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Automating Android Play Store Releases, Part 1: Signing & Version Drift

Part 1 of a 5-part series on automating a multi-app Android release pipeline — from a free-tier build queue to a genuine self-hosted infrastructure migration. This part covers the setup and the first two real incidents. Part 2 → covers a Play Store error that lied about its own cause, a one-line bug that invalidated an entire workflow file, and separating "merged" from "released." Part 3 → and…

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Nobody Puts the Cancelled Project on Their CV

At some point you will spend months on something that never ships. The priority moves, the customer walks, the company reorganises, and eight months of your work goes into an archived repository…

  • Many professionals work on cancelled projects.
  • Avoiding discussion of cancelled projects in resumes.
  • Cancelled projects offer valuable lessons.

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Cloudflare and PSI Automation: Challenges, Allowlists & Monitoring

The same client URL opened in PageSpeed Insights from a laptop often completes. Put that URL on a schedule, call the PageSpeed Insights API from a monitoring stack, or re-run Lighthouse through a…

  • Cloudflare's challenge prevents automated URL requests from completing successfully
  • PageSpeed Insights and Lighthouse require full HTML document for metric computation
  • Super Bot Fight Mode offers configurable actions to allow legitimate monitoring traffic

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Antigravity Usage Intelligence: Track Tokens, Quotas, Cache, Reasoning, and Agent Activity

Antigravity Usage Intelligence: Track Tokens, Quotas, Cache, Reasoning, and Agent Activity I’ve been using Antigravity heavily for development, and one thing kept bothering me: I could see the agent…

  • Antigravity Usage Intelligence tracks AI development assistant usage
  • Dashboard breaks down fresh input, cached, output, and reasoning tokens
  • Privacy-focused tool operates locally, no remote telemetry

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