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Web scrapers are notoriously fragile, breaking with the smallest website change. A new Python framework called Scrapling claims to fix this forever with a 'self-healing' parser that adapts to layout changes automatically.
Your open-source dependencies are a massive security risk, letting threats like the 'Shai-Hulud' worm invade your projects. A free, one-command tool can block these attacks before they even start.
Python 3.13 promises to kill the GIL, but your code is likely still single-threaded and slow. Discover the simple switch to the 't-build' that can give you a 4x performance boost on CPU-bound tasks.
Most AI pipelines fail because of messy data, not bad models. Discover MarkItDown, the one-line command from Microsoft that cleans your data and eliminates LLM hallucinations for good.
An 82 million parameter model is running faster than paid APIs, right on your laptop. Discover how Kokoro-82M is solving the biggest problems in speech synthesis for developers.
Forget single-model answers. A new open-source AI simulates an entire trading firm where specialized agents debate stocks to outperform the market.
Most voice agents fail the moment you switch languages. We're breaking down the tech that allows an AI to seamlessly transition from English to Polish to Spanish in a single conversation.
Building reliable RAG systems is often a complex mess of competing tools. Discover the minimalist Python stack—MongoDB, Pydantic AI, and Docling—that delivers powerful hybrid search without the headache.
A single developer in China built an AI that analyzes sentiment from 1.4 billion people and put it on GitHub for free. This multi-agent system scrapes social media, debates its findings, and creates reports—but using it could be illegal.
Django 6.0 introduces a native background tasks framework, directly challenging Celery's long-held dominance. Discover if this new tool is the simple, built-in solution your project has been waiting for.
Meta just open-sourced Pyrefly, a Python type checker that analyzes 1.8 million lines of code per second. This isn't just another linter; it's a fundamental upgrade for your entire Python workflow.
