Why Your Domain Name Strategy Could Make or Break Your Brand (And How to Get It Right)
Securing your primary domain name is one of the most critical decisions a brand can make. Learn why domain strategy …
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Plume Brings Battle-Tested HTTP Security Headers to Gleam Developers
Plume brings the well-known security header patterns from Node.js's Helmet library to Gleam web servers, making it easier than ever …
Why the Free DDS Vibe Academy Could Be the Best Thing You Add to Your Browser This Year
A new free AI coding curriculum is making waves in developer circles, and it might just change how you approach …
Canada's Secure Coding Petition Is a Wake-Up Call for Every Developer and Startup
A groundbreaking petition calling for mandatory secure coding standards in the Canadian government was just entered into the official parliamentary …
The Rise of Agentic Coding: How AI Agents Are Transforming the Developer Experience
MIT's latest seminar series explores how autonomous AI agents are fundamentally changing software development workflows, from automated code generation to …
Why I Treat AI Coding Agents Like They're Already in a Cave: Lessons in Risk Management
A developer with cave diving experience explains how the extreme safety culture of technical diving offers a surprisingly practical framework …
Why "Handing Off" Your AI Coding Session Deserves the Same Care as Handing Off to a Human
When multiple developers collaborate on a project, clear ownership and accountability are non-negotiable. But what happens when an AI coding …
Why Your AI Coding Assistant Keeps Making Stuff Up (And How to Fix It)
AI coding agents like Claude Code and Cursor are powerful—but they hallucinate constantly, inventing function names, importing non-existent packages, and …
Why Government Networks Keep Getting Hacked: A Wake-Up Call for Everyone
Government agencies around the world keep falling victim to cyberattacks despite having substantial security budgets. From the cPanel breach in …
When Your Testing Library Starts Dictating to AI: The Bizarre Rise of "Protestware"
A seemingly innocent update to a popular Java testing library is raising red flags across the developer community. Learn why …
Why Three-Pane Interfaces Are Making a Comeback Among Developers
A clever new Hacker News reader demonstrates why the classic three-pane layout remains relevant for power users who need to …
Why Speaking at Major Tech Conferences Still Matters (And How to Get Your Foot in the Door)
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 is closing its speaker applications today — but before you dismiss the idea of presenting at a …