Industrial Ethernet

Deterministic networking, TSN, and rugged switches/cabling.

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dev.to > aladdinaliyev > small-models-guard-every-data-hop-between-my-agents-heres-why-4ng

Small models guard every data hop between my agents — here's why

1+ hour, 8+ min ago   (861+ words) Most agent frameworks I've looked at put guardrails at the obvious places: input from the user, output back to the user. What gets skipped almost everywhere is the stuff that happens between agents — memory writes, memory recall, and handoffs when…...


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Stopping Broken Inputs Early in Excel Automation: Python XLSX Inspection and Negative Testing|node

17+ hour, 9+ min ago   (61+ words) # Stopping Broken Inputs Early in Excel Automation: Python XLSX Inspection and Negative Testing What is scary about Excel automation is not just that the process might crash halfway through. It is treating a broken file as "successfully processed" and passing…...


dev.to > aicoding-guide > get-a-desktop-notification-when-claude-code-finishes-with-a-stop-hook-3832

Get a desktop notification when Claude Code finishes, with a Stop hook

1+ hour, 33+ min ago   (464+ words) Watching a terminal to see whether a long task has finished is wasted time. A notification at the moment it completes frees you to do something else in the meantime. The event that fires when Claude finishes responding is the…...


dev.to > baunegaard > why-claude-code-keeps-writing-shell-commands-that-fail-on-your-mac-4bne

Why Claude Code keeps writing shell commands that fail on your Mac

1+ hour, 36+ min ago   (894+ words) It's correct. It's the form you'll find in almost every StackOverflow answer, every blog post, every Dockerfile. It exited 0. And it left a file called config.yml-e sitting in my repo, because on macOS that command means something else entirely....


dev.to > tamizuddin > post-mortem-surviving-ai-generated-playwright-tests-in-production-5bak

Post-Mortem: Surviving AI-Generated Playwright Tests in Production

2+ hour, 40+ min ago   (891+ words) The objective was to accelerate the creation of regression tests for a complex SaaS dashboard. The baseline was a legacy Cypress suite that was slow, flaky, and difficult to read. The team integrated a workflow where product managers and developers…...


dev.to > vapmail16 > a-complete-engineering-log-of-building-findmypylibrary-with-an-ai-pair-programmer-claude-code-40dl

A complete engineering log of building `findmypylibrary` with an AI pair-programmer (Claude Code)

2+ hour, 40+ min ago   (1812+ words) A complete engineering log of building findmypylibrary with an AI pair-programmer (Claude Code): what broke, how we found out, what we tried, what we measured, and why each decision went the way it did. Nothing is left out, including the mistakes…...


dev.to > jeffreyciend > code-hosting-and-ci-on-the-open-internet-reading-the-gitlab-and-jenkins-numbers-3emp

Code Hosting and CI on the Open Internet: Reading the GitLab and Jenkins Numbers

3+ hour, 2+ min ago   (1168+ words) Source control and build infrastructure sit at the centre of software delivery, which makes their internet exposure worth measuring. Two ZoomEye queries run on 19 September 2026 produced a contrast that is instructive: the GitLab fingerprint returns a large population, while the…...


dev.to > islomkhon_nizomkhonov_a33 > i-moved-the-agent-topology-out-of-my-code-and-into-the-database-1bel

I moved the agent topology out of my code and into the database

3+ hour, 36+ min ago   (300+ words) The brief is always some version of "the agent should answer customer questions about their... Tagged with ai, opensource, python, llm....


dev.to > parsajiravand > chrome-already-has-the-eyedropper-youre-building-2c10

Chrome Already Has The Eyedropper You're Building

4+ hour, 7+ min ago   (427+ words) A designer messages you: "Can we let people pick a color from anywhere on their screen? Like, an eyedropper — click it, then click on my logo, and it grabs that exact blue." Sure, you say. You've done color pickers before....


dev.to > parsajiravand > your-browser-is-rejecting-every-drop-on-purpose-4jji

Your Browser Is Rejecting Every Drop On Purpose

4+ hour, 7+ min ago   (540+ words) A teammate pings you: the drag-and-drop on the Kanban board doesn't work. You can pick a card up — it goes translucent, follows the cursor, everything looks right — but dropping it on a column does nothing. No error. No red text…...