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I Built a Choking-Under-Pressure Detector for Athletes — No AI, No Sports Psych API

No AI was used to build this. No ML model was trained. No sports psychology API was called. Just 80 lines of JavaScript and 40 years of CBT research.

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Learning AWS as a Java developer: where I'm starting and why

For the past few years I've been building Spring Boot microservices in an enterprise setting. I know how to ship services, but I've rarely made decisions about where and how they run in the cloud.

  • Java developer transitioning to AWS for solutions architecture
  • Learning AWS fundamentals: IAM, CLI, EC2, and free-tier usage
  • Structured learning plan: EC2, storage, scalability, databases, and serverless

The New CSS Property I Wish Existed Years Ago

I used to fix this with a JavaScript resize listener. Now field-sizing: content do it in one line. Here’s another feature that we as web developers have been waiting for for years.

  • Field-sizing CSS property dynamically resizes text areas based on content
  • Available in Chrome 123, Safari 26.2, and Firefox 152
  • Eliminates need for JavaScript resize listeners and scroll bars

Hooks in Claude Code: A Beginner's Guide

The Scenario Your .claude/settings.json can ask before git push — but that's where a permission's job ends. It's a gate, not a worker: it can't format a file the moment it's edited, catch a missing…

  • Hooks in Claude Code run custom scripts at specific workflow points.
  • PreToolUse and PostToolUse are key hook events for beginners.
  • Hooks can block actions, format files, or log sessions, but must be tested thoroughly.

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