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An AI startup just solved the biggest problem with generative game worlds: multiplayer. Their new model, Agora 1, creates shared realities without any code, and its real goal isn't even gaming.
Everyone thinks Claude's giant context window solves large codebase problems, but it doesn't. Anthropic's official guide reveals three critical mistakes developers make and how to fix them for massive performance gains.
Tired of bloated Electron apps hogging system resources? A new Rust-based tool called Pake turns any website into a tiny, native desktop app with a single command.
Cursor's new Composer 2.5 model delivers near-frontier coding power for just 5% of the cost of elite rivals. This isn't just an incremental update; it's a fundamental market disruption.
A new feature in TanStack Start is quietly fixing React's biggest SSR performance bottleneck. It's called Deferred Hydration, and it could change how you build interactive web apps forever.
Developer laptops are the new frontier for supply chain attacks, cluttered with risky packages and configs. Perplexity just open-sourced Bumblebee, a read-only scanner that finds these threats without triggering them.
Discover the bizarrely specific date that throws a runtime error in Ruby, and it's not a bug. It’s a 440-year-old history lesson baked directly into the language's source code.
NVIDIA is giving away free API access to over 70 top AI models, a move set to disrupt the market. But before you dive in, you need to understand the critical privacy trade-off they're not advertising.
Meet the college student who built four AI apps generating over $600K per month without writing a single line of code. This is the viral growth playbook that powered her 400 million monthly views.
A college student built an app that hit $50,000 in revenue in just seven weeks. This is the exact playbook he used to spot a viral trend, build with AI, and dominate a niche.
The web is moving beyond static pages and into interactive widgets embedded directly inside chatbots. A new TypeScript framework called Skybridge is leading this charge, making it shockingly easy to build these next-gen Model Context Protocol (MCP) apps.
Discover how email platform Resend cracked the code to become Claude's top recommendation over 70% of the time. We're breaking down their AI SEO playbook, from structured data to building in public, that you can steal for your own product.
Jobs advertised as 'entry-level' now demand 3-5 years of experience, and it’s not a mistake—it's the new standard driven by AI. We break down why the market has fundamentally changed and what it means for your career.
Forget AI assistants with amnesia. Hermes Agent is an open-source tool that learns from every task, slashing your API costs by 90% and turning your notes into a self-organizing brain.
Bun's new built-in Image API isn't just faster than Sharp—it has zero native dependencies. This single feature reveals a massive ambition to become the all-in-one Rails for JavaScript.
Stop fighting massive GitHub pull requests that crash your browser. This simple URL change makes reviewing even the largest code diffs instant and smooth.
Google's I/O keynote hid its most powerful AI, Project Omni, which quietly launched without fanfare. This isn't just another video generator; it's a new paradigm for AI-powered editing that could change creative workflows forever.
AI agents are flooding your codebase with complex, untested functions, creating massive technical debt. A forgotten metric from 2007 is the key to defusing these hidden landmines.
Enterprise dev teams are buried in Jira tickets, manually translating them into code. A new open-source tool called Archon automates the entire loop, turning a dragged ticket into a finished pull request.
Google just confirmed the agentic era has crossed the chasm from demo to useful. Here’s the toolkit from I/O that lets you ship a real AI product this week.
CEOs are making massive bets on AI based on dangerous hype, not reality. We're breaking down the corporate delusion and showing you what's really happening.
