Codeminer42’s Engineering Blog
Nowadays, it’s easier than ever to spin up a mobile app in hours, even if you don’t have any previous experience with Expo and React …
Hey fellow Rails developers! Ever found yourself wrestling with complex SQL queries that involve aggregations, subqueries, or needing to join against computed results? Today, we’re …
Codeminer42’s blog had no visual personality. Each author generated their post’s thumbnail, however they could, mostly using ChatGPT or Nano Banana, each with their own …
I’ve been noticing something about how developers talk about AI coding agents. They review agent-generated code with a magnifying glass. They point at a variable …
I’ve been preparing a talk about AI-assisted development and spent a lot of time reading what developers are saying online, in meetups, in conference hallways. …
Introduction Over the last year, “AI agents” went from a buzzword to something people actually try to ship. And if you’ve tried to build one …
Orchestrating background tasks (or "jobs," as they are often called) is common in web development. Any application that deals with time-consuming operations, such as sending …
Docker just released a really exciting update to Docker Sandboxes, a feature that allows running AI agents, like Claude Code, in isolated environments. This change …
In the first post of this series, our great Edy Silva tried multiple approaches for a Talent Matching system that would work for our little …
Ollama just made it possible for you to use their models inside of Claude Code. To test Claude Code capabilities and compare top open models …
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