Honest, hands-on evaluations of software, frameworks, and platforms. We test tools the way you actually use them—no vendor spin, no magic quadrants. Think Wirecutter for developers making real technology decisions.
Comparing dev-browser and Claude Code's Chrome extension for browser automation. Testing token usage, speed, and reliability across authentication flows, documentation creation, and end-to-end workflows.
Learn how to install and use the official Claude Chrome extension with Claude Code to enable visual browser testing.
Learn how to install and use the dev-browser MCP server with Claude Code to enable visual browser testing.
Learn how to build a complete data pipeline with Bruin. Load CSV files, transform data with SQL, and create business analytics tables using this open-source ETL tool.
Learn how to create timelines in Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Google Sheets, Preceden, and JavaScript. Step-by-step guides with examples for each tool.
A step-by-step guide on how to set up VS Code, GitHub, and AMP Code for technical writing on macOS.
A practical comparison of Dash0, Honeycomb, and New Relic for Kubernetes monitoring, covering setup time, pricing models, and developer experience.
Building a shopping list app on Firebase, Supabase, and Appwrite to compare setup experience, database models, security approaches, and developer tooling.
A beginner's guide to Kubernetes monitoring, comparing SigNoz, DataDog, and Grafana for ease of setup, developer experience, and cost.
Compare building real-time polling applications with Cloudflare Workers and RedwoodSDK. See the differences in development experience, code patterns, and deployment.
Comprehensive benchmark testing of 5 SERP APIs. We measured speed, pricing, and features to help you choose the right API for SEO monitoring, AI agents, or web scraping.
Compare Railway and Vercel for deploying full-stack applications. Learn about their features, pricing, and which platform suits your needs.
Complete comparison of Vercel and Render for deploying full-stack applications—architecture, pricing, developer experience, and migration.