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Axonix Open Source: Building the Future in Public
Open Source
Feb 27, 2026

Axonix Open Source: Building the Future in Public

Why we believe in open source, and a high-level look at our flagship community projects: PocketMCP (Android AI Server) and ClearBox (Gmail AI Cleanup).

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UUIDs: The Complete Developer's Guide to Unique Identifiers
UUID
Jan 19, 2026

UUIDs: The Complete Developer's Guide to Unique Identifiers

Master UUIDs (Universally Unique Identifiers) with this comprehensive guide. Learn all 8 versions, implementation strategies, performance optimization, and when to use alternatives like ULIDs and NanoIDs. Includes practical code examples for JavaScript, Python, Go, and SQL.

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Hex, RGB, HSL: A Developer's Color Conversion Cheat Sheet
Color
Jan 19, 2026

Hex, RGB, HSL: A Developer's Color Conversion Cheat Sheet

When the designer sends #FF5733 and you need rgba(). Here's how color formats actually work and a quick converter tool.

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MD5, SHA-256, and Why Hashing Isn't Encryption
Hash
Jan 19, 2026

MD5, SHA-256, and Why Hashing Isn't Encryption

Verify file integrity, understand password storage, and stop confusing hashes with encryption. Plus a free hash generator.

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Base64 Encoding: What It Actually Is (And When You Need It)
Base64
Jan 19, 2026

Base64 Encoding: What It Actually Is (And When You Need It)

Stop copy-pasting into random websites. Here's what Base64 encoding actually does and a free tool to encode/decode instantly.

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That Time a Single & Broke Production
URL Encoding
Jan 18, 2026

That Time a Single & Broke Production

URL encoding exists for a reason. Here's what it actually does, why you keep getting 400 errors, and a quick tool to fix it.

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Stop Guessing Regex: Visualize It Instead
Regex
Jan 15, 2026

Stop Guessing Regex: Visualize It Instead

Regular Expressions look like gibberish to 99% of developers. Stop pasting StackOverflow answers blindly. Use a visualizer to understand the logic behind the pattern.

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