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Prompt injection is one of the fastest-growing vulnerability classes of 2026. If your engagements now include chatbots, RAG pipelines or agent frameworks, here's a practical checklist for testing them. The post Testing for Prompt Injection: A Practical Pentest Checklist for LLM-Integrated Apps appeared first on Jonathans Blog .
Vercel, Docker, self-hosted Node.js, or the edge - Next.js supports them all. Here's how to choose the right deployment strategy for your project in 2026. The post Next.js Deployment in 2026: Vercel, Docker, Self-Hosting the Edge appeared first on Jonathans Blog .
Django's relevance has surged in 2026 for a specific reason: Python is the language of AI and machine learning, and teams building LLM-powered apps are reaching for Django's backend by default. The post Django in 2026: Why Python s Web Framework Is Having an AI-Driven Renaissance appeared first on Jonathans Blog .
Part three: humanizerai/agent-skills ships a pair of commands - detect-ai and humanize - that score text for AI-detector risk and then rewrite it, a companion angle to blader's humanizer. The post Detect-AI and Humanize: A Two-Sided Approach to AI Text Detection appeared first on Jonathans Blog .
Context quality, not context volume, is what actually decides whether an AI coding agent gets a task right. Here's a practical look at context engineering for Claude Code and similar tools. The post Context Engineering for AI Agents: Why What You Feed Claude Matters More Than How Much appeared first on Jonathans Blog .
Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi puts your smart home under local control - no cloud dependency, no subscription, and integrations with thousands of devices across every major brand. The post Home Automation Without the Cloud: Home Assistant on a Raspberry Pi appeared first on Jonathans Blog .
Claude Code handles the code. n8n handles the orchestration. Here's how to combine them - scheduling autonomous coding sessions, building n8n workflows with AI, and routing Claude Code output across your stack. The post Claude Code and n8n: Automating Your Entire Development Workflow appeared first on Jonathans Blog .
SPF lists the servers allowed to send email on behalf of your domain. It sounds simple, but a wrong mechanism, a missing include, or hitting the 10-lookup limit can silently break mail delivery. The post SPF Records Explained: Authorising Who Can Send Email For Your Domain appeared first on Jonathans Blog .
TypeScript in Next.js goes beyond just adding types - end-to-end type safety means catching bugs at the boundaries between client, server, and database. The post End-to-End Type Safety in Next.js: TypeScript, tRPC, Prisma Zod appeared first on Jonathans Blog .