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Workflow Automation 10/8/2026 Daniel Balcarek

To Retry or Not to Retry? That Is the Question.

*This is a submission for the [Kaggle Benchmarking Challenge](https://dev.to/challenges/kaggle-2026-09-23)* Those who read my articles know that a lot of them are actually benchmarks of something. Mostly .NET related, but still, someone could say that this challenge should be pretty close to what I...

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Workflow Automation 10/7/2026 AI Works

“It Worked” Is Not the Same as “It Can Run in Production”

# “It Worked” Is Not the Same as “It Can Run in Production” You are probably the kind of reader I have in mind if: - you already use ChatGPT, Claude, or another LLM; - you have used GitHub or built a simple automation; - AI agents and automation interest you, but governance or approval design is n...

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Workflow Automation 10/7/2026 nyaomaru

Migrating a Real TypeScript OSS Library from tsup to tsdown

> The config migration was small. Preserving the package contract was the interesting part. Hoi hoi! 👋 I'm [@nyaomaru](https://github.com/nyaomaru), a frontend engineer who enjoyed looking for fungus this season. 😸🍄 Recently, I migrated its build setup from [`tsup`](https://github.com/egoist/t...

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Workflow Automation 10/7/2026 Mika Flowers

I Write on a 2006 iMac and Code on a $200 Laptop

![imac](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/lsf20ka9puiwh88jxt8g.jpg) I've always loved the idea of reusing old hardware, especially when it's still more than capable of the job you need it for. Planned obsolescence aside, a lot of machines can still do what we need t...

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Workflow Automation 10/6/2026 Marceli Pawliński

Curiosity Over Comfort

# I’m More Interested in Why Things Break Than Why They Work I don’t think I became interested in technology because I wanted to build apps. I think I became interested because I wanted to understand things. There’s a difference. When something works exactly as expected, there usually isn’t much...

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Workflow Automation 10/6/2026 Alex Georgiev

Bun 1.4's bun test --parallel cuts a 4-second suite to about 1 second

--- title: "Bun 1.4's bun test --parallel cuts a 4-second suite to about 1 second" published: true published_at: 2026-10-06 13:00 +0300 description: "I measured Bun 1.4's new bun test --parallel flag: a 4.04s suite dropped to 1.03s on 4 workers for IO-bound tests, but a CPU-bound suite plateaued at ...

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Workflow Automation 10/6/2026 Adam - The Developer ✨

Redis vs Dragonfly: A Hands-On Comparison

I have used Redis on almost every backend project I can remember. Caching, sessions, rate limiting, queues, the occasional bit of temporary state that felt too awkward to put in Postgres. At some point it stopped being a decision and became a default. About 3 months ago, I came across Dragonfly, wh...

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