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iOS 27 Is a MUCH Bigger Update Than We Thought | Here is Every NON-Siri Feature!
Breakdown of iOS 27's non-AI features including new widgets, Lock Screen customization, camera improvements, and performance gains up to 80% faster AirDrop.
GitHub for Beginners: Your roadmap to mastering the GitHub essentials
Comprehensive beginner's guide to GitHub covering version control, repositories, pull requests, and collaboration essentials for new developers.
How Speechify serves 500,000 dynamic pages to 60 million users on Vercel
Speechify scaled to 60 million users by migrating to Next.js and Vercel, achieving 50% cost reduction and 99.99% uptime while serving 500,000+ dynamic pages.
Trust me, you're sleeping on Cloud Agents
Exploration of cloud agents, their practical applications, and how they enable developers to build AI-powered software more effectively.
Vercel Connect support in GitHub Tools
Vercel Connect now integrates with GitHub Tools, enabling short-lived token generation instead of storing long-lived personal access tokens for secure agent authentication.
Faster, predictable project linking in the Vercel CLI
Vercel CLI v55.0.0 improves project linking speed and predictability by resolving teams before discovering projects, with enhanced support for CI and agent workflows.
Vercel Workflows trace viewer now has a minimap
Vercel Workflows trace viewer now includes a minimap feature for visualizing entire workflow runs with pan, zoom, and navigation controls.
Codex just got better for developers
OpenAI announces major updates to Codex including GPT-5.6, Computer Use, Browser Use, inline editing, and PR review features for developers.
Build and publish web apps directly in ChatGPT
Learn how to build and publish web apps directly in ChatGPT with natural language commands, hosting, and storage included.
Dot Matrix
A React component library offering customizable dot matrix loading animations that developers can install and own locally via shadcn registry.
Learning to code is still worthwhile
Learning to code remains valuable as a medium for understanding mathematics and developing meta-learning skills.
Wiki Spy
A searchable visual interface that transforms Wikipedia's image library into an interactive mosaic for discovery and exploration.
Chat SDK adds X adapter support
Chat SDK now supports X with a new adapter, enabling teams to build bots for public mentions and direct messages across multiple platforms.
Vercel Blob now supports consistent reads on private storage
Vercel Blob now supports consistent reads on private storage by passing useCache: false to bypass CDN caching for up-to-date data access.
Vercel Plugin now available in VS Code and GitHub Copilot CLI
Vercel Plugin is now available in VS Code and GitHub Copilot CLI, giving Copilot knowledge of Next.js, AI SDK, Vercel Functions, and latest APIs.
Node.js 20 is being deprecated on October 1, 2026
Vercel is deprecating Node.js 20 for new Builds and Functions on October 1, 2026, following Node.js's end of life date.
Endform joins the Vercel Marketplace
Endform is now available on the Vercel Marketplace, offering parallel Playwright test execution that completes in the time of the slowest test.
iOS 27 Hands-On: Top 5 New Features!
MKBHD explores the top 5 new features coming to iOS 27 in this hands-on first look at Apple's next iPhone operating system.
Apple Quietly Made the iPad SO Much Better | Everything New With iPadOS 27 Public Beta
Complete walkthrough of iPadOS 27 Public Beta features, including Apple Intelligence-powered Siri, productivity upgrades, and UI refinements.
a11y.quest
A practice resource with 128 questions covering web accessibility standards including WCAG 2.2, ARIA, semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, and contrast.
Creative focus
Analysis of Apple's 50th year in business and how the company lost creative focus by spreading itself too thin across too many products.
Agent Runs now show subagent activity on eve projects
Vercel's Agent Runs now displays subagent activity for eve projects, enabling developers to inspect prompts, duration, failures, and performance metrics on a shared timeline.
Manage Vercel Flags targeting rules from the CLI
Vercel now lets developers manage feature flag targeting rules directly from the CLI, enabling rule creation, reordering, and inspection without leaving the terminal.
Configure which sources can create deployments with Deployment Policies
Vercel launches Deployment Policies, allowing teams to restrict which sources can create deployments across environments with configurable rules.
sqlite-utils 4.1
sqlite-utils 4.1 release introduces new CLI features including a --code option for inserting Python-generated rows and --type option for column type overrides.
