Month March 2026

Automation is one of those skills that instantly upgrades how you work. Instead of copying data between tools, sending repetitive Slack messages, or manually updating spreadsheets, you build a workflow once and let it run. In this guide, I’ll show…

Now that we’re in 2026, we want to take a moment to reflect on the past year and share what’s ahead. YouTrack continues to grow – we’re seeing more teams than ever making the switch, and we’re deeply grateful for…

Today I learned about the glob operator, creating a library crate, and multiple binary crates The Glob Operator: The glob operator (*) lets you import everything from a module at once. At first, it felt strong. Almost too powerful. Up…

The Arm®v8-M architecture introduced a security extension called TrustZone®*, which splits the firmware running on the MCU into two worlds: secure and non-secure. In this blog post, I want to discuss how to work effectively on STM32 projects using this…

Hello DEV community 👋, My name is Hasan and I am a software engineer. For a very long time, I have been observing fellow QA engineers suffer from repetitive QA processes and whole teams struggle from deep learning curves of…

SQL(Structured Query Language) is a powerful tool to search through large amounts of data and return specific information for analysis. Learning SQL is crucial for anyone aspiring to be a data analyst, data engineer, or data scientist, and helpful in…

In the previous chapters, we learned how to have proper customer conversations — avoiding compliments, digging into specifics, and not pitching too early. But here’s a question that kept bugging me: How do I know if a meeting actually went…

Introduction “I want to deploy to AWS, but writing CloudFormation YAML is a pain…” “Azure has too many configuration options…” Sound familiar? I had the same frustrations until I tried WinClaw‘s cloud auto-deploy skills. Just by having a conversation with…

When you’re new to Go, error handling is definitely a paradigm shift that you need to come to terms with. Unlike in other popular languages, in Go, errors are values, not exceptions. What this means for developers is that you…

Lately I’ve decided to keep mental notes of everyday concepts I use in my work. Most times I have a good overview of what a concept does but I never really understood what goes on under the hood. I mean,…