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There is no database behind this blog, and no server kept running. Content is MDX files in the repo, the admin panel is the open-source Decap CMS, and publishing is a commit. Here's how this setup of Next.js, a Git repository and a static host works, where it shines and where it falls short.

Notes from the seminar Ensight hosted at Microsoft Türkiye's office: SAP data into OneLake, OneLake into a Fabric Data Agent, and from there into Copilot inside Power BI. The business-side counterpart of the chatflow idea I built for developer teams.

Will mathematicians go first, or call centres? Are surgeons really safe? Can feature films be shot without cameras? My own ranking of the order in which AI will transform professions, and the reasoning behind it.

When daily merges went from 2,500 to over 30,000 in five months, git couldn't keep up. So Anthropic wrote its own source control system, Scion, for its monorepo. Seven people, five months and plenty of Claude. Here's a quick look at why git wasn't enough and what Scion does differently.

FootWars, currently in development, is a free PvP and PvE game where you read the wind, set your angle and power, and score in your opponent's goal on a destructible pitch.

Tempoly, currently in development, is a content platform that learns your brand voice, prepares text, image and video posts every day, and sends them to every channel with a single approval.

November 19, 2026. The date is finally locked in, and it's been a long time since I looked forward to a game this much. After watching Rockstar's 27-minute extended look, my expectations went through the roof.

My honeypot article, published in November 2017 in issue 2 of the International Cyber Security Federation's journal. A trap system born from my undergraduate thesis, and a look back at it nine years later.

The 512,000-line Claude Code source code that Anthropic leaked by its own hand shook the software world and turned into an open-source revolution like few others. We look at "Claw Code", which a Korean developer created by completely rewriting the project from scratch in Rust and Python in just one day, and the incredible 100k-star record it broke on GitHub.

Welcome to the Kendine Coder blog! In this first post we talk about clean code principles and the 'Kendine Coder' philosophy.