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π How to Create a Beautiful GitHub Profile README (With Code Example!)

3 days ago | dev.to | Ayush Singh

A well-crafted GitHub profile README is your digital business card to the developer world. Whether you're a student, job seeker, or open-source contributor, a neat and impressive README can make your profile stand out.
Top AI-Powered Chrome Extensions for Web Developers π

4 days ago | dev.to | Mohamed Ibrahim

Boost your coding speed, productivity, and creativity with these smart browser tools. AI is no longer just a buzzword β itβs here, and itβs helping developers code faster, debug smarter, and even write documentation. These AI-powered Chrome extensions can supercharge your web development workflow with minimal effort. What it does: Suggests code and entire functions as you type.
Weekly Challenge: Short and friendly

4 days ago | dev.to | Simon Green

Weekly Challenge 317Each week Mohammad S. Anwar sends out The Weekly Challenge, a chance for all of us to come up with solutions to two weekly tasks. My solutions are written in Python first, and then converted to Perl. It's a great way for us all to practice some coding. Challenge, My solutions Task 1: AcronymsYou are given an array of words and a word. Write a script to return true if concatenating the first letter of each word in the given array matches the given word, return false otherwise.
Rethinking Authorization in the Age of AI Agents

6 days ago | dev.to | Nick Taylor

We’re entering the age of agentic AI — where software agents, not just users, are taking action on our behalf. With standards like the Model Context Protocol (MCP) are making this more seamless by letting agents access tools and services in a structured, context-aware way. But here's the catch: most existing authorization models weren’t built for this kind of actor. OAuth, role based access control (RBAC), and traditional session-based models assume a user is behind every request.
MAGIC BRAWL FOR PC

6 days ago | dev.to | Ava Grace

If you love Brawl Stars and are looking for a fresh way to play, Magic Brawl APK is an awesome option. It's a fan-made version of Brawl Stars that brings back classic game modes, brawlers, and skins, plus new features you won’t find in the official version. Why You Should Try Magic Brawl:All Brawlers & Skins Unlocked: No more grinding for your favorite characters—everything’s available from the start.
9 Best Tools to Improve your Online Reputation Management

1 week ago | dev.to | Sakshi Singh

In 2025, your brand’s online reputation isn’t just important—it’s everything. With consumers turning to social media, Google, and review platforms before making purchase decisions, your digital presence has become a non-negotiable part of the customer journey. Keeping track of what’s being said about your business—whether it’s praise, feedback, or concerns—is essential to building and maintaining trust. In this blog, we’ve rounded up the best tools to help you stay on top of your online reputation.
Tools and Techniques That Help Me Stay Productive as a Developer

1 week ago | dev.to | Alex Oliveira

I'm someone who needs to organize and track tasks and habits to stay on course. Tracking helps me reflect on my actions throughout the day or week and adjust them if necessary. Productivity is something I particularly enjoy—not because I'm naturally good at it, but because it's a continuous process. For me, it's mostly about learning more about myself. I think about this a lot because our days often feel rushed. We need to work, make time to study, and take care of ourselves.
When Web Meets Hardware: USB, Serial, and the New Web Frontier

1 week ago | dev.to | Matt Miller

IntroductionFor years, browsers were walled gardens—great for viewing, interacting, and typing into forms, but completely isolated from your system hardware. But now, modern browser APIs like WebUSB and Web Serial are breaking those walls down. The result? The web can talk to physical devices, flash firmware, debug microcontrollers, and even run remote repair services—no desktop app needed.
Modern Startup Stack Architecture on Azure

1 week 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.
Step-by-Step Guide: Develop a Mario Game Without Prior Experience!

1 week ago | dev.to | Olivia Taylor

Have you ever dreamed of building your own Mario-style game, but felt intimidated by coding? Don’t worry—you’re not alone. Whether you're a beginner or someone just dabbling in game development, creating a side-scrolling platformer inspired by Super Mario is totally within reach. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know to start developing your very own Mario-inspired game—no prior experience required. Why Make a Mario-Style Game?