, and how not to get into tutorial hell.
Let's analyze the most common reasons why the button, addEventListener, and DOM refuse to work. Real code examples, a debug checklist, and a little bit of pain are all a beginner JavaScript developer needs to stop suffering.
Times New Roman, acid colors, zero indents and text-align: center on everything — we analyze the typical mistakes of novice web developers and show how to turn a website from a "computer science homework" into a normal project in the evening.
We understand why developers who understand programming logic easily switch between languages — and those who cram syntax panic at the sight of each new framework.
Developers are massively addicted to neural networks and forget the basic syntax. We'll figure out how to use ChatGPT for career benefits, and not turn into a code insertion operator. 5 rules that will save your skills.
Frameworks come and go, and the market demands more and more. We understand which skills have moved from "nice to have" to "without this, you won't even be called to the job interview": AI literacy, full-stack thinking, typing, architecture and more.
An honest conversation about how developers get hooked on AI crutches, lose fundamental skills, and confuse speed with growth. We'll figure out how to use ChatGPT and Claude correctly — to really level up, not degrade.
We understand why tables are the only data structure in Lua — this is not a limitation, but a superpower. Arrays, dictionaries, objects, classes, and even queues — all of these are tables. With code examples, metatables, typical beginner mistakes, and memes.
