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Announcing the @NotionHQ MCP Challenge! The prompt✍️: build the most impressive system or process using Notion MCP. The prizes 🏆: 3 winners receive $500 USD + DEV goodies The deadline 🗓️: March 29th Full details 👇 dev.to/devteam/join-t…

Join the @NotionHQ MCP Challenge! Notion MCP lets you connect your workspace directly to AI. Build a smart workflow, share it on DEV, and compete for awesome prizes + a chat with Notion's CEO! 🤖📝 Dive in: dev.to/devteam/join-t…

Google AI Studio's upgraded vibe coding experience pairs the new Antigravity agent with built-in Firebase — so prompts can become multiplayer, auth-protected, production-ready apps without ever leaving the browser. { author: Kat Kampf + @GoogleAI } dev.to/googleai/intro…

Damla built Practice Quest to solve a specific friction: adult learners who love music but skip their weekly task list. Each practice item gets reframed by an LLM as a named quest in a fantasy world — one HTML file, one Vercel function, no framework. Submitted for the DEV Weekend Challenge: Community. { author: Damla Hamurcu } dev.to/hamurda/i-turn…

Kaggle's new Community Hackathons feature lets anyone — individuals, schools, businesses — run professional-grade AI competitions using Kaggle's infrastructure at no cost, with support for multiple tracks, prize pools up to $10K, and a public project gallery. { author: @MeganRisdal + @GoogleAI } dev.to/googleai/now-a…

Every message you send to an AI coding tool secretly resends your entire conversation history — a token cost that compounds fast. Dineshraj breaks down how to manage context, model selection, and file scope to stop burning budget on noise. { author: Dineshraj Anandan } dev.to/dineshrajanand…

Dennis traces the loneliness of modern dev work — from pandemic-era remote shifts to agents replacing colleagues — and asks what we lose when we stop pulling someone out of their context to think together. { author: Dennis Lemm } dev.to/314rate/ai-lon…

When a multi-agent system suppresses a real security alert, tracing which agent made the wrong call — and why — requires structured decision logs, not just final outputs. Michael makes the case for treating agent telemetry like production infrastructure. { author: Michael Bogan } dev.to/mbogan/when-ai…

I.K posted about system design for months before anyone noticed — no strategy, no audience. This dev reflects on what consistency actually compounded into, and why visibility matters more than readiness. Submitted for the 2026 WeCoded Challenge. { author: I.K } dev.to/ik_8a78062fd65…

xbill builds a Python MCP server, containerizes it, and deploys it to AWS Fargate as a persistent ECS service — then connects Gemini CLI as the remote client from a local machine. { author: @xbill + @GoogleDevExpert } dev.to/gde/mcp-develo…

Told as a mentorship dialogue set in a Victorian library, Aaron explores the specific risks of using Claude Code in a language you've never written — and why the compiler passing doesn't mean the code is safe. { author: Aaron Rose } dev.to/aaron_rose_078…

Anna reflects on navigating tech as a self-taught, mixed-heritage woman who's been doubted at every turn — and how reframing challenges as variables, not constants, changed everything. Submitted for the 2026 WeCoded Challenge. { author: @annavi11arrea1 } dev.to/annavi11arrea1…

Harsh unpacks what "90% AI-generated" actually means in practice — boilerplate, completions, tests, docs — and makes the case that the 10% still written by humans is where all the value lives. { author: @HarshSh54928171 } dev.to/harsh2644/90-o…

At 12, Sylwia built their first website. A few weeks later, an older boy sent an email telling them to delete it. They stopped coding for years — and eventually made it to the conference stage. Submitted for the 2026 WeCoded Challenge. { author: @SylwiaLask8977 } dev.to/sylwia-lask/th…

Daniel argues DEV's new Agent Sessions feature solves capture but not evaluation — and describes Foundation, his own pipeline that auto-scores AI session insights and federates them via ActivityPub. { author: @dannwaneri } dev.to/dannwaneri/bey…

A video-first breakdown comparing Gemini Code Assist, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, and AI Studio for Cloud Run workflows — including how to automate testing, set up auto-execution policies, and deploy live without managing servers. { author: @martinomander + @agenticamit + @GoogleAI } dev.to/googleai/super…

Kat uses the archiving of Ingress NGINX — a project powering ~50% of cloud-native environments — to argue that upstream contribution isn't charity. It's supply chain security. { author: @Dixie3Flatline } dev.to/katcosgrove/wh…

J.R. built Axe: a 12MB CLI that runs single-purpose LLM agents defined in plain TOML files. Pipe input in, get output out, chain with cron or git hooks — no chat window, no platform, no babysitting. { author: @jrswab } dev.to/jrswab/how-to-…

When OAuth breaks inside an iframe, the culprit is usually the browser — not your code. Chioma breaks down how CSP headers, third-party cookie blocking, and the sandbox attribute interact, and what to do about each. { author: Chioma Halim } dev.to/audreyhal/why-…

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Vibe Check: Architecting Your Professional Operating System Tune in on the DEV homepage today, 11am PST to watch @thisisryanswift from @MLHacks talk about how he's "vibe coding" the friction out of his professional life. luma.com/mo5n6y05?fbcli…

I recently started this thread on @ThePracticalDev: dev.to/axrisi/drop-yo… I thought it would be a simple place for challenge participants to showcase their projects. It turned into something much better. People started sharing feedback, replying to each other, and helping improve submissions in public. Comments became discussions. Discussions make projects stronger. That was the best part for me personally. It is easy to vibe code something for a challenge, submit it, and forget about it. It is different when builders actually care, stay in the conversation, and keep refining what they made. This is what makes communities powerful. Collaboration is a real strength. If you’re participating in any @ThePracticalDev challenge, drop your project in the thread and join the conversation.