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OpenRouter experiment Phase 1: Power Users – How Our Top AI Developers Really Work

Cohort Analysis, Agentic AI, AI, AI tools, Claude Code, Claude Opus, Claude Sonnet, CLine, Context Engineering, Gemini 2.5, GitHub CoPilot, Large Language Models, OpenRouter, Prompt Engineering, Research and Development, Roo Code, Software Engineering5 days ago269Views 0Likes 0Comments

What happens when engineers get total freedom to pick and choose their own tools from a credits-based, model-agnostic AI stack? In Project Reboot’s latest experiment, we allocated OpenRouter credits – matching the value of a monthly Copilot seat – to a randomly selected group of participants, with Copilot left in place as a safety net.…

Project reboot – A new default

AI, Analysis, Creative, Culture, Large Language Models, Research and Development, Software EngineeringJune 16, 2025785Views 0Likes 1Comment

Project Reboot – A new default is Shuru’s internal initiative to reshape how teams engage with AI in software development. As AI tools become ubiquitous, their adoption across teams remains uneven. With this series, we’re not just trying to change that – we’re committing to doing it in public. From tool usage data across our…

Enhance Development Productivity with Copilot in Qwik + React.js

Software Engineering, AIMarch 3, 20251KViews 0Likes 0Comments

In the ever-evolving landscape of web development, tools that improve efficiency and enhance the developer experience are indispensable. GitHub Copilot, an AI-powered coding assistant, has revolutionized how developers write code.

Polylines: Supercharge Your Map 🚀

Software EngineeringFebruary 7, 20252KViews 0Likes 0Comments

Hey there, fellow dev! 👋 Ever tried visualising a massive dataset of geographic coordinates on a map? You probably ended up staring at a laggy, unresponsive map filled with polylines that tested your patience and your users’ nerves. But hey, you’re not alone. Rendering thousands (or even millions) of polylines can be a performance nightmare…

Deploy Django on AWS EC2 – A Complete Guide

Software EngineeringNovember 22, 20242KViews 0Likes 0Comments

Deploying a Django application to production can seem daunting, especially with cloud infrastructure.

FFmpeg in React: Parallel Processing With Web Worker

Software EngineeringNovember 22, 20242KViews 1Like 0Comments

I tried searching on google and could not come up with a good source which could guide me through ffmpeg in react using web workers.

Deployment of Apache Airflow Using Docker

Software EngineeringNovember 22, 20242KViews 0Likes 2Comments

Apache Airflow has gained immense popularity as an open-source platform that allows you to programmatically author, schedule, and monitor workflows.

From JavaScript to Go: My Journey Transitioning from Node.js to Golang

Software EngineeringOctober 11, 20243KViews 2Likes 0Comments

I started my development journey with JavaScript, and pretty soon, Node.js became my go-to for backend work.

🧬 The Evolution of HTTP: Refining Head-of-Line Blocking Solutions with HTTP/3

Software EngineeringMay 10, 20244KViews 22Likes 13Comments

Overview: This blog delves into the evolution of HTTP with a specific focus on addressing head-of-line blocking (HOL), a well-known challenge in earlier HTTP versions. We’ll trace how each iteration of the protocol has improved on this front, culminating in HTTP/3. This latest version introduces robust mechanisms that greatly reduce the impact of HOL, marking…

iOSKickstart v2: What’s New in iOS App Boilerplate Generator

Software EngineeringMay 8, 20242KViews 0Likes 0Comments

Hello iOS Developers! This blog post is regarding the updated features in latest version of iOSKickstart. We're excited to introduce some new generic features that enhance the functionality and customization options of your iOS app. Please read about previous version: https://shurutech.com/ioskickstart-ios-app-boilerplate-in-just-20-seconds/ GitHub Repository: https://github.com/shurutech/iOSKickstart Getting…