Oregon’s Attorney General withdraws effort to delay Paramount and Warner Bros. merger
Oregon's Attorney General withdraws effort to delay the Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery merger after the company refused to comply with document requests.
🧠 Community Wisdom: Negative network effects, managing overconfident colleagues, developers sidestepping design decisions, keeping stakeholder meetings on track, and more
Community-sourced advice on managing team dynamics, including handling overconfident colleagues, design-developer collaboration, and stakeholder meeting best practices.
FL Studio head Constantin Koehncke turns to Reddit for feedback and fun
FL Studio's CEO discusses AI-powered features like stem separation and Gopher chatbot, engaging with the music production community on Reddit.
Overhaul of public lands grazing regulations seeks to cut public involvement
The Bureau of Land Management is overhauling grazing regulations for the first time since 1995, expanding livestock on 155 million acres of public lands while reducing public input.
Apple Card Is Changing Forever — Here's What You Need to Know
Apple Card transitions from Goldman Sachs to Chase banking partner. Video covers what changes for users regarding Daily Cash, ACMI, fees, and savings accounts.
Traces now support Tree and Waterfall views
Vercel Logs now includes Tree and Waterfall views for distributed tracing, helping developers visualize span hierarchy, critical paths, and parallel execution timing.
My Fable 5 workflow is insane
Developer shares workflow for shipping 75 pull requests in days using Fable and Loops automation tools.
How GitHub gave every repository a durable owner
GitHub implemented a system to assign validated owners to all 14,000+ internal repositories, archiving 8,000 unused ones and making ownership mandatory for new repos.
Adam Mosseri: AI is a tailwind for authenticity
Instagram's Adam Mosseri discusses AI's role in enhancing authenticity, new product team structures for 2026, and the emerging 'product staff' role.
Build logs now redact Sensitive Environment Variable values
Vercel now automatically redacts sensitive environment variable values in build logs, masking credentials 32+ characters long while maintaining visibility into when redaction occurred.
You can now deploy Lovable apps to Vercel
Vercel now supports zero-configuration deployment of Lovable applications, with automatic GitHub sync and framework detection.
GitHub availability report: June 2026
GitHub publishes its June 2026 availability report, detailing six incidents, infrastructure progress on Azure migration, and service extraction initiatives.
Vercel Agent: An agent you can let near production
Vercel launches an AI agent that autonomously investigates production issues, finds root causes, and proposes fixes with user approval.
Use any Chat SDK adapter with eve
Vercel's eve now supports Chat SDK adapters, enabling agents to connect with Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Resend, and other platforms through a single channel.
Chat SDK now supports Vercel Connect
Vercel Connect now integrates with Chat SDK to manage bot credentials securely, eliminating manual token rotation for Slack, GitHub, and Linear integrations.
Chat SDK adds Dial support
Vercel's Chat SDK now supports Dial, enabling developers to build bots that handle SMS, MMS, iMessage, and voice calls through a unified API.
Chat SDK adds Photon support
Vercel's Chat SDK now supports Photon, enabling developers to build bots that send and receive iMessages with media sharing and native reactions.
Update Project Settings from the Vercel CLI
Vercel CLI now lets developers update project settings and build configurations directly from the command line without accessing the dashboard.
Vercel Microfrontends checks for missing configuration
Vercel introduces a deployment check that prevents production routing failures by blocking deployments missing microfrontends.json configuration.
Flags SDK now evaluates flags 10x faster
Vercel's Flags SDK now evaluates multiple feature flags 10x faster through optimized bulk evaluation and reduced promise overhead.
Apple Maps Is Finally Better Than Google Maps with iOS 27
Apple Maps receives major iOS 27 update with AI-enhanced Flyover, Local Lists, Trending Restaurants, and natural language Siri navigation.
Tech jobs market in 2026, part 3: hiring managers & job seekers
Analysis of the 2026 tech jobs market based on 50+ hiring managers and job seekers, covering mismatches, AI's impact on hiring, and divergent opportunities.
