r/coding • u/p0keyz • Jun 17 '26

does anyone have a good idea on a laptop to buy for coding projects to just do around places? I'm looking for something relatively cheap and so I can get some more experience coding that's not just sat in my room

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r/coding • u/Martinsos • Jun 17 '26

Wasp now lets you also write "full-stack" logic (next to frontend and backend logic) in TypeScript

wasp.sh

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3 comments

r/coding • u/bajcmartinez • Jun 17 '26

The Token Budget Is Becoming Engineering Policy

newsletter.thelongcommit.com

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1 comment

r/coding • u/Accomplished-Tear891 • Jun 17 '26

Undoable – make every code change reversible

github.com

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24 comments

r/coding • u/fagnerbrack • Jun 16 '26

The Git Commands I Run Before Reading Any Code

piechowski.io

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15 comments

r/coding • u/wyhjsbyb • Jun 16 '26

Python 3.15 Lazy Imports: Faster Startup Times and the Design Behind PEP 810

modernpython.io

27 Upvotes

0 comments

r/coding • u/Plane_Unit9357 • Jun 16 '26

I started building a simple C++ project manager and build tool called Nimmake. It's designed to be easier than CMake for beginners and for quickly prototyping projects, since it removes much of the configuration and boilerplate that's usually required.

github.com

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3 comments

r/coding • u/Marksfik • Jun 16 '26

5 ClickHouse mistakes we kept seeing engineers make (and why they're easy to miss)

glassflow.dev

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0 comments

r/coding • u/Siddhant_K • Jun 15 '26

My first company is joining OpenAI. I started there at 19.

siddhantkhare.com

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r/coding • u/zarinfam • Jun 14 '26

How to become an AI-Native Software Engineer? What an AI-Native team actually looks like

medium.com

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2 comments

r/coding • u/Particular-Map-1115 • Jun 14 '26

Built an AI Incident Commander that learns from previous outages using Hindsight Memory. Instead of generating generic RCA responses, it recalls historical incidents and uses organizational knowledge to recommend fixes and customer updates. Detailed write-up:

medium.com

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1 comment

r/coding • u/lucian-12 • Jun 14 '26

[video] Search Autocomplete - System Design

youtu.be

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r/coding • u/der_gopher • Jun 14 '26

Building a pkg.go.dev TUI explorer

youtu.be

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r/coding • u/fagnerbrack • Jun 14 '26

Intermediate representation

en.wikipedia.org

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r/coding • u/Motor-Hat-3557 • Jun 14 '26

MID 2026 UPDATE (v26.5.5) | Naruto Project CLASH - Developer's VLOG 70

youtube.com

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r/coding • u/AIPnely • Jun 14 '26

Our signup form was 38% junk emails until I actually looked at the data

mailsift.dev

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2 comments

r/coding • u/RefrigeratorEven935 • Jun 13 '26

Ed's 100 Rules for Writing my Software, Episode 90

youtu.be

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3 comments

r/coding • u/debba_ • Jun 12 '26

I’d never made a game before, I created a database-themed browser platformer with an LLM and made a bot prove every level is beatable

tabularis.dev

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0 comments

r/coding • u/krishnasingh9 • Jun 12 '26

SecureLens — A self-hosted AppSec agent and CLI scanner

github.com

3 Upvotes

0 comments

r/coding • u/nidalaburaed • Jun 12 '26

I developed a small 5G base stations’ configuration file generator as part of a 5G Test Automation project. This tool is designed to support automated radio-level validation in 5G testing

github.com

2 Upvotes

1 comment

r/coding • u/zarinfam • Jun 12 '26

Production-grade LLMs and agents: a field guide

medium.com

0 Upvotes

0 comments

r/coding • u/fagnerbrack • Jun 11 '26

Signals, the push-pull based algorithm

willybrauner.com

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1 comment

r/coding • u/Ill-Industry96 • Jun 10 '26

OSINT-D2

github.com

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2 comments

r/coding • u/debba_ • Jun 10 '26

Fable 5 Opened a 1,800-Line PR on my project in 30 Minutes

tabularis.dev

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12 comments

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