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One of my favorite @Firebase videos that I have done with the @googledevs team!
youtu.be/N25khadfUag
Full episode, show notes, and transcript: codingcat.dev/podcast/1-22-h…
Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=QvYlf0rp…
Podcast S1E22 with Cassidy Williams (@cassidoo): Hosting Next.js on Netlify
We sat down with Cassidy Williams to talk about her background as a developer. Then we talked about the cool new Next.js on Netlify hosting feature.
Alex Patterson is working on @CodingCatDev retweeted
Vector RAG often fails when AI agents need exact technical answers. Chunking splits related rules apart and burns tokens on noisy retrieval. Context MCP fixes this by exposing a structured knowledge base directly to your agent. Breakdown in the reply 👇
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Production AI governance isn't just prompt guardrails. If unapproved doc edits can silently overwrite your retrieval layer, your agent isn't safe for enterprise workflows. Keep your knowledge base verified and auditable. Guide in the reply 👇
Full episode, show notes, and transcript: codingcat.dev/podcast/1-21-b…
Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=CJUXh3Dn…
Podcast S1E21 with Tim Benniks (@timbenniks): Becoming a Developer Advocate
Learn from Tim Benniks about how he changed from being a director of Web Development into his new role as a Developer advocate
I also see @ashtom built
entire.com/
but it is doing the same thing (I think) as Origin with the repo mirroring.
I have to believe people want this because of the marketing presence of GitHub.
If @GoEntire DevRel are free would love to do a podcast on @CodingCatDev
This reminds me anyone tried
cursor.com/changelog/origin-…
I was pretty unimpressed so far.
Hey @CloudflareDev @jamesqquick anyone free to chat about observability, changes coming and how to use it on @CodingCatDev podcast?
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CodingCatDev Deep Dive: Slack Workspace Theme Customization
Learn how to customize your Slack workspace theme using SlackThemes.net and contribute custom color themes on GitHub.
Full episode, show notes, and transcript: codingcat.dev/podcast/1-20-1…
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Podcast S1E20 with Antonio Lo Fiego (@antonio_lofiego): #100DaysOfCloud
We sat down with Antonio Lo Fiego to talk about #100DaysOfCloud, how it started and what is coming next.
Really depends on what a sponsor is looking for on their subject. If it is a coding demo. Or if it is just a Founder talking about their journey.
Now I just maintain them all as podcasts
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I used to break them up so Code with @CodingCatDev deep tutorials.
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
Alex Patterson is working on @CodingCatDev retweeted
Vector similarity search often returns half-broken chunks when AI agents need exact rules. With Sanity Knowledge Bases and Context MCP, agents read the structured outline first and fetch complete Markdown entries by path. Breakdown in the reply 👇
Alex Patterson is working on @CodingCatDev retweeted
Context MCP: Give AI Agents Precise Knowledge Base Access. Connect AI agents to a knowledge base with Context MCP. Load the outline, choose exact entry paths, and read full Markdown entries, without relying on similarity search to find the right chunk.
Full episode, show notes, and transcript: codingcat.dev/podcast/1-19-t…
Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=ME9m_pnD…
Podcast S1E19 with Prince Wilson (@maxcell): Teaching Others to Code Lessons Learned
In this episode we sit down with Prince Wilson and talk about his experience teaching at an in person bootcamp.
Alex Patterson is working on @CodingCatDev retweeted
Instead of letting an agent guess which vector chunk matters, start with two things in the config: a sharp dataset purpose and a focused GROQ projection. That produces a clean outline for direct entry-path reads via Context MCP. See it in the reply 👇