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  • πŸš€ Building a PHP MCP App to Publish Darkwood Articles on March 1, 2026

    Large language models are already good at generating text. What is still missing, in many projects, is a clean way to turn that text generation into a real workflow: draft something, review it, correct it, publish it, and expose the whole thing in a way th...

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  • πŸš€ I'm building a dictation engine in PHP (Flow + Symfony + Whisper.cpp) on February 22, 2026

    Building a dictation engine in 2026 is trivial. Building a clean architecture around a dictation engine is more interesting. This article presents Flowvox, an MVP of an audio transcription engine developed in PHP, based on: Symfony Symfony Messenger Flow:...

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  • βš”οΈ Discovering the Hearthstone Cataclysm expansion on February 20, 2026

    The new destructive era arrives on March 17, 2026 The inn is about to be shaken like never before. The Cataclysm expansion is inspired by an alternate version of the World of Warcraft universe, where Deathwing was never defeated and reigns supreme over Aze...

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  • πŸ€– Parallel AI Development with Cursor and Git Worktrees on February 15, 2026

    In this article, I want to show a concrete example of how to parallelize development using Cursor, Git worktrees, and a real Symfony bundle: πŸ‘‰ https://github.com/darkwood-com/ia-exception-bundle The goal is simple: improve the bundle by working on two inde...

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  • πŸ€– Making Darkwood Agent-Ready on February 12, 2026

    Websites are no longer consumed only by humans. They are parsed, summarized, classified and reasoned about by AI agents. Search engines were the first wave. LLM-powered agents are the second. Recently, I decided to audit darkwood.com and apply concrete impr...

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  • πŸ§‘β€πŸ’» Coder vs Vibe coder on February 11, 2026

    For a long time, the distinction between a good developer and a mediocre one was based on classic criteria: code readability, architecture, performance, and testing. These criteria remain valid. But they are no longer sufficient to describe what is emerging...

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  • 🚨 Darkwood IaExceptionBundle β€” When errors start explaining themselves on February 8, 2026

    Errors are not the problem. Silence is. Every backend developer knows HTTP 500 errors. They happen. They are inevitable. And when they occur, the system usually does what it has done for decades: Crash. Log. Move on. But what if an error could do more th...

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  • βš™οΈ Fosdem 2026: Signals From the Open Source Frontline on February 1, 2026

    FOSDEM 2026 marked my first on-site participation in the event, limited to the Saturday sessions. What immediately stands out is the scale: dozens of parallel tracks, hundreds of talks, and a constant need to make trade-offs. It becomes clear very quickly...

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  • ♾️ Infinity Discard Damage on January 17, 2026

    In Hearthstone, OTK decks rarely rely on a single card. Instead, they exploit systemic interactions, often unforeseen, between costs, global effects, and damage redirections. The Infinity Discard Damage deck is an excellent example of this type of build: a...

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  • πŸ”Š DJ Matyo Live – UK Hardcore / Happy Hardcore (January 2026) on January 13, 2026

    UK Hardcore and Happy Hardcore are not simply subgenres of electronic music. They constitute a sonic culture, founded on speed, melodic euphoria, and a direct link between musical energy and mental state. The DJ Matyo – Live UK Hardcore / Happy Hardcore (J...

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