DEVELOPER NEWS STREAM
Direct logs, engine updates, and framework notifications parsed from curated RSS feeds and announcements, updated hourly.
Travis McCracken Web DeveloperWeb Developer Travis McCracken on Favorite Linters for Go and Rust
Unlocking the Power of Backend Development with Rust and Go: Insights from Web Developer Travis...
GuyCode Mode for MCP: The Long-Tail Escape Hatch, Not the Front Door
Your MCP server has 12 good tools. Business users are getting value. Then someone asks for a request...
moteMy Drone Flew 5 Minutes Before Its Brain Crashed
My Drone Flew 5 Minutes Before Its Brain Crashed A true story The first 47 times my...
Avinash PokhrelBuilding a Google OAuth CLI in Rust with PKCE (and surviving the borrow checker)
Building a Google OAuth CLI in Rust with PKCE TL;DR: I built a tiny CLI that opens a...
clyhI guess we now have Sprite Animations
A while back I posted something about wgpu, and making a game engine. I've since worked on it a bit...
Denis TumakovHow I tested 16 processes racing for the same task in 200 lines of Rust
I shipped a small tool last week called coord — a local daemon that lets parallel AI coding agents...
John Cyriaccontextdb: a database for agentic memory — SQL, graph traversal, and vector search in one transaction
I've been building a Rust database purpose-built for agentic memory — the kind of workload where AI...
PedroHow I Built a Markdown Conversion API for AI Agents in Rust (and deployed it for $0.000003 per request)
How I Built a Markdown Conversion API for AI Agents in Rust (and deployed it for $0.000003...
BattyWhy I Chose a Synchronous Poll Loop Over Async for My Rust Daemon
I started with tokio. Two weeks later, I ripped it out. A synchronous loop with sleep(5) was the right call for a process supervisor.
Alan WestRust Rewrites Are Coming for Your Dev Tools (And That's a Good Thing)
Rust rewrites are transforming developer CLI tools. A look at the claw-code-parity project and why systems-level thinking matters for AI coding assistants.
Piotr ZaryckiI wrote Vec::new() and expected malloc - there was none
Everyone who writes Rust quickly runs into Vec. When creating a vector with Vec::new() you might...
Justin - FromTheArchitectBuilding GNOME Apps with Rust, Part 4: Blueprint
This is Part 4 of a series taking a GNOME app from an empty directory to GNOME Circle. Part 3 walked...
Justin - FromTheArchitectBuilding GNOME Apps with Rust, Bonus: The Stack Underneath
This is a bonus post in the series taking a GNOME app from an empty directory to GNOME Circle. It...
Sergey BoyarchukSecure Cross-Platform File Sharing: A Unified Solution for Diverse Devices and Networks
Introduction: The Need for Cross-Platform File Sharing Sharing files across devices should...
Nicholas Velten92% of MCP Servers Have Security Issues (And How I Fixed It)
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is moving fast—and so are the attackers. After analyzing the landscape,...
Buffer OverflowWithin 10% of gzip: What GN’s Semantic Compression Teaches Us
When we first started building, the goal was never to make another gzip clone. Generic compression...