Q1 2026 Innovation Graph update: Open source collaboration is accelerating worldwide
GitHub reports 16% quarter-over-quarter growth in open source collaboration in Q1 2026, marking the second-highest growth rate since 2020.
Meet Kirki: WordPress’s First Visual Builder With An Infinite Canvas
Kirki is a new WordPress visual builder featuring an infinite canvas, integrated CMS, and built-in features designed to reduce plugin dependencies and improve site performance.
You can now view the Activity Log at a project-level
Vercel adds project-level Activity Log viewing to Project Settings, allowing developers to review user events without navigating to Team Settings.
Apple Just Released iOS 27 Beta 3! Here's Everything New!
iOS 27 Beta 3 brings Apple Intelligence enhancements, Siri improvements, and developer-focused updates with meaningful under-the-hood changes.
Trump memecoin investors lost $3.8 billion, analysis finds
Nearly 1 million investors lost $3.8 billion buying Trump's $TRUMP memecoin while Trump profited $636 million from the launch.
sqlite-utils 4.0rc2, mostly written by Claude Fable (for about $149.25)
sqlite-utils 4.0rc2 release developed with Claude Fable AI assistance, highlighting AI-driven code review and bug detection in open source projects.
sqlite-utils 4.0rc2
Release candidate for sqlite-utils 4.0, a developer tool for working with SQLite databases, largely developed with AI assistance.
Building a World Map with only 500 bytes
Developer creates a 445-byte ASCII world map using deflate compression and JavaScript, demonstrating clever data optimization techniques.
🧠 Community Wisdom: Quarterly planning and AI, cash vs. equity comp, paying for interview exercises, AI-powered outbound, compliance startup opportunities, and more
Community discussion roundup covering quarterly planning with AI, compensation strategies, interview processes, AI-powered sales, and compliance startup opportunities.
Review: Supergirl is not the disaster its low box office suggests
Ars Technica reviews DC's Supergirl film, finding it competent but insufficient to compete in today's oversaturated superhero streaming market.
White House deletes thousands of web pages about energy conservation as heatwave slams US
The US Department of Energy deleted approximately 6,000 web pages about energy conservation amid a historic heatwave, sparking controversy over energy policy.
Flatbush Zombies’ Erick the Architect misses his BlackBerry keyboard
Flatbush Zombies producer Erick the Architect discusses his Apple WWDC collaboration and new disco-reggae single, reflecting on tech preferences including nostalgia for BlackBerry keyboards.
While you’re watching the World Cup, the feds may be watching you
US cities hosting the World Cup are ramping up surveillance capabilities, raising concerns about monitoring of spectators and residents during the tournament.
Apple FINALLY Fixed Mail in iOS 27! Here Is Everything New!
Apple Mail receives major iOS 27 upgrade with AI-powered search, Siri integration, smarter replies, and improved email management features.
Vercel Sandbox now supports FUSE-based filesystems
Vercel Sandbox now supports FUSE-based filesystems, enabling remote storage mounting and custom filesystem integration for streamlined data access.
Manage Vercel Flags segments with Vercel CLI
Vercel Flags segments can now be managed directly from the Vercel CLI with new commands for incremental and full edits, supporting JSON output for CI and automation workflows.
Agent Runs now available in the Vercel MCP and CLI
Vercel launches Agent Runs observability tools via MCP and CLI, enabling developers to inspect agent traces, reasoning, tool calls, and token usage for the eve framework.
If you're building with AI, watch this (System Design Overview)
System design overview for building AI applications, featuring real-world decisions and tradeoffs from building Pluto.
How GitHub used secret scanning to reach inbox zero
GitHub shares how it managed 20,000+ secret scanning alerts across 15,000 repositories and reached inbox zero in nine months.
Get started with Weave tools | Config 2026 new features
Learn how to use Weave Tools, pre-built AI tools in Figma that simplify workflow automation directly from your canvas.
Routing rules now available on AI Gateway
Vercel AI Gateway now supports routing rules, enabling teams to control model access and instantly reroute requests without code changes.
iOS 27 Just Changed CarPlay Forever and I LOVE IT
9to5Mac walks through iOS 27's major CarPlay update, featuring AI Siri integration, video app support, improved wireless connectivity, and redesigned interface elements.
