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    A 62-year-old dev with almost 30 years in the field says Claude handles about half the workload. This dev has Kiro rebuild Winamp, then weighs where taste and deep stack knowledge still matter in frontend work. { author: @ErikCH }
    Are Frontend Developers Cooked? Is Frontend design safe?
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    A $10 vintage train case, an Arduino UNO Q, and a local Gemma LLM. This dev builds an offline field journal that identifies birdsong with Edge Impulse, syncs to GitHub PRs, and gets vintage sketches from Cloudinary. { author: @jenlooper }
    Building an Offline Arduino UNO Q Cyberdeck That Identifies Birdsong and Draws Vintage Field Notes
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  • @ThePracticalDev
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    Order tracking, refunds, memory, live browsing: six capabilities, six problems. This dev walks through a support agent on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and why a missing permission can look like a broken feature. { author: @KanagalaHema }
    I Built My First AI Agent With AWS AgentCore, and the Hardest Part Wasn't the AI
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  • @ThePracticalDev
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    Oct 5
    This week's Hacktoberfest Open Source AI Challenge is live! Time to Touch Grass 🌿 🟢 Build something with open-weight models or open-source AI at its core 🟢 Get people off the screen and into the world 🟢 $2,450 in prizes across 17 winners dev.to/devteam/join-t…
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  • @ThePracticalDev
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    Oct 5
    Most cellar apps only know what you own now. This dev stores events and dated claims instead, so the cellar can be read at any date and show which bottles peaked unopened. Submitted for the Sanity Challenge. { author: Ken W Alger }
    A wine cellar that remembers what you used to believe
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