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I’ve got hundreds of ideas, notes, and half-written drafts sitting on my laptop.
The problem was never what to post.
It was actually turning those ideas into a consistent posting system.
So I built a small workflow:
→ My ideas stay in my own content folder
→ Claude Code helps organize and turn them into drafts
→ Buffer keeps everything in one place
→ I review, edit, and add my personal touch
→ Nothing gets published without me
The goal isn’t to let AI become the creator.
It’s to spend less time managing content and more time actually creating it.
I wrote about the setup and how you can build the same workflow in ~10 minutes.
Blog link in the comments 👇
One line of JavaScript code: e.preventDefault();
Teaches:
-> Event Propagation
-> Capturing phase
-> Target element
-> Bubbling up
Learn it from AI, although will share an article on it soon.
Checkout out the next level browser capabilities. 👇🏻https://t.co/WUcR7BjkNu
The browser is becoming the new workplace for AI agents.
Instead of switching between dozens of tabs, tools, and workflows, imagine having an agent that can actually operate where the work already happens.
That shift is going to be BIG. 👀
The browser is becoming the new workplace for AI agents.
Instead of switching between dozens of tabs, tools, and workflows, imagine having an agent that can actually operate where the work already happens.
That shift is going to be BIG. 👀
The browser is becoming the new workplace for AI agents.
Instead of switching between dozens of tabs, tools, and workflows, imagine having an agent that can actually operate where the work already happens.
That shift is going to be BIG. 👀
Most developers know fetch().
But what if you don't want to keep asking the server: Did anything change?
That’s where Server-Sent Events (SSE) gets interesting.
The server can keep one HTTP connection open and push updates to your browser whenever something happens.
Think:
→ Live dashboards
→ Notifications
→ AI streaming
→ Progress updates
→ Real-time activity feeds
I learned SSE while building HnH projects at CreoWis, and I wrote a simple guide explaining:
• SSE vs Polling vs WebSockets
• How SSE works behind the scenes
• Building SSE with Node.js + Express + React
• Reconnection & polling fallback
• How I used SSE in Creoper
• Common SSE interview questions
If you're learning real-time web development, this is a good one to bookmark 👇
[ARTICLE LINK] 👇🏻
Unpopular opinion:
Every website should have a “Copy Context” button on its homepage.
Click it, and the website should give you a structured context containing everything you might need:
- Product/Services overview
- Features & use cases
- Tech specs
- Pricing
- Documentation links
- Setup/installation guide
- FAQs
- Important limitations
Basically, everything an AI needs to understand the product/service.
Then you could paste that context into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any other AI and ask questions about the product without manually digging through 10 different pages.
The web is becoming increasingly AI-first. Maybe websites should start being AI-readable by default.
Would you use a feature like this? 👀