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The best HackerNoon stories you might have skipped 👀

HackerNoon's top stories of the week cover tech, startups, AI, gaming, and more. Want to make the next list? Start working on your...

5 Steps to Launching a Lovable Vibecoding Project (and Why Skipping Step 3 Will...

After 8 years of building everything from appointment booking solutions to AI-powered applications, I find vibecoding to be extrem...

OpenAPI or Bust: How I Made Lovable Play Nice with a Real Backend

Lovable is great for frontends, but what about the backend? Here's how I connected my existing backend service to my Lovable front...

Thirty Reports, Zero News: The AI PR Machine Has Gone Too Far

The obsession with AI as a headline in itself is lazy, says author. It clogs up journalists’ inboxes, floods editorial calendars,...

If You’re an AppSec Engineer, You’re Lucky

AI is transforming software - and security. Discover why it’s the best (and hardest) time to be an AppSec engineer.

LangGraph Beginner to Advance: Part 1: Introduction to LangGraph and Some Basic ...

LangGraph is a Python library designed for building advanced conversational AI workflows. By the end of this series, you will be e...

Ethereum’s Node Problem: Who Really Hosts Web3?

Ethereum may be the world’s most decentralized smart contract platform, but look beneath the surface and a different story emerges...

Developers Gain Direct Insight Into Data Flows With CocoIndex Update

CocoIndex and CocoInsight have added a Query mode. The result is directly linked and can be traced back step by step to how data i...

The Cost of Broken Code: How Claude.ai Wastes Your Time and Credits

Claude.ai is like paying for an app that gives you broken tools and then charging you again for each fix attempt

The HackerNoon Newsletter: Trust Building is Simple - Heres How (9/25/2025)

The Best Storytelling Era Might Already Be Behind Us

But maybe, just maybe, we remember that stories once saved us.

Human Oversight Remains Essential for AI Coders

Cursor's AI assistant was failing to work properly with a Web3 authentication flow. The problem was that the API was being called...