Apple Wallet Just Got a HUGE Upgrade!
Apple Wallet receives new American Express integration allowing cardholders to redeem Membership Rewards points at checkout with analysis of redemption value.
How to run BOTH macOS Tahoe and GoldenGate on same Mac
Tutorial on installing macOS Golden Gate beta alongside macOS Tahoe on a single Mac using separate APFS volumes and terminal commands.
iOS 27 Just Made Apple's Calendar App SO Much Better
Apple's iOS 27 Calendar app receives major AI-powered updates including Smart Event Details, natural language input, Visual Intelligence scanning, and redesigned widgets.
How to create a macOS 27 Golden Gate USB Installer Drive
Tutorial on creating a macOS 27 Golden Gate USB installer drive using terminal commands and step-by-step instructions.
Around the world with Framer Agents
Framer launches Agents across 13 global cities, enabling developers to build AI-powered design tools and applications.
The AI steering layer
Exploring the need for intentional steering layers in modern software architecture and design.
simonw/browser-compat-db
A SQLite database conversion of Mozilla's browser compatibility data, built with AI assistance and hosted on GitHub with open CORS access for web-based querying.
Former Infosys chief has a new startup that wants to challenge the IT services world
Former Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka launches a new IT services startup backed by Mayfield and Aramco Ventures, recruiting talent from SAP, Infosys, and VianAI.
Hotly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI will cost more than other AAA games
Grand Theft Auto VI will launch at $80, marking a price increase over standard AAA games. The physical release will include only a download code, no disc.
Charlie Kirk’s legacy is a 30-year sentence for moving zines
Texas activists face 30-100 year sentences after Trump administration cracks down on antifa, with one convicted partly for distributing zines.
Top 5 Android 17 Features: I Swear It's New!
MKBHD breaks down the top 5 new features in Android 17 (Cinnamon Bun), exploring what's actually new in Google's latest OS update.
Tech interviews with NeetCode
Interview with NeetCode on his journey from Amazon and Google to founding a startup, discussing why specialized expertise remains valuable despite AI advancement.
iOS 27 Added 11 New Widgets — Here's What They Actually Do
iOS 27 introduces 11 new widgets and full-screen widget functionality across Apple apps, with potential implications for foldable iPhone design.
Explaining the NBA in Tech Terms
Waveform hosts explain NBA concepts using tech industry analogies, comparing basketball teams and players to Apple executives and gaming mechanics.
Walmart-backed Flipkart expands quick-commerce push as Amazon ramps up in India
Flipkart crosses 1,000 micro-fulfillment centers as Amazon intensifies its quick-commerce competition in India's e-commerce market.
Google Home will soon get better at recognizing you
Google Home's facial recognition feature now uses body size and clothing color to identify users when faces aren't visible, rolling out June 23rd.
datasette 1.0a35
Datasette 1.0a35 release adds new create/alter table interfaces with JSON APIs, plus stable template context documentation for custom templates.
A man of many words
Profile of Brian Sietsema, linguist and priest who serves as official pronouncer at the Scripps National Spelling Bee, tracing his lifelong fascination with words and etymology.
Sharing a love for calculus
MIT launches tutoring program to address unequal access to calculus education in US high schools, partnering undergraduates with underresourced districts.
OPFS + Pyodide test harness
A test harness for combining OPFS and Pyodide to enable browser-based Python applications to read and write persistent SQLite files on user computers.
I automated my job (and it made me a better leader)
A senior leader shares how using 40 automations through GitHub Copilot app transformed their workflow by handling context-switching and coordination tasks.
Slow down to speed up: so much has changed in 6 months’ time
An engineering strategy overview examining how tech companies are adapting their workflows and why deliberate pacing can improve development outcomes.
iOS 27 Beta - 200+ Changes/Features!
Comprehensive walkthrough of 200+ new features in iOS 27 beta, including revamped Siri AI, design refinements, and performance improvements.
Deploy Node servers with zero configuration
Vercel now supports zero-configuration deployment of Node.js servers, automatically detecting server.ts files and deploying them as Node.js applications alongside existing backends.
