Computer Science and Programming

19 October 2025 18:14

What's next for manager.dev and for me

An engineering director shares his 8-month career break experience, exploring entrepreneurship through indie products and startup ventures. After trying to build a parenting app, creating a newsletter monetization strategy, and co-founding a BigQuery analytics startup, he discovered his preference for stability over risk and team collaboration over solo work. He's now returning to full-time engineering management while continuing his newsletter for engineering managers and taking on an evangelist role at a YC startup.

Computer Science and Programming

19 October 2025 07:00

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Computer Science and Programming

18 October 2025 15:38

Omarchy micro-forks Chromium

37signals created a micro fork of Chromium for their Omarchy Linux distribution to add live theming functionality. The modified browser is now available through the Arch User Repository, demonstrating how open source enables anyone to customize major software projects with the right skills and motivation.

Computer Science and Programming

16 October 2025 07:01

Black Hat MEA 2025 VISPROM

Black Hat MEA

Black Hat MEA 2025 brings together the global community:

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• 135 countries represented
• $254.4B AUM investors onsite
• 53,000 sqm of exhibition space, sold out in 2024
• 450+ global brands

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Computer Science and Programming

15 October 2025 14:05

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Computer Science and Programming

15 October 2025 09:44

A Farewell to Consoles

DataGrip 2025.3 replaces query consoles with query files to improve workflow consistency. The change addresses longstanding issues where consoles lived outside project structure, were hard to find, and had limited context switching capabilities. Query files are now stored in a visible project folder, support full file operations, and maintain database context with improved visual indicators. Existing consoles will be migrated automatically with a one-release transition period

Computer Science and Programming

14 October 2025 17:36

I Gave 2 Hours Daily to DSA & System Design, Best Decision Ever

A backend developer with 1.5 years of experience shares their journey of dedicating 2 hours daily for 31 days to studying data structures and algorithms (1 hour) and system design (1 hour). The consistent practice transformed their technical understanding, interview performance, and workplace confidence. They progressed from struggling with basic concepts to recognizing DSA patterns and explaining system design topics like message queues, caching, and load balancing. The approach emphasizes discipline over motivation, with a simple routine of solving LeetCode problems and studying one system design concept daily through videos and diagrams.

Computer Science and Programming

12 October 2025 15:38

Julien-cpsn/desktop-tui: A desktop environment without graphics

Desktop-TUI is a Rust-based terminal user interface that creates a desktop environment without graphics, similar to tmux. It allows users to parse shortcut files, display applications through stdout, move and resize windows, change tiling options, and handle file/folder selection for command arguments. The project uses ncurses backend and supports TOML configuration files for defining application shortcuts with customizable positioning and padding.

Computer Science and Programming

10 October 2025 09:01

Noxionite: The most beautiful blog made with Notion

Noxionite is a free, open-source engine that transforms Notion pages into fast, beautiful blogs. It features graph view, automatic social images, multi-language support, and glassmorphism design, making it easy to create professional blogs directly from Notion content.

Computer Science and Programming

10 October 2025 00:39

The Simple Habit That Saves My Evenings

Software engineers often get caught in productive flow at the end of the workday, leading to overwork and wasted evenings. Instead of pushing through to completion, write down your next steps and action plan before leaving work. This practice clears your mind, maintains work-life balance, and allows you to return refreshed with a clear plan the next day.

Computer Science and Programming

08 October 2025 21:34

ogoipsum
Logoipsum offers free SVG placeholder logos for use in design mockups and prototypes, providing designers and developers with ready-to-use logo placeholders for their projects.

Computer Science and Programming

06 October 2025 02:05

Visual Studio 2026 Insiders is here!

Microsoft announces Visual Studio 2026 Insiders, featuring deeply integrated AI capabilities, significant performance improvements for enterprise-scale development, and a modern UI redesign using Fluent UI. The release introduces the new Insiders Channel replacing the Preview Channel, includes GitHub Copilot Free integration, and promises faster solution loading, building, and debugging across both x64 and Arm64 architectures. The IDE now offers enhanced code understanding, automated testing suggestions, performance profiling with AI-powered fixes, and 11 new color themes.

Computer Science and Programming

05 October 2025 14:44

Hello Sprout

Daniel Stenberg shares his experience with a new crowd-funded Framework laptop called 'Sprout', featuring AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370, 96GB RAM, and 4TB storage. The laptop was funded by donations exceeding $7,000 USD. He details the assembly process, Debian installation, initial software glitches with X11/Wayland, and performance benchmarks showing significant improvements in curl build times compared to his old ThinkPad. The modular Framework design allows interchangeable ports and upgradeable components.

Computer Science and Programming

02 October 2025 08:03

Introducing Notebooks

Modal launches Notebooks, a collaborative cloud-based computing environment that provides instant GPU-enabled Python kernels starting in under 5 seconds. The platform offers real-time collaborative editing, automatic resource scaling from 0.125 CPUs to 8 H100/B200 GPUs, and seamless integration with Modal's existing infrastructure including Volumes and Functions. Key features include fast cold-start times, automatic idle shutdown to reduce costs, shared environments across teams, and modern development tools like LSP support and AI completions.

Computer Science and Programming

01 October 2025 18:39

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Computer Science and Programming

19 October 2025 15:55

Introduction

Reka UI is an open-source UI component library for building accessible and customizable design systems and web apps using Vue.js. It emphasizes accessibility, customization, modularity, flexible state management, developer-centric experience, and performance. Reka UI is the evolved version of Radix Vue, adhering to principles that enhance user interaction and developer ease. The components are unstyled, allowing developers to style them with any CSS solution.

