Claude Code বনাম Cursor: ডেভেলপারদের জন্য সম্পূর্ণ তুলনা

মূলকথা: কোনটি আপনার জন্য? সহজ কথায়, Claude Code এবং Cursor দুটি ভিন্ন কাজের জন্য তৈরি টুল – তারা প্রতিযোগী নয়, বরং একে অপরের পরিপূরক। Claude Code হলো terminal-based একটি autonomous coding tool যা জটিল কাজগুলো স্বয়ংক্রিয়ভাবে করতে পারে এবং প্রথম বা দ্বিতীয় চেষ্টাতেই সঠিক কোড তৈরি করে। অন্যদিকে Cursor হলো একটি সম্পূর্ণ IDE যা VS…

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Strands Agents: A Model-First SDK for Building Autonomous AI on AWS and Beyond

Introduction In May 2025, AWS released Strands Agents, an open-source SDK designed to make building autonomous AI agents easier and more intuitive. What makes Strands stand out is its “model-first” philosophy instead of hard-coding control logic or predefined workflows, it lets powerful foundation models handle the heavy lifting. The LLM does the planning, reasoning, and…

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Image to URL Service Comparison – Ultimate Drag-and-Drop Convenience

When you need to quickly share images, traditional upload methods often require multiple steps: selecting files, waiting for upload, and copying links. Drag-and-drop Image to URL services provide an ultimate convenience experience – simply drag images to the webpage and instantly get shareable URL links. This article compares mainstream drag-and-drop Image to URL services. Mainstream…

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Model Context Protocol (MCP) in Enterprise Integration

Author: Aseem Chiplonkar Enterprise integration is a complex challenge that requires seamless communication between disparate systems, applications, and data models. The Model Context Protocol is a new standard that promises to transform how AI systems integrate with existing business infrastructure. Large Language Models (LLMs) used by AI Agents and AI workflows are increasingly becoming commonplace…

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Building a Redis Clone in Zig—Part 1

I’ve been writing web applications for years, mostly high-level stuff with frameworks that abstract away the messy details. You know the type: ORMs, HTTP servers, JSON serialization—all the conveniences of modern backend development. But I’ve always been curious about what happens beneath those abstractions. How does a database actually work? What does efficient memory management…

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Mastering Python’s Iteration Protocol: Iterables, Iterators, and Generators

Over the years, I’ve received innumerable queries from (mostly) undergraduate computer science students on the difference between iterables, iterators, and generators in programming languages like Python and JavaScript. This article consolidates into one master reference all of the answers that I’ve given and scattered across various internal lecture notes, private Notion documents, Discord servers, and…

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Concurrency and Row Versioning – Part 1

Throughout my career, I’ve occasionally encountered a particularly tricky issue: debugging a broken application state for only a few resources. It often occurs when a user double-clicks a button, unintentionally sending multiple modification requests to the same resource. In other cases, two users might update the same record almost simultaneously. Modern APIs are designed for…

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