Deploy from Claude Design to Vercel
Vercel is now integrated as a deployment destination in Claude Design, allowing designers to send designs directly to Vercel and receive live URLs without leaving the canvas.
The Quietest Part of Startupland isn't so Quiet
Crypto markets quietly generate billions in fees and hold significant US Treasury assets despite low VC funding, showing structural growth beneath the surface.
Custom OIDC Token Audiences
Vercel's OIDC issuer now supports custom token audiences, enabling secure service-to-service authentication with third-party providers using provider-specific tokens.
Redesigned trace viewer for Vercel Workflows
Vercel redesigned the trace viewer for Vercel Workflows to improve debugging with search, zoom, and keyboard navigation across workflow runs.
Porting the Moebius 0.2B image inpainting model to run in the browser with Claude Code
Developer ports lightweight Moebius image inpainting model to browser using WebGPU and Claude Code, enabling in-browser AI image editing without server requirements.
Shareholders sue Uber’s board over sexual assaults, other incidents
Shareholders sue Uber's board over inadequate compliance measures that allegedly led to thousands of lawsuits involving sexual assaults and other incidents.
iOS 27 Beta 2 Just Fixed My Biggest Complaints
iOS 27 Beta 2 brings refinements to Siri AI, Writing Tools, and Photos with improved performance and system polish.
From pledge to practice: Building a more inclusive open source ecosystem
GitHub shares progress on accessibility initiatives for open source, including programs to empower contributors with disabilities and improve mainstream project accessibility.
Chat SDK adds Kapso support
Chat SDK now supports Kapso, enabling developers to connect bots to WhatsApp through a vendor-official adapter with full conversation management.
Vercel Flags: Platform-native feature flags
Vercel launches platform-native feature flags for controlling deployments server-side, enabling safe rollouts and instant rollbacks without redeployment.
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94% say research matters. Only 27% act on it. [Report]
Survey of 309 researchers and leaders reveals the gap between valuing research and acting on it, exploring how teams can better implement insights.
Why I email complete strangers
An exploration of cold email as a deliberate networking strategy that bypasses algorithm-driven social platforms.
Vercel CLI now supports signing blob URLs
Vercel CLI now supports generating signed blob URLs with scoped access and configurable expiration times up to 7 days.
Increased limit for projects per Git repo
Vercel increases project limits per Git repository from 10 to 25 for Hobby users, improving monorepo support.
WebSocket support is now in Public Beta
Vercel Functions now supports WebSocket connections in public beta, enabling real-time bidirectional communication for AI streaming, chat, and collaborative applications.
🧠 Community Wisdom: Fractional CPO compensation, free e-signature tools, why some users pay but never use your product, sharing Claude Code context across a team, and more
Weekly community discussion covering CPO compensation models, e-signature tools, user retention challenges, and Claude Code collaboration techniques.
Moves of the Diamond Hand is an unfinished, irresistibly weird dice-based RPG
Moves of the Diamond Hand is a creative dice-based RPG in Early Access that blends noir aesthetics with unconventional mechanics and bizarre storytelling.
Toy Story has the right take on tech
The Verge's Installer newsletter covers the best tech products and cultural moments, featuring iOS updates, streaming services, and hardware reviews.
The Media Game Has Changed
Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz discuss how founders can build influence through direct communication, authenticity, and decentralized platforms rather than traditional media.
watchOS 27 Might Change How You Use Your Apple Watch… But There's One Big Problem
Comprehensive breakdown of watchOS 27 features including Siri AI, Dynamic App Grid, Smart Stack widgets, and health improvements coming to Apple Watch.
HBO Max’s annual plans are 28 percent off right now
HBO Max offers 28% off annual subscription plans through July 2026, with pricing starting at $78.99/year for ad-supported tier.
Record & Replay in Codex
OpenAI's Codex Record & Replay feature lets users demonstrate workflows once, which are then converted into reusable, editable skills for automating repetitive tasks.
Robinhood Presents: The World is Flat
Robinhood unveils new cryptocurrency products aimed at reshaping the financial landscape, presented by CEO Vlad Tenev and leadership.
How pull request limits are cutting down the noise
GitHub introduces pull request limits to help maintainers manage contribution volume and reduce low-quality submissions in repositories.
