Nebraska Code 2025
How to improve developers efficiency using AI tools and IDEs.
Fatih Kadir Akın
Turkey
Fatih is a passionate software developer from Istanbul, Turkey, currently leading Developer Relations at Teknasyon. He has authored books on JavaScript and prompt engineering for AI tools. With a deep enthusiasm for web technologies and AI-assisted development, he actively contributes to open-source projects and builds innovative things on GitHub. Beyond coding, Fatih enjoys organizing conferences and sharing knowledge through talks. A strong advocate for open-source collaboration, he specializes in JavaScript and Ruby (particularly Ruby on Rails). He also created prompts.chat, a platform for exploring and optimizing AI prompts for LLMs.
Community Contributions
MCP Tools
After developing several Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers in my previous blog posts, I realized we needed a standardized way to interact with these servers from the command line. I’ve built a CLI tool specifically for working with MCP servers using both stdio and HTTP transport methods.
Introducing MCP Tools: A Command-Line Inspector for Model Context Protocol Servers
Discover MCP Tools, a powerful CLI for interacting with Model Context Protocol servers using both stdio and HTTP transport. Learn how to discover and call tools, list resources, and interact with MCP-compatible services.
Building a Filesystem MCP Server in Go
Learn how to build a filesystem MCP server in Go that allows Claude Desktop to read and write files. This step-by-step guide shows you how to create a practical tool for file operations using the mcp-golang package.
Inspecting and Debugging MCP Servers Using CLI and jq
I wrote a blog post about how to inspect and debug Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers using command-line tools and jq. This guide shows you how to explore server capabilities and test tools directly from your terminal.
MCPs Part 2: Building an App Opener MCP Server for macOS
Learn how to build a custom MCP server that allows Claude Desktop to open applications on your macOS system. This step-by-step guide shows you how to create a tool that brings AI assistance to your daily workflow.
MCPs Part 1: Building a Hello World MCP Server
A beginner's guide to building your first Model Context Protocol (MCP) server with examples of resources, tools, and prompts - the three core capabilities that power LLM integrations.
Developer MultiGroup
I spoke about Prompt Engineering Fundamentals
