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devchallengeWe are so excited to announce the winners of the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend,...
mlhacksWe just wrapped the very first month of the MLH x DEV Writing Challenge, our new way of celebrating...
discussTL;DR Welcome back to Dev Opportunity Radar. This is a weekly series where I share opportunities,...
gemmaEvery Gemma 4 size from E2B to 31B served on one AMD Instinct MI300X in bf16, fp8, int8 W8A8 and int4 W4A16, on the same vLLM image. fp8 goes from 0.75x bf16 for one request at E2B to 1.23x at 31B and is faster than bf16 in every cell at 12B and 31B. The mixture-of-experts 26B sits at bf16's pace, and the 4-bit builds run at 0.14x to 0.69x at every size.
weeklyretroππππ Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of? All wins count -- big or small...
aiHow replacing fragile linear prompt checklists with a 50-year-old declarative build graph eliminates agent amnesia, enables seamless mid-flight session resumption, and mechanizes software engineering governance.
flutterLlama Village in motion. The charactersβ dialogue is generated by an on-device model. Watch the...
aiJev is a brilliant decision model. Gemini Flash-Lite is the model nobody talks about, and itβs fast,...
gemmaTen builds of Gemma 4 E2B (bf16, fp8 in both E4M3 flavours, int8 W8A8 and int4 W4A16, each with and without int4 embedding tables) served one after another on one AMD Instinct MI300X with the same vLLM image. fp8 is the only format that keeps pace with bf16, the 4-bit builds run at 0.14x to 0.63x, and int4 embedding tables cost almost nothing.
dartMy writing assistant could talk to Gemini. The missing piece was using it without a connection. That...
claudeHey developers! If youβve been building autonomous agents or multi-agent orchestrations, you...
welcomeLeave a comment below to introduce yourself! You can talk about what brought you here, what you're...
googlecloudWish you had a custom domain for all of your demos and AI prototypes? When you deploy your apps with...
hackathonGot a cool side project running on your local machine? This is your chance to make it live and have...
awsA step by step survey of six ways to serve a model on AWS, from a managed API to your own Neuron chip, driven by one Strands agent and measured on the same day with the same prompts.
top7Welcome to this week's Top 7, where the DEV editorial team handpicks their favorite posts from the...
arduinoTurn an Arduino Uno Q into Kiku, a Tamagotchi-style virtual pet with an animated LED face, moods, and keyboard controls.
databaseWhen discussing applications and systems using generative AI and the new opportunities they present,...
devchallengeWeek 1 of our five Hacktoberfest DEV Challenges starts today! Running through October 11, the...
substackSubstack has no publishing API, its editor has no tables, and a link around inline code is dropped on paste. A step by step walk-through of the Substack destination in publishing-kit: what the editor keeps, what it drops, and how an agent publishes to it and reads the result back.
discussIf you have been following me for a long time, you already know that I have been holding off on my...
claudecodeConnect Claude Code to Google's eight remote Workspace MCP servers (Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Calendar, Chat and People), packaged as a Claude Code skill, with the two sign-in limits that decide how you use it.
discussMeme Monday! Today's cover image comes from the last thread. DEV is an inclusive space! Humor in...
aiHow to turn millions of events per hour into typed, confidence-scored decisions, without a...