HELOC Explained: Access Home Equity Through Robinhood & Sage
Robinhood Concierge explains HELOCs and how to access home financing through their partnership with Sage Home Loans.
CI/CD with Robert Erez
Podcast discussion on CI/CD practices, Kubernetes, GitOps, progressive delivery, and AI's role in modern software delivery pipelines.
Vercel Ship 2026 recap
Vercel announces agentic infrastructure platform at Ship 2026, including Agent Stack, Vercel Connect, and eve framework for building and deploying AI agents.
Introducing Vercel Connect
Vercel Connect enables secure agent access to tools and services through short-lived, scoped credentials instead of long-lived tokens stored in environment variables.
<click-to-play> — a still that plays
A Web Component that lazy-loads GIFs on demand, displaying a still frame with a play button to reduce unnecessary bandwidth usage.
NetNewsWire Status
Brent Simmons is improving NetNewsWire, a free open-source RSS reader for Mac and iPhone, as his retirement project without commercial pressure.
CLI deployment limits removed
Vercel removes CLI deployment limits, enabling faster deployments from local machines and CI/CD pipelines with instant feedback for teams and AI agents.
datasette 1.0a34
Datasette 1.0a34 adds long-awaited row insertion, editing, and deletion features directly within the web interface.
What are git worktrees, and why should I use them?
Guide to git worktrees, a version control feature that enables efficient context switching between multiple branches without stashing work.
Connect Framer to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and more
Framer launches External Agents feature, enabling direct integration with Claude Code, Cursor, and other LLMs for AI-powered design and development workflows.
Framer 3.0 with Agents, Branching, and a new Community
Framer 3.0 launches AI Agents for design canvas, branching for team collaboration, and a new creator community marketplace.
Why is Meta destroying its engineering organization?
Analysis of Meta's shift in engineering culture as leadership prioritizes AI, examining the dismantling of the company's historically high-performance engineering organization.
datasette-tailscale 0.1a0
Alpha release of datasette-tailscale plugin enabling Datasette servers to connect to Tailscale networks via command-line integration.
Apple Quietly Made the iPad So Much Better with iPadOS 27
Hands-on review of iPadOS 27 features including Siri AI, Smart Safari tab organization, Magic Keyboard automations, and performance improvements on M4 iPad Pro.
Translating between design and production with Code Connect | Dev Mindset
Learn how to use Figma's Code Connect to map design components directly to production code, enabling AI agents to understand component context better.
Fox Buys Roku, The Problem With Fox’s Smart Strategy, Streaming That Works
Fox's acquisition of Roku represents a strategic shift toward platform leverage rather than content extraction, despite market skepticism.
Cloudflare CAPTCHA on at least one ampersand
How to configure Cloudflare CAPTCHA rules to only trigger on search queries with multiple parameters, using Claude Code and the Cloudflare API.
Vercel Sandbox can now run for up to 24 hours
Vercel Sandboxes now support up to 24-hour uninterrupted sessions, enabling longer data processing and testing workloads.
How Braintrust uses AI agents, evals, and CI to ship better software | Ankur Goyal
Ankur Goyal discusses how Braintrust uses AI agents, evals, and CI/CD practices to improve software quality and engineering velocity.
Quoting Julia Evans
Julia Evans shares her writing philosophy: picture a specific person and write for them, often 'yourself 3 years ago' or a friend.
Publishing WASM wheels to PyPI for use with Pyodide
Pyodide 314.0 now allows publishing WebAssembly wheels to PyPI, enabling Python package maintainers to distribute C/Rust extensions compiled to WASM without manual review.
luau-wasm 0.1a0
Alpha release of luau-wasm, enabling the Luau programming language to run in WebAssembly environments via PyPI wheels.
Mapping SQLite result columns back to their source `table.column`
Research on mapping SQLite query result columns back to their source tables using multiple approaches including APSW, ctypes, and EXPLAIN interrogation.
State of the software engineering job market in 2026, part 2
Analysis of 2026 tech job market showing AI labs outpacing Big Tech in appeal, declining mobile/frontend roles, and rising AI engineer compensation.
