Author: Md Al Mamun

a full-stack developer and educator with a community of over 144,000 learners across YouTube, Udemy, and Facebook. With years of hands-on experience in building modern web applications, I specialize in making complex topics easy to understand through clear, structured explanations and real-world examples.

Want to use OpenCode as an AI coding agent for building Roblox projects directly inside Roblox Studio? You can connect OpenCode to Roblox Studio through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and let OpenCode interact with your Roblox Studio environment. Roblox Studio provides an MCP server that can be connected to supported AI coding clients. While some clients can be connected through Roblox Studio’s built-in quick connection options, OpenCode requires a custom MCP configuration. In this guide, you’ll learn how to configure that connection on both Windows and macOS, verify that it works, and start using OpenCode to build Roblox projects.…

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Do you want to know which version of Ubuntu is installed on your computer? Whether you’re troubleshooting a problem, installing software, following a Linux tutorial, or checking system compatibility, knowing your Ubuntu version can be very useful. In this guide, I’ll show you three simple ways to check your Ubuntu version. You can use the Terminal or check it directly from the Ubuntu desktop Settings. Let’s get started. Method 1: Check Ubuntu Version Using the Terminal The easiest and fastest way to check your Ubuntu version is by using the Terminal. Step 1: Open the Terminal You can open the…

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Want to try Ubuntu without removing Windows 11 or setting up a dual-boot system? In this guide, I’ll show you how to install Ubuntu on VirtualBox in Windows 11, step by step. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a fully functional Ubuntu desktop running inside your Windows PC. The process is straightforward: we’ll install VirtualBox, download the Ubuntu ISO file, create a virtual machine, configure its hardware, and install Ubuntu. Let’s get started! What You Need Before Installing Ubuntu Before starting, make sure you have: For a comfortable Ubuntu experience, allocating around 4 CPU cores, 8 GB of…

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What if you could use an AI coding agent like Claude Code inside Visual Studio Code without relying entirely on a monthly subscription? With Ollama, you can run open-source large language models locally and connect them to Claude Code for a more private and flexible development workflow. In this guide, you’ll learn how to: Note: Model availability, authentication options, commands, and integration steps may change over time. Always check the official Claude Code and Ollama documentation for the latest instructions. Let’s get started. Prerequisites Before beginning, make sure you have: This tutorial uses Windows examples, but Ollama is also available…

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Want to use Claude Code with powerful Claude models such as Claude Opus without paying for a separate Claude Code subscription? In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to configure Claude Code in VS Code using the Agent Router API. We’ll connect Claude Code to Agent Router, configure the API credentials locally, and then start using Claude Code directly from your project terminal. This tutorial is intended for educational purposes. The configuration shown here does not bypass or modify Claude Code’s official subscription system. Instead, it configures Claude Code to communicate with an API-compatible service using your own API credentials.…

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Want to use DeepSeek directly inside VS Code without paying for API credits? In this guide, I’ll show you how to set up DeepSeek in Visual Studio Code using the Cline extension and Cline’s free model options. You’ll be able to use DeepSeek to generate code, create files, modify your project, and perform coding tasks directly from your VS Code environment. Step 1: Open Your Project in VS Code Start by opening Visual Studio Code and loading the project you want to work with. If you don’t have a project yet, you can create or open an existing project directory.…

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What if you could connect multiple AI providers—including Claude, GPT, Gemini, and other models—through a single API endpoint and automatically switch between providers when one reaches its usage limit? That’s the idea behind OmniRoute, a free and open-source AI routing platform designed to simplify access to multiple AI providers and models through a unified interface. In this guide, we’ll explore what OmniRoute is, how it works, how to install it, connect providers, create an API key, configure routing, and use it with tools such as Claude Code. Important: Free providers and third-party routing services may not provide the same model,…

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Imagine having an AI assistant that does more than answer questions. It can research the web, browse websites, analyze data, remember your preferences, and even complete tasks inside your browser—with minimal supervision. That is the idea behind Kimi Work, an AI agent from Kimi designed to bring autonomous AI workflows directly to your desktop. In this guide, we’ll explore what Kimi Work is, how it works, how to install it, and some of the most useful features you can try. What Is Kimi Work? Most AI tools today work primarily as chatbots. You ask a question, receive an answer, and…

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AI coding assistants are transforming software development, but most developers face three major friction points: high costs, strict rate limits, and context constraints. Google Antigravity solves this by acting as an autonomous AI agent capable of writing code, debugging, and executing terminal commands. Even better, you can bypass API rate limits by connecting free open-source models through OpenCode and OpenRouter. Here is a complete tutorial on setting up Antigravity and unlocking unlimited models for free. Step 1: Install & Set Up Google Antigravity Step 2: Set Up an AGENTS.md Instruction File To get production-ready code, define strict guidelines for the…

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Integrating AI directly into your development environment can double your coding speed. If Visual Studio Code is your go-to editor, you can now use the official Google Antigravity extension for seamless agent-first development. Here is a quick, step-by-step walkthrough on how to install, configure, and use Google Antigravity inside VS Code. Step 1: Install the Google Antigravity Extension Step 2: Initialize and Arrange the Interface Step 3: Select Your Preferred AI Model Google Antigravity provides flexible access to leading AI models directly within your IDE. From the top dropdown menu in the Antigravity window, choose the model that fits your…

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