Webship Workspace is on npm: one workspace, many connected spaces Webship Workspace is now on npm as @webship.co/workspace, with 49 workspace plugins: many connected spaces that share docs, specs, rules, agents and ...
My new voice: Rajab Natshah – Tech Explainer I cloned my own voice with ElevenLabs to use it for all my technical explaining. Listen to it, and use it in your own language. ...
Book: Automated Functional Testing Recipes Behaviour-Driven Acceptance Testing A comprehensive guide with 700+ recipes for building reliable, maintainable, and scalable automated test suites ...
Stop Teleprompter-ing Your AI Provider and Create Subagents, Skills & Commands Moving from prompt dependency to intelligent agent systems Most people are still using AI like a teleprompter. They type a prompt. They wait. They get ...
Designing Systems That Build Themselves Most software developers, tech leads, and DevOps engineers start their careers as builders. They build systems, apps, components, themes, patterns ...
The Design is the Code How Cellular Automata Logic will reshape Agentic Design Systems, and Why the Future of Web Development May Already Be Written in Simple Rules There's ...
TDD & BDD in the Age of AI: Why AI Agents Demand 100% More Test-First Development The software development landscape has fundamentally transformed. AI agents aren't just writing code; they are becoming primary developers on our ...
Doctor Who: It's not AI it is Al!!! (AL with small L letter, a dude named Al ) How one tiny letter turned artificial intelligence into some dude named Al, and other font fails that'll make you laugh-cry Picture this: You're deep ...
When AI Eats AI: A New Cellular Automaton of Intelligence in the Game of Digital Life "The stronger AI will eat other AI as in Cellular Automaton, but the internet is the space." – A new law of digital nature We stand at the precipice ...
Smart AI Collaboration in CMS Development: A Personal Journey From Academic Curiosity to Professional Reality When I first encountered web development during my second year at university, it felt neutral to me ...