How Developers Are Actually Using AI at Work
Forget the hype. Here's what real developers are actually doing with AI tools day-to-day, from writing boilerplate to debugging gnarly runtime errors, and where AI still falls flat.
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Retro-Tech Parenting: What Old Computers Teach Kids About Coding
Giving kids access to old hardware and simple programming environments isn't nostalgia for nostalgia's sake. It's one of the most effective ways to build genuine computational thinking before AI tools do all the thinking for them.
sdk-js: Build Astrid OS Capsules with JavaScript & TypeScript
A practical walkthrough of sdk-js, the official JavaScript and TypeScript SDK for building Astrid OS capsules. Learn what capsules are, how the SDK works, and how it pairs with its Rust counterpart.
Cloudflare Turnstile's WebGL Fingerprinting Problem
Cloudflare Turnstile markets itself as a privacy-friendly CAPTCHA alternative, but it silently requires fingerprintable WebGL access. Here's what that means for your users and your site.
The Website Specification: What It Is and Why Developers Need It
The Website Specification is a proposed standard for how websites should document and communicate their purpose, structure, and capabilities to both humans and AI agents. Here's what it means for developers building on the modern web.
Bumblebee: The Read-Only Developer Endpoint Scanner Explained
Bumblebee is a read-only endpoint scanner that surfaces on-disk metadata for packages, extensions, and developer tools — giving AI agents and tooling scripts precise, safe access to your local dev environment.
zero-native: Build Desktop & Mobile Apps with Zig and Web UI
zero-native lets you build cross-platform desktop and mobile apps using Zig as the native core and your existing web UI skills — no Electron bloat required. Here's what it is, how it works, and when you should care.
When Open Platforms Go Corporate: Lessons for Developers
Wikipedia's shift toward centralized, top-down decision-making mirrors a pattern developers know too well. Here's what it means for open-source culture, contributor trust, and how we build tools that last.
A Detailed Guide to Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
In the SDLC meaning, the process of developing, testing, and deploying data across hardware and software is called the (Software Development Life Cycle).