
Your Next Startup: The Agentic Workflow Engine
n8n has over 400 integrations. Zapier claims 7,000+. Every single one was hand-built, tested against a moving API, and will eventually break when that API ships a v2. The entire workflow automation in
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n8n has over 400 integrations. Zapier claims 7,000+. Every single one was hand-built, tested against a moving API, and will eventually break when that API ships a v2. The entire workflow automation in

Part of the "Your Next Startup" series, where I break down startup ideas I think are worth building. Auth0 sold for \(6.5B. Okta is worth \)15B+. CyberArk, Delinea, BeyondTrust, all printing money fro

For as long as software has existed, we've been building two doors into our systems. Door one: the UI, a carefully designed surface where humans point, click, and occasionally rage-quit. Door two: the

Every backend developer has written this line a thousand times: SELECT * FROM orders WHERE user_id = $1 And this one: DELETE FROM invoices WHERE id = \(2 AND user_id = \)1 And somewhere, deep in the

Building Scalable Multi-Cluster Systems with Reusable Components Managing a handful of Kubernetes clusters is difficult but manageable. Managing hundreds or thousands of clusters is a fundamentally different problem. At that scale, Kubernetes stops b...

The convergence of artificial intelligence and microcontrollers represents one of the most exciting developments in embedded systems. TinyML enables devices to make smart decisions without needing to send data to the cloud, which is beneficial from b...

I've created a brand new web interface for the USB Army Knife project - a complete reimagination built with modern web technologies and client-side best practices. While the original USB Army Knife is a powerful ESP32-based security tool, I wanted to...

If you've been following the hardware hacking scene, you've probably heard of Flipper Zero. It's the Swiss Army knife of hacking gadgets packing Sub-GHz RF, NFC, RFID, IR, GPIO, and BLE into one sleek, pocketable device. For good reason, it became th...

I built this mostly because playing with hardware is fun. There's something satisfying about making a physical thing that sits on your desk and actually does something. Plus, let's be honest - having a little e-paper display showing live GitHub stats...