Do you also want to be in the list of winners and win Apple iPad?

If yes, then fill a very short survey on open source and you can win a brand new iPad: https://forms.gle/SW6ntqF6ecYbGEGS8

Winner selected at random and will be announced this Sunday, don't miss this chance and fill the form NOW!!

I am not using Google Slides to make presentations anymore, USE GAMMA!

I just installed the Gamma app inside ChatGPT for free, and it basically turns the chats into incredible presentations I can actually share with friends or colleagues. 

🔥 You should definitely try turning your ChatGPT history into visual presentations, you’d be surprised by what it already knows about you: https://tinyurl.com/yup8hn2s

There is a concept you should know about called the Agentic Mesh.

Right now, using multiple AI tools means a lot of manual copying and pasting. An Agentic Mesh fixes this by letting your AI agents "talk" to each other directly.

🔥 Try the orchestration setup here: https://fandf.co/4dEurZf

🚨 Last Day to Win an Apple iPad! 🚨

Today is your final chance to fill our Open Source Survey and enter the giveaway for a brand new Apple iPad worth ₹50,000 🎁

⏱️ Takes less than 3 minutes
🎉 Winner selected at random
📢 Entries close tonight

👉 Fill the survey now: https://forms.gle/g8ZpN34jTiMWvgYr7

🚨 LAST FEW HOURS to submit for Back to the Metadata hackathon! ⚡️

This is your final call to wrap up your build and hit submit 🚀

Don’t let your hard work go unseen!
🛠 Submit your project (demo + repo + short video)
🔧 Or contribute via PRs to boost your chances on winning big 💰

Polish the details, record your demo, and submit ASAP before the deadline hits ⏰

🔗 Submit here: https://forms.gle/QLqfGMJhngQv1Pvu7

Back to the Metadata hackathon has officially wrapped up! 🚀

The review process will begin shortly, and results will be announced in 1–2 weeks. Meanwhile, do share your projects, demos, and open source learnings on social media tagging OpenMetadata and WeMakeDevs 👀🔥

Join 1,200+ data leaders at Collate Summit '26 for real production stories on AI agents, data governance & semantic intelligence (free & virtual): https://www.getcollate.io/summit2026?utm_source=we-make-devs&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=summit-26

Thank you for hacking with us and being a part of the hackathon 💙

You should check out this free handbook to learn how to automate cloud systems and build infrastructure like a pro.

🔥 Download your copy here to master Terraform: https://fandf.co/3OhOAd9

🎉 Open Source Survey Giveaway Winner Announcement! 🎉

🥁 Congratulations to our iPad Giveaway Winner: Ayaan Bhaskar! 🏆

Thank you to everyone who participated in our Open Source survey. Your responses will help us build even better Open Source initiatives for the community 🚀

More exciting giveaways and opportunities are coming soon 👀🔥

Stay tuned!

Let me show you how you can search video and PDFs like a human.

In this video, I’m looking at how MongoDB is making the standalone vector database obsolete by keeping everything in one place: https://youtu.be/0E4anajoPvs

🔥👉 If you want to see how to architect this yourself, there’s a free Python AI series: https://fandf.co/4eD5a1P 

It covers how to move from a basic database setup to building more complex agents.

There’s a new term being coined right now called vibe training by the company Plurai, and they’ve basically built a way to catch hallucinations in sub-100ms and the cost is over 8x lower than GPT-5-mini.

🔥👉 They’re live on Product Hunt today: https://www.producthunt.com/products/plurai?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social

If you’re building agents, go check them out, grab the free trial, and show them some love on the launch!

This is really cool, wish I had this 10 years ago: https://fandf.co/46TU3Nm

Usually, when you’re doing web automation, you have to manually tag every selector and button, giving the script super specific instructions like "click this exact ID" or "follow this path."  

Amazon Nova, the sponsor, is basically lets you "vibe-automate" your web scripts. Took me like a minute to setup and book a flight ✈️

You’re wasting your time "just" learning to code, and I’ll show you why in this video: https://youtu.be/TlIl_LxielY

The best jobs aren't going to "coders" anymore, they’re going to the people who can actually build and finish things.

