Month: June 2025

When I first started building web apps, “authentication” just meant logging in. Simple, right? But then came questions — What’s a token? Should I use cookies or API keys? Why are there so many options just to verify a user? Turns out, each method has a purpose. Some are outdated, some are secure, and others … Read more

TRENDING 🔥 🔥 IShowSpeed beats Ashton Hall in a Race 4x in a row. “Ashton Fall 😥😥😥” said one commenter on YouTube. n He actually fell in one race. ”Delete you Instagram”, said IShowSpeed. What can I say. Loud mouth and all, he did Show Speed. The race garnered 40million + views on Speed’s Live … Read more

For months after exiting my company, that question felt less like a conversation starter and more like a verdict. It almost broke me. On the surface, things looked great. I moved my family to the South of France for a year. But this wasn’t a victory lap. It was an emergency brake. My nervous system … Read more

The Tailwind Tangle: Sound Familiar? If you’re anything like me and spend a good chunk of your day working with Tailwind CSS, you’ve probably felt that little friction point: endlessly tweaking classes, tabbing back and forth between your editor and the browser, just to see how things actually look. Or maybe you’re digging through the dev tools, … Read more

This article will guide you through building a simple yet functional MCP server that integrates with Salesforce, enabling Claude Desktop to directly query and interact with your Salesforce data. What are we going to build We’ll create a Node.js-based MCP server that enables Claude to: List all connected Salesforce organizations from your Salesforce CLI Execute … Read more

An Ethereum blockchain API is simply a set of endpoints that enable your application to communicate with Ethereum nodes without running one yourself. In practice this comes down to a provider offering JSON-RPC (and often WebSocket) endpoints whereby you can issue plain HTTP/WebSocket requests to query data on-chain or initiate transactions. For example, Infura, GetBlock, … Read more

Hello, Hackernoon! This is the story of how we built MultiDrive — a high-speed disk management toolkit for Windows — here at Atola Technology. It began as a small idea and turned into a full-featured application. I’d like to show you what the process looked like from the inside — the challenges we faced and … Read more

Hey there! After spending another 357 days on The Odin Project, I’ve finally hit a big milestone, I finished the Ruby section! So why does the title say 468 days then? Well, the Foundations section took me 111 days, and since my last article about that journey was pretty popular, I figured you’d enjoy another … Read more

TL;DR: Generative AI models like DALL·E are reshaping digital art – enabling instant image generation from text. This article explores how it works and what it means for the future of creativity. Just a few years ago, creating digital art required a mastery of complex tools, expensive equipment, and weeks – if not months – … Read more

Why Performance Matters in Web3 IN 2025, Web3 applications must compete with Web2’s seamless experience. Slow transactions, laggy interfaces, and unreliable data plague many dApps, often owing to poorly optimized Remote Procedure Call (RPC) usage. Here, I tested GetBlock’s free tier (5K daily requests, 5 RPS, and multi-chain support). Their paid plans have incredible features; however, … Read more

Latent space interpolation is a powerful concept at the heart of deep generative models such as Variational Autoencoders (VAEs), Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), and Diffusion Models. It allows machines to generate entirely new and coherent outputs—images, sounds, videos, or texts—by smoothly transitioning between existing data points.This article demystifies latent space interpolation, explains why it matters … Read more