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I just read the State of Devs 2026 and there is nothing new since 2025. The trends are familiar, but I am impressed just by the numbers. I still hear the same stories from friends every week: layoffs, burnout, empty hiri…
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After almost three years, SvelteKit is finally getting a major version bump. The latest updates after 2.62 felt like fresh air 🚀, and this major release is a well-deserved bump. Most breaking changes are removals, so yo…
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Bootstrap 6 is coming. And I'm genuinely impressed. This library was a great solution for clean layouts. I used versions 2 and 3, and jQuery handled the interactive parts. But over the years, it became too rigid, layou…
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I'm tired of the generic faces in website hero sections. We've learned to treat these images as ads and filter them out without reading any text. Now we often leave the site on reflex, assuming the thing we came for isn'…
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I find Git 3's switch to SHA-256 a welcome change, but it arrives too late and the blast radius is too large. Every CI script expecting 40-character hashes will break, and SHA-256 repositories cannot use SHA-1 repos as …
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As a programmer, I've spent years honing my craft. I find this kind of strong statement a bit unsettling. DHH might sound delusional, but his frame is right. He sees code as a commodity from the buyer's side. As a devel…
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I can now spot AI-built websites almost on sight. Clean layout, smooth animations, and no real images anywhere. A site for restaurant owners that designs like it has never seen a kitchen. This video gives importance bac…
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I've been bothered by our limited request types for years, so seeing this update arrive after 25 years feels like a real win 🚀. It's already moving, with browser fetch() accepting it today. I expect most people will st…
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As someone that values interaction design and user experience, I used to believe that better UI meant adding more labels and tooltips to explain things. I've realized that nobody actually reads a screen; they just scan …
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Software as a toy - agora brincamos de fazer aplicações eu sou a favor de usar ferramentas para melhorar nosso dia a dia. Durante anos desenvolvi as minhas próprias, e com a evolução da IA, ficou ainda mais fácil para q…
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I definitely have to look up grid and gradient syntax. I would add clip-path too, because it is very annoying to draw with it. Kevin Powell asked 100 devs this exact question. This just shows that syntax-heavy propertie…
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For years, I treated building a web app as an SPA as a no-brainer for almost any project. But as these apps grow, they often become too complex, which makes it really hard to debug certain behaviors. A soak test can find…
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I've always seen PUT as an upsert action (update or insert), so it's interesting to see this video from Supabase explain it as specifying the final state. It means you replace nothing with something if the resource is mi…
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This is a great guide to functional programming jargon. I realized that several of my existing coding habits are actually common FP patterns, but I did not know the names for them. 🤔 Putting a label on these techniques…
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React v19.3 seems promising. 🚀 My favorite feature definitely is Fragment refs, it will be very useful to monitor or reference template fragments, without relying on an extra wrapper node. It is a practical improvement…
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Browser engines are finally giving us more flexibility to style select elements. Safari 27 will soon allow us to customize arrows and layouts without relying on JavaScript libraries or div soup. Chrome 135 already shippe…
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Linting is now essential quality control for AI agents. Asking Claude, Codex or Copilot to build a component often generates a lot of code slop. shadcn released a linter to reduce this AI noise. It is a plugin for Oxlin…
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Videos like this are always useful to discover something you never imagined HTML could provide. I was impressed by the <meter> tag. It handles scales and measures with min, max, and thresholds that change the bar color a…
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Vi esse print hoje e fiquei um tempo olhando para ele. Um dev sênior com mais de 20 anos de mercado desabafou que não encontra mais emprego e que tudo o que construiu parece não valer nada. A resposta que aparece no prin…
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This video is full of insights on how to take the best advantage of your AI harness and improve the AGENTS.md file in your codebase. I realized how easy it is to bloat it. The video also covers skills, but for me the AGE…
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