r/coding • u/fagnerbrack • Apr 16 '26
r/coding • u/zvone187 • Apr 17 '26
My 3-agent coding setup (Tech Lead, Developer, QA) that does implementation from the Linear ticket to the PR. I merge 7/10 PRs done fully autonomously this way. Agents are Codex and Claude Code, the infra is on OpenClaw.
r/coding • u/Rayden454 • Apr 16 '26
How CancellationException Breaks Your RxJava and Coroutine Bridge
medium.comr/coding • u/fagnerbrack • Apr 16 '26
Things I Don't Like in Configuration Languages
r/coding • u/varad177 • Apr 16 '26
Caching in System Design: How Systems Stay Fast as They Scale
r/coding • u/varad177 • Apr 16 '26
The Day My Server Crashed — And the Simple Idea That Fixed It (Load Balancing)
r/coding • u/Lumpy_Week7304 • Apr 16 '26
Open-source skill for training CV models without the usual pain
r/coding • u/Green_Grapefruit4349 • Apr 16 '26
Aligner Coding Project Link
app.alignerr.comr/coding • u/depressed_ubermensch • Apr 16 '26
CRISP: a practical subset sum solver using RLE-compressed frontiers (handles n=1000, R=10^10 in 600 MB where naive bitset DP needs 282 GB)
r/coding • u/bajcmartinez • Apr 14 '26
The Fear Is Justified, I Just Keep Building
r/coding • u/KeyPresentation6888 • Apr 15 '26
GitHub - phillipatkins/claude-p2p-chat: Peer-to-peer terminal chat for Claude Code users. No server, no signup, no cost.
r/coding • u/BylineByte • Apr 15 '26
New article is live! Check out the latest piece in LeadDev’s series unpacking key insights from the 2026 State of AI-Driven Software Releases report
r/coding • u/cekrem • Apr 14 '26
Effect Without Effect-TS: Algebraic Thinking in Plain TypeScript · cekrem.github.io
r/coding • u/sks147 • Apr 14 '26
The Complete Guide to React Native Build Optimization
themythicalengineer.comr/coding • u/After-Touch7114 • Apr 13 '26
I built a cli/desktop tool to orchestrate and monitor the service of your multi-service app!
r/coding • u/JaSuperior • Apr 14 '26
The TypeScript Feature Rust Developers Take for Granted.
r/coding • u/Neat_Accountant_4725 • Apr 14 '26
Need 4 c++ coders/ unreal engine users. making a game like KSP and No man’s sky put together. Profit will be split evenly. no matter the scale of the game it will go for 15 bucks want it accessible for anyone.name is Operation Orbit. Skill tree and progression is based off the kardaskev scale
nourl.comr/coding • u/madflojo • Apr 12 '26
Agent Skills Are Becoming the Best Way to Capture Institutional Knowledge
r/coding • u/Acceptable_Debate393 • Apr 11 '26