Linear just published usage data from its paid workspaces comparing June 2025 to June 2026.
node app.ts is a real command now.
Twelve days from now, every call to /v1/assistants and /v1/threads returns an error. No degraded mode.
The hardest design system adoption problem of 2024 was getting developers to read the docs. The hardest one of 2026 is getting agents to read them correctly.
Last month I watched a design systems team present their Q3 roadmap: new icon set, updated motion tokens, a Figma library refresh.
Two weeks ago Microsoft shipped TypeScript 7.0, a ground-up rewrite of the compiler in Go.
One company spent eighteen months building an internal developer platform. Backstage instance, service catalog, deployment wizards, the works.
When Dropbox engineers noticed their backend monorepo had crossed 87 gigabytes, the first instinct was probably the same one you'd have: somebody committed...
WWDC26 kicks off today, and Apple just did the most un-Apple thing in memory: they gave users a choice.
Three days ago, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation promoted OpenTelemetry to "graduated" status. If your eyes glazed over at that sentence, fair.
Last week at Google I/O, buried between Gemini 3.5 benchmarks and the Antigravity 2.
A 100% pass rate. That's what Vercel's internal evals showed when AI coding agents had access to Next.
OpenAI shut down the DALL-E API yesterday. Not "deprecated with a sunset warning" — shut down.
Three weeks ago, Microsoft shipped the TypeScript 7.0 beta — the one built in Go, the one that type-checks VS Code's entire codebase in 1.
Thirty-five percent of merged pull requests at Cursor's own engineering team now come from autonomous cloud agents.
As of yesterday, every new submission to Apple's App Store must be built with the iOS 26 SDK.
Two weeks ago, Microsoft released Visual Studio 18.5.
Every codebase of any real age has a second codebase hiding inside it — one that isn't written down.
PostgreSQL 18 shipped last September and it's already past its first point release.
Google rolled out a feature this week that, on the surface, looks like a productivity gimmick — save your Gemini prompts as reusable "Skills" and...