Kubernetes and retiring at the top with Kelsey Hightower
Kelsey Hightower shares career insights on open source, Kubernetes, and technology leadership in a wide-ranging podcast interview.
Ideas: slow down to speed up when working with AI agents
Explores how AI coding tools boost productivity but risk quality and tech debt when developers generate code faster without adequate review.
Listen to the Market
Sequoia Capital explores how prediction markets like Kalshi's American Power Index serve as reliable signal processors for forecasting political and economic outcomes.
The Pulse: Antigravity 2.0 takes ‘IDE’ out of its new IDE
Google's redesigned Antigravity AI IDE faces backlash for bugs, poor UX, and inefficient token usage, while the company's chaotic product ecosystem strategy shows surprising advantages.
TypeScript, C# and Turbo Pascal with Anders Hejlsberg
Anders Hejlsberg discusses the evolution of programming languages he created and explores how AI may transform software engineering practices.
Riding the Leopard
A philosophical essay exploring humanity's purpose and differentiation in an age of increasingly capable machines and AI.
FFmpeg: The Incredible Technology Behind Video on the Internet | Lex Fridman Podcast #496
Deep dive into FFmpeg and VLC with their lead developers, exploring video codecs, compression, open source sustainability, and the technology powering video on the internet.
Designing Data-Intensive Applications: The Cloud & Doing the Right Thing
Updated edition of 'Designing Data-Intensive Applications' explores how cloud computing reshapes backend development and the importance of ethical engineering decisions.
Bitwarden CLI compromised
Weekly roundup covering Bitwarden CLI compromise, TypeScript 7.0 beta, pgBackRest maintainer departure, and Ruby AOT compilation advances.
The Great Blue Frontier
Essay exploring ocean infrastructure and the economic potential of treating the ocean as a permanent part of human civilization and economy.
Moving From Moment.js To The JS Temporal API
Guide to migrating JavaScript date/time code from Moment.js to the new native Temporal API, which offers better performance and immutability.
Beyond `border-radius`: What The CSS `corner-shape` Property Unlocks For Everyday UI
CSS introduces the new `corner-shape` property, allowing developers to create beveled, scooped, and squircle corners without relying on workarounds like clip-path or SVG masks.
From Tailnet to platform
Tailscale co-founder discusses the company's evolution toward a platform with new features like TSIDP, TSNet, and Aperture for AI gateway security.
Selling SDKs in the era of many Claudes
Steve Ruiz discusses building a business around tldraw SDKs, exploring how SDK companies navigate the emerging era of agentic AI and LLM integration.
Han shot first
Brett Cannon discusses Python development, tooling, and the AI uncanny valley on the Changelog podcast.
Vouch for an open source web of trust
Roundup covering open source trust systems, AI-assisted compiler development, and debates around LLM-generated code in developer workflows.
It's a renaissance woman's world
Amal Hussein discusses her role at Istari, aerospace applications, and the future of software development lifecycle in 2026.
Setting Docker Hardened Images free
Docker makes Hardened Images freely available and open source, providing secure, minimal, production-ready container images for all developers.
The tech monoculture is finally breaking
A curated tech newsletter covering industry trends, including discussions on breaking tech monocultures, developer productivity limits, and AI's impact on coding practices.
Securing npm is table stakes
Nicholas Zakas discusses npm security concerns and critiques GitHub's response, proposing better solutions for securing critical JavaScript infrastructure.
The state of homelab tech (2026)
A discussion on homelab technology in 2026, covering the impact of AI on self-hosted software, hardware scarcity, and new tools like DNSHole and PXM.
The era of the Small Giant
Damien Tanner discusses how AI agents are transforming software development, enabling small teams to build at scale while traditional SaaS models face disruption.
Agent psychosis: are we going insane?
Changelog newsletter covering AI agent concerns, AT Protocol as social filesystem, GitHub tools, Postgres patterns, and web dependency issues.
Kaizen! Let it crash
Kaizen 22 episode discusses out-of-memory errors, Pipedream instance monitoring, and debugging production issues with developer tools.
The GitHub problem (and other predictions)
A podcast discussion on GitHub's market dominance, its impact on open source, and predictions for 2026 including agent-first design and vector databases.
