DEVELOPER NEWS STREAM
Direct logs, engine updates, and framework notifications parsed from curated RSS feeds and announcements, updated hourly.
Muhammad Arslan@hazeljs/agent 1.0.1: Production Hardening for Real Deployments
We are shipping @hazeljs/agent 1.0.1 — a patch release focused on operational durability, resilience...
Pavel KostrominWasp Framework's New TypeScript Feature: Addressing Uncertainty and Exploring Improvements
Wasp Framework’s TypeScript Revolution: A Deep Dive into the ‘Spec’ Layer The Wasp...
TiltedLunar123you can run my soc triage tool without an api key, and that was kind of the point
i've been building a thing called triagelens. you give it security logs, it finds the suspicious...
GrahamduesCNHow to build your first MCP server in 10 minutes
I built my first MCP server last week and it was way simpler than I expected. Here is exactly how, no...
Ye AllenBuild a Capability-Based Router for Multimodal AI Models
AI applications rarely remain connected to a single model. A product may begin with text generation,...
Digital devMigrating a Vite i18n App to Next.js Without Breaking Everything
The Challenge of Framework Transitions Moving a project from Vite to Next.js is a...
Tribulnation LabsIntroducing Tribulnation Catalogue: One ID for Every Asset, Everywhere
The naming problem Every exchange invented its own names for everything. Here's what six...
jsmanifestTypeScript 6.0 Released: The Last JavaScript-Based Version — New Features, Breaking Changes, and Migration Guide
TypeScript 6.0 Released: The Last JavaScript-Based Version — New Features, Breaking Changes,...
Kai ThorneTypeScript Template Literal Types: String Manipulation at the Type Level
From event emitters to route parsers — how TypeScript template literal types let you manipulate and validate strings at compile time. Real code examples with Capitalize, infer, mapped types, and more.
Tony SpiroCosmic as Agent Memory: Structured, Versioned, and Queryable
AI agents get better the more they run. Every conversation turn, every task completed, every prompt...
Kai ThorneTypeScript `infer`: The Keyword That Unlocks Advanced Type Extraction
Learn how TypeScript's infer keyword extracts return types, unwraps Promises, plucks array elements, and parses template literals — with practical patterns you'll use every day.
J “jpLondon20” PLondonBuilding a Jira MCP server in TS
LinkedIn Post — Jira MCP Server I built a Jira MCP server from scratch this week —...
GrahamduesCNMCP in 2026: The numbers behind the ecosystem explosion
I spent an afternoon digging through the MCP ecosystem numbers. Here is what I found. The...
C. WheatleySymbolic: I Built a Search Engine (and Named This Blog After It)
How I built Symbolic: a working search engine on Next.js 16 — Brave-powered results, an advertiser portal, an admin review queue, and a companion browser app.
Maddy QuinnWhen should you replace DefaultChatTransport?
TL;DR: DefaultChatTransport uses HTTP POST and SSE. This is correct for a single user on a stable...
Sola SamuelThe --schema-only flag that makes enterprise customers comfortable with AI
Every enterprise conversation about AI hits the same wall, usually within the first 30...