Watch this to see how you can skip the hard part and start shipping your ideas today.

I saw a post on Reddit recently where someone cut their cloud usage, but their bill didn't change at all.

Think of it like buying a massive 3-year supply of milk to get a bulk discount, but then you realize you’re going dairy-free next month. You’re still stuck paying for all that milk you won’t drink. In the cloud, this happens when you sign a long-term Savings Plan to get a discount, but then you delete your old servers to be more efficient. You end up paying for "zombie capacity" that does nothing.

👉 Check out Archera: https://fandf.co/4t8PN4S

They offer insured commitments for this exact problem.

Pretty cool I think.

🔥 New challenge is UP 🔥

Learn workflow orchestration, get your certificate, and win a Apple MacBook, iPad, iPhone, and more worth $4,000! 💰

Writing code is easy, the real challenge is managing the flow between services and APIs. Kestra open-source simplifies this by making orchestration seamless.

👉 Learn more and register: https://www.wemakedevs.org/orchestration

The course starts from zero. Winners will be announced on a rolling basis starting this week! ⏰

Are testing jobs over? I tried the world's first GenAI native test agent that writes tests in plain english.

👉 Try it yourself: https://tinyurl.com/mpataubt

📺 Watch the tutorial: https://youtu.be/8H4MLBEBzbo

This agent handles the heavy lifting and acts as a co-pilot that can plan, author, and evolve tests using natural language.

If you want an agent to actually remember what it did an hour ago without starting from scratch, you have to give it a place to store those thoughts.

There is a highly practical notebook in the Oracle AI Developer Hub that runs a side-by-side comparison of the two approaches: https://fandf.co/4wbt8aM

🏆 Back to the Metadata Hackathon - Project Winners Announcement!

We received submissions spanning MCP servers, AI agents, governance tools, custom connectors, and observability dashboards built on OpenMetadata, and every entry raised the bar.

Congratulations to the hackathon winners! 🎉

We have our another event live, win $4000 just by completing a FREE course: https://www.wemakedevs.org/orchestration

🚀 The rewards don't stop.

MacBooks and iPads have officially shipped to our last hackathon winners! 📦✨

Missed out? We’re live again this month with $10,000 in prizes up for grabs. Whether you’re in it for the win or the massive learning curve, now is the time to jump in.

👥 Join solo or grab a team.
🔗 Register here: https://www.wemakedevs.org/hackathons/coral

Also check out the Orchestration challenge that is live till next week: https://www.wemakedevs.org/orchestration

🏴‍☠️ We have our next big hackathon with $10,000+ in prizes setting sail this May 25!

Why you should participate
🖥 Apple MacBook Neo & iPads to every teammate
⌨️ Keychron keyboards for best guides
💰 $100 cash for building new source specs with Coral
🎓 1:1 mentorship with industry experts for top winners
📦 Swag boxes for early birds

Register and loot the treasures: https://forms.gle/dxBPLK17A8dXwp64A

More details on website: https://wemakedevs.org/hackathons/coral

Stop hopping between APIs, one SQL query can win you the treasure! ☠️

🎉 Announcing our first winner of Workflow Orchestration Challenge!

Jishan built an AI-powered GitHub PR Reviewer Agent that reviews GitHub PRs using AI when you are not around. Built entirely with Kestra's orchestration and an LLM, without a single line of backend code.

💻 Win Apple MacBook Neo, iPad Pro and iPhone 17e
⏳ Challenge is LIVE till May 17th!
🔖 Get certified & share your learnings with #KestraAcademy

🗓 Next winner announced: May 13th

👉🏻 Register early to increase your winning chances: https://www.wemakedevs.org/orchestration

🎉 Announcing the GitHub Contribution Track winners of the Back to the Metadata Hackathon! 🎉

We were blown away by the quality and creativity of contributions we received throughout the hackathon, from first-time contributors to seasoned devs, you all showed up and shipped. 🚀

Congratulations on winning $100 for each merged PR in OpenMetadata! 💸

NOTE: Some winners had more than one PR merged so you will receive prize money for each one.

If this got you hyped, participate in our current events and stand chance to win $14,000 in prizes: https://www.wemakedevs.org/#hackathons