Linus Torvalds gets the AI coding bug
Linus Torvalds adopts AI-generated code while industry voices debate self-hosting trends and software quality standards.
The move faster manifesto
Collection of insights on accelerating software development, including rules for moving faster, AI-powered tools for Claude, and predictions about engineering trends in 2026.
State of the "log" 2025
Changelog's 8th annual year-end wrap-up featuring listener voicemails, remixes, and top episodes celebrating developer tools and tech culture.
Agents in the database
Ajay Kulkarni discusses building Tiger Data, founder values shaping culture, and the real implementation of AI agents in databases beyond the hype.
The code, prose & pods that shaped 2025
A curated retrospective of the best code, articles, and podcast episodes from 2025, highlighting notable developments across the tech industry.
Down the Linux rabbit hole
Discussion covering Docker vs Podman, Kubernetes clusters, Linux distros, self-hosting tools, and homelab setups with AI-powered solutions.
Werner Vogels predicts the future
Amazon CTO Werner Vogels discusses tech predictions for 2026, including consumer robots, quantum-safe cryptography, and the rise of renaissance developers.
What actually makes you senior
Changelog newsletter covering senior developer traits, AI content filtering, programming language updates, and SSD security vulnerabilities.
The 4 DIMM problem
Podcast episode featuring Lars Wikman discussing Elixir, embedded systems, home automation, and the Nerves project for IoT development.
The inner workings of Wikipedia
An interview exploring Wikipedia's inner workings, editorial processes, business model, and how AI chatbots may impact the platform's future.
Why is Zig so cool?
Nilo Stolte explores Zig as a new programming paradigm, plus insights on MCP vs Bash tools and creative development practices.
Retreat to attack
Extended podcast discussion covering mesh networks, compression algorithms, React dominance, and developer tools trends.
DO repeat yourself!
Sean Goedecke discusses software engineering practices including organizational politics, good taste in code, agentic coding, and worry-driven development.
#define: sheer resistance
A game show episode featuring developers competing with obscure jargon, fake definitions, and technical humor.
The world of open source metadata
Andrew Nesbitt discusses building open datasets and tools for tracking open source metadata, dependencies, and maintainers at scale.
Market Ending Moves
Explores strategic 'market-ending moves' that startup CEOs can deploy to win markets through mergers, distribution deals, capital raises, and competitive tactics.
What kind of disruption?
Benedict Evans explores different types of market disruption, examining how software companies like Uber and Airbnb redefined entire industries.
Apple innovation and execution
Analysis of Apple's delayed Siri AI update and what it reveals about the company's innovation challenges and execution capabilities.
Leaving Delaware
Major tech companies like Tesla and SpaceX are reincorporating from Delaware to Nevada and Texas due to concerns about judicial activism and unpredictable case law.
Competing in search
Analysis of Google's search monopoly ruling and the challenges competitors face entering the market due to network effects and default placement agreements.
Who cares about tech regulation?
An analysis of why tech workers and companies show little interest in regulation despite its headlines, arguing most regulations don't directly impact most tech businesses.
A return to company core mission & values
Advice for tech leaders on refocusing companies on core missions and reducing workplace political discourse during a relative calm period.
Altimeter's Brad Gerstner on Macro, Tech and Startups
Fireside chat with Altimeter founder Brad Gerstner discussing tech cycles, AI investment strategies, macro trends, and the startup ecosystem.
Capital Efficient Businesses
Analysis of how major tech companies like Microsoft, Google, and Instagram achieved success through capital-efficient business models and lean operations.
Video & transcript: Apoorva Metha, founder & former CEO, Instacart
Fireside chat with Instacart founder Apoorva Mehta covering startup ideation, early scaling strategies, hypergrowth challenges, and his second company venture.
Unicorn Market Cap 2023: Rise of AI
Analysis of global unicorn market cap distribution in 2023, revealing AI concentration in SF and persistent geographic clustering despite remote work trends.
Transcript & Video: Claire Hughes Johnson Fireside Chat on Scaling People
Fireside chat with Claire Hughes Johnson on her book 'Scaling People', covering organizational growth and management frameworks from her experience at Google and Stripe.