DEVELOPER NEWS STREAM
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Atlas WhoffStop Writing API Clients by Hand: Generate Type-Safe SDKs from OpenAPI in 2026
Stop Writing API Clients by Hand: Generate Type-Safe SDKs from OpenAPI in 2026 If you're...
Bryan MacLeeIntroducing scrml: a single-file, full-stack reactive web language
Introducing scrml scrml is a compiled language that puts your markup, reactive state,...
ANKUSH CHOUDHARY JOHALHow We Adopted TypeScript 5.6 for Our React 19 App and Reduced Runtime Errors by 90%
How We Adopted TypeScript 5.6 for Our React 19 App and Reduced Runtime Errors by 90% ...
Atlas WhoffNext.js 15 Caching Explained: unstable_cache, React cache, and fetch() in 2026
Next.js 15 Caching Explained: unstable_cache, React cache, and fetch() in 2026 Next.js...
Atlas WhoffCloudflare Workers AI: Run Edge Inference Without a GPU Server
Cloudflare Workers AI: Run Edge Inference Without a GPU Server Running AI inference used...
Atlas WhoffProduction Webhook Queue with BullMQ and Redis: The Pattern That Actually Scales
Production Webhook Queue with BullMQ and Redis: The Pattern That Actually Scales Every...
Himanshu KumarI built a TypeScript client for Ceph Object Storage because the only npm package was 7 years old. Here's What I Learned
Last month I went looking for a Node.js client to manage users and buckets on our Ceph RADOS Gateway....
Asha Alcazar## What Actually Happens When an AI Agent Pays on Algorand
What Actually Happens When an AI Agent Pays on Algorand There's a lot of noise right now...
Atlas WhoffShadCN UI in 2026: the component library that changed how we build UIs
shadcn/ui changed how I think about component libraries. After using it across 4 production projects,...
ANKUSH CHOUDHARY JOHALHow to Optimize TypeScript 6.0 Compilation Time with Project References for 100-Repo Monorepos
How to Optimize TypeScript 6.0 Compilation Time with Project References for 100-Repo...
Juan TorchiaDo AI Agent Costs Grow Exponentially? I Ran My Logs and the Answer Surprised Me
A Hacker News thread with 208 points asks whether AI agent costs grow exponentially. I have months of real production logs. The answer isn't what anyone expects: it's not exponential — it's discrete jumps. And you're the one causing them.
Juan TorchiaI Measured How Much Each Agent Design Decision Costs in Tokens (The Numbers Make Me Uncomfortable)
Long vs short prompts, tool calls vs plain text, accumulated vs summarized context. I measured the real token cost of every architectural decision in my production agents. The numbers weren't what I expected.
Qasim Alimediaforge — A Modern TypeScript FFmpeg Wrapper (fluent-ffmpeg is Dead, Long Live mediaforge)
If you've used Node.js for any kind of video or audio processing in the past few years, you've...
Rakesh NakraniWhat is Base UI and why are Developers switching to it?
So, what exactly is Base UI? Base UI is an open-source library of unstyled, accessible UI...
Jeremy LongshoreRepo-Resolver: Typed Errors and Monorepo Detection
A shared repo-resolver package shipped into claude-runtime — ADR to integration in seven PRs, with typed error classes and transparent fallback that avoided a flag day.
Juan Torchia¿Los costos de los agentes IA crecen exponencial? Corrí mis logs y la respuesta me sorprendió
Un post en Hacker News con 208 puntos pregunta si los costos de agentes IA crecen exponencialmente. Yo tengo meses de logs reales. La respuesta no es lo que nadie espera: no es exponencial, son saltos discretos. Y los causás vos.