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Anthropic has accepted Databasus into their Claude for Open Source program, highlighting its value as a widely used PostgreSQL backup tool.

In this article, we'll explore the concept of lazy initialization in API clients and why it happens even when you don't explicitly call it. We'll also discuss the implications of this behavior and how to handle it effectively.

The author of the blog post shares their experience of building PackVault, a customizable package manager that simplifies the process of downloading and managing npm packages.

The web is evolving, and this time, it's actually removing code from your codebase instead of adding to it. The Popover API is here, and it's changing the way we write JavaScript.

Perplexity Computer is a groundbreaking AI agent system built on OpenClaw, combining multiple frontier models to create a general-purpose digital worker. Learn more about its significance and how to evaluate it safely.

Maintainers of real, deployed, multi-user apps often store API keys in plaintext, but there's a better way. Discover how to let users bring their own API keys for OpenAI and Anthropic.

AI agents excel at editing files, but when it comes to managing definitions, references, and types, traditional tools like grep fall short. Introducing Locus, a lightweight MCP server that fills this gap.

In this article, we'll explore the process of authenticating AWS workloads to Google Cloud without relying on service account keys. We'll discuss the importance of identity and access management in cloud security and provide a step-by-step guide on how to achieve seamless integration between AWS and Google Cloud.

MCP Observatory is a complete open-source solution to monitor, debug, and analyze your MCP servers using... Claude itself. The observatory server exposes 5 powerful tools, ensuring your data remains private and local.

Marten: A Minimalist Go Web Framework for Unobtrusive Development

Introducing ws-server-ftw, a tool that makes it easy to mock WebSocket APIs during development. With its simple and fast approach, you can test real-time features like chat apps, live notifications, and collaborative editors without needing a backend.