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Abdur-Rahmān Bilāl

@aramb.dev

https://aramb.dev I am a passionate and determined tech-savvy young man, with a strong foundation in coding, web development and digital onboarding, I have intermediate knowledge in Python, HTML, CSS, and I am trying to rapidly expand my skills

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GitHub@github.com · 7mo ago

Building a simple app with AI isn't always ... simple. 👀 @chrisreddington.com learned a lot from creating a countdown app with GitHub Copilot, like managing context windows, using the Plan agent, and sticking to test-driven development. He ties it all together in this deep dive. 👇

Context windows, Plan agent, and TDD: What I learned building a countdown app with GitHub Copilot

Learn how I managed context to keep Copilot focused, used the Plan agent to sharpen vague requirements, and more.

github.blog

Visual Studio Code@vscode.dev · 7mo ago

🚀 VS Code is becoming your home for multi-agent development. A single place to view and manage all your agents - local, background and cloud, and even Claude or Codex, all under your Copilot subscription. Learn more ➡️ aka.ms/VSCode/109blog

Your Home for Multi-Agent Development

VS Code has become the unified interface for all your coding agents. Manage local, background, and cloud agents in one place, use Claude and Codex agents alongside Copilot, and benefit from open standards...

aka.ms

Expo@expo.dev · 7mo ago

Our web dev team went deep with Claude or the last month. In the process, we learned a few things. @juwan.dev shared insights with the company yesterday at All Hands and then wrote up a blog to share our learnings with you. What works? What doesn't? It's all in here: expo.dev/blog/what-ou...

What our web team learned using Claude Code for a month

Expo's web team used Claude Code extensively for a month. Learn what worked for us, what didn't, and how to Expo gets real value from AI coding tools.

expo.dev

Kilo@kilocode.ai · 7mo ago

🦞 Introducing Kilo Claw — hosted OpenClaw, powered by Kilo. No Mac mini required. OpenClaw is the fastest-growing open source AI agent ever (161k+ ⭐). Running it yourself? That's the hard part. We're fixing that. Waitlist is open → kilo.ai/kiloclaw

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Abdur-Rahmān Bilāl@aramb.dev · 7mo ago

I mentioned building something on @convex.dev a while ago. That project is now @ezaalah.com. Ezaalah removes background music while preserving clear voice, allowing teachers and homeschoolers to use videos without distraction. Try 2 videos free today at ezaalah.com.

Ezaalah - Remove Music from Educational Videos

Professional music removal service for educational videos. Automatic processing ensures perfect audio quality for distraction-free learning.

ezaalah.com

Abdur-Rahmān Bilāl@aramb.dev · 8mo ago

Lately I’ve been genuinely impressed by @convex.dev. It removes backend friction by combining database, functions, and real-time sync in a way that feels natural for modern web apps. I’ve been using it to build a new app. Something built on Convex is coming soon. Link below ⬇️

Abdur-Rahmān Bilāl@aramb.dev · 8mo ago

Lately I’ve been genuinely impressed by @convex.dev. It removes backend friction by combining database, functions, and real-time sync in a way that feels natural for modern web apps. I’ve been using it to build a new app. Something built on Convex is coming soon. Link below ⬇️

Abdur-Rahmān Bilāl@aramb.dev · 8mo ago

Prompt Engineering Is Becoming a Core Skill for Engineers, Here’s Why It Matters Prompt engineering helps engineers and developers communicate clearly with AI tools to write better code, debug faster, generate tests and documentation, and improve productivity through practical, real world workflows.

Kilo@kilocode.ai · 9mo ago

Are you using MiniMax M2 for debugging yet? Watch us do it live, this Friday (Dec. 5) at 12pm EST / 6pm CET. We'll walk through solving 5+ bugs in a React/Next.js game using the currently-free MiniMax M2. Plus, 5 people who join will get $100 in Kilo credits!

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Netlify@netlify.com · 9mo ago

Seeing a lot of “am I safe yet?” questions. If you rely on React 19, assume you’re not fully in the clear until you’ve updated. Thanks again to the @react.dev and @nextjs.org teams for coordinating early so we could make network-level patches on our end. Stay updated, stay secure. 🔐

Netlify@netlify.com · 9mo ago

A critical vulnerability was recently disclosed in React Server Components (RSC), impacting multiple versions of React, Next.js and other RSC-based frameworks. This flaw could allow malicious actors to execute arbitrary code within an affected application. 🧵

Abir Mahmood@abirmahmood.bsky.social · 12mo ago

Meet Zafron – a high-end @framer template built for luxury real estate, architects & developers. 🚨 FREE for a limited time. To claim it: 1️⃣ Like 2️⃣ Repost 3️⃣ Comment "Zafron" ⚠️ Must follow so I can DM you the link!

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