Bobur Umurzokov
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3 weeks ago |
dev.to | Bobur Umurzokov
GitHub Copilot has changed how developers write code, but when combined with an MCP (Model Copilot Protocol) server, it also connects your services. With MCP, Copilot can create database tables, understand your database schema and generate relevant code for your API, data models, or business logic. In this guide, you'll learn how to use the Neon Serverless Postgres MCP server with GitHub Copilot in VS Code to build a sample REST API quickly.
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1 month ago |
neon.tech | Bobur Umurzokov |Alpha Vantage."
With the growing adoption of AI agents, we are seeing more applications being built around AI-driven capabilities. These applications can range from small demos that highlight what AI agents can do, to full-scale enterprise integrations that enhance existing software products. For example, an AI agent could be embedded within a data governance platform for tasks like data profiling, or entire AI-first applications can be built from scratch.
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1 month ago |
dev.to | Bobur Umurzokov
When building a multitenant application, you have one app that serves many customers (also called tenants). But how do you store each tenant’s data? One common approach is to give each tenant their own dedicated database. Your app stays the same, but the data is isolated. This model gives you better security, easier backups, and more flexibility for customizing features per tenant. It’s also easier to delete a tenant without touching others.
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1 month ago |
dev.to | Bobur Umurzokov
When you're building a startup, you move fast. You want to test ideas quickly, keep costs low, and be ready to change directions anytime. That’s why the tech stack you choose early on matters a lot. What works for big companies often doesn’t fit early-stage startups. If your product is still new and you're exploring the market, don’t build a complicated architecture too soon. You don’t need microservices for everything. Instead, start with one backend and one frontend that handles everything.
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2 months ago |
dev.to | Bobur Umurzokov
AI agents are getting a lot of attention lately, but getting started can be confusing. You may have heard about tools like LangChain/LangGraph, Semantic Kernel, AutoGen, or LlamaIndex. They are powerful, but sometimes all you need is something simple that works. Azure AI Agent Service lets you build AI agents that can use your own tools, such as a function to read data from a Postgres database.
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