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In this tutorial, you'll build a production-ready voice agent architecture: a browser client that streams audio over WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication), a backend that mints short-lived session tokens, an agent runtime that orchestrates speech and tools safely, and generates post-call artifacts for downstream workflows.
This article is intentionally vendor-neutral. Y...
Centering elements in CSS often seems straightforward at first, but it quickly becomes confusing once you start building real layouts. A property like text-align: center; works perfectly for text, yet it fails when you try to center an image or a block element.
Then you experiment with margin: auto;, which centers a div horizontally but doesn’t help with vertical align...
I have noticed that many engineers who run Kubernetes in production have never actually watched it heal itself. They know it does. They have read the docs. But they have never seen a ReplicaSet controller fire, an OOMKill from kubectl describe, or watched pod endpoints go empty during a cascading failure. That's where 3 am incidents find you. This tutorial puts you on the oth...
There's a perception problem with Docker Compose. Ask a room full of platform engineers what they think of it, and you'll hear some version of: "It's great for local dev, but we use Kubernetes for real work."
I get it. I held that same opinion for years. Compose was the thing I used to spin up a Postgres database on my laptop, not something I'd trust with a staging env...
Today Quincy Larson interviews Justin Searls. He's a software engineer who cofounded a software agency 15 years ago that's still going – even after he figured out how to make a lot of money quickly and retire at age 38 once he had enough savings.
These days he's gone from solving problems for client to solving solving problems for himself by building open source softwa...