Computer Science and Programming

18 October 2025 21:40

An engineer's perspective on hiring

The current hiring process for software engineers is fundamentally broken, wasting valuable time for both candidates and companies while failing to effectively distinguish between genuinely skilled developers and those relying on AI assistance. The traditional interview methods need significant reform to address these modern challenges and create a more efficient, accurate evaluation system.

Computer Science and Programming

18 October 2025 09:47

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Computer Science and Programming

15 October 2025 19:33

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Computer Science and Programming

15 October 2025 14:00

TibixDev/winboat: Run Windows apps on 🐧 Linux with ✨ seamless integration

WinBoat is an open-source tool that enables running Windows applications natively on Linux systems through virtualization and containerization. It provides seamless integration with the Linux desktop environment, automated installation processes, filesystem sharing between Windows and Linux, and supports running both individual Windows apps and the full Windows desktop experience. The project is currently in beta and requires KVM virtualization, Docker, and specific system resources to function properly.

Computer Science and Programming

14 October 2025 19:36

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Computer Science and Programming

13 October 2025 23:44

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Computer Science and Programming

11 October 2025 16:50

I tried out Kiro: Here’s what I learned

Kiro is AWS's new AI-powered IDE that introduces a spec-driven development workflow, requiring developers to define requirements and designs before code generation. Unlike traditional AI coding tools that rely on vague prompts, Kiro structures the development process through three phases: requirements, design, and implementation planning. The author tested Kiro by building a retro Tetris game and adding multiplayer functionality, finding that the structured approach produces more reliable results than typical 'vibe coding' sessions. Kiro also features agent hooks for automating repetitive tasks and positions itself more as an engineering assistant than a simple coding copilot.

Computer Science and Programming

10 October 2025 04:45

All-in on Omarchy at 37signals

37signals is transitioning their Ops and Ruby programming teams to Omarchy, their own Arch-derived Linux distribution, over the next three years. DHH argues that Linux provides superior control over your computing destiny compared to closed-source operating systems like macOS or Windows. While acknowledging some efficiency gaps, particularly in battery life with Framework laptops, he views this as a worthwhile trade-off similar to the sacrifices made during Mac's pre-Apple Silicon era. The move represents an exciting adventure for the company, with Omarchy already becoming DHH's favorite computing environment.

Computer Science and Programming

09 October 2025 01:40

Lens.js: Open Source Monitoring Tool for the Node.js World

Lens.js is a new open-source , framework-agnostic monitoring tool for Node.js applications that tracks requests and queries through a modern UI. Inspired by Laravel Telescope, it currently supports Express and Adonis.js with adapters, while the core package works with any Node.js framework. The tool aims to fill the monitoring gap in the Node.js ecosystem and plans to add features like email tracking, exception monitoring, and cache insights.

Computer Science and Programming

07 October 2025 09:47

GPT-5 Broke AI Apps: What Devs Must Do Now

GPT-5's launch caused widespread AI application failures when OpenAI deprecated older APIs without warning. The incident highlights the brittleness of AI systems that depend on single providers or models. Modern AI applications are complex stacks involving prompts, embeddings, and retrieval logic that break when underlying models change. To build resilient AI systems, developers should implement AI High Availability (AIHA) architectures with multi-provider support, automated fallback mechanisms, behavioral monitoring, and contract testing. Key strategies include abstracting API layers, maintaining separate prompt libraries for different models, implementing graceful degradation, and treating model deprecation as an expected lifecycle event rather than an emergency.

Computer Science and Programming

05 October 2025 18:25

Get Excited About Postgres 18

PostgreSQL 18 introduces significant performance improvements including asynchronous I/O for faster reads, UUID v7 support for better indexing, B-tree skip scans for multi-column indexes, virtual generated columns as the default, and OAuth 2.0 authentication support. The async I/O feature allows workers to batch reads and optimize idle time, while UUID v7 provides better locality through timestamp-based prefixes. Skip scans enable using multi-column indexes even when leading columns aren't in query conditions, and virtual generated columns compute values on-the-fly without storage overhead.

Computer Science and Programming

04 October 2025 00:09

"We got rejected by everybody." Thatgamecompany on the difficulties and opportunities of transmedia

Thatgamecompany successfully created an animated film based on their game Sky: Children of the Light after major streaming platforms rejected their project. CEO Jenova Chen explains how they overcame transmedia challenges by self-publishing through their game platform, using in-game movie theaters and regional events. The film topped indie theater rankings in Japan, demonstrating how game studios can expand their IP through careful regional strategies and leveraging existing player bases rather than relying on traditional distribution channels.

Computer Science and Programming

01 October 2025 21:31

Docusaurus 3.9

Docusaurus 3.9 drops Node.js 18 support and requires Node.js 20+, adds Algolia DocSearch v4 with AI-powered search assistant, improves internationalization with new locale configuration options, introduces Mermaid ELK layout support for complex diagrams, and includes various performance improvements and bug fixes.

Computer Science and Programming

01 October 2025 09:59

Write the damn code

Software engineers should avoid endless prompt refinement when working with AI and instead actively write code themselves. Rather than trying to perfect prompts to get AI to generate complete solutions, developers should engage with the code directly by refactoring AI-generated code, writing initial versions for AI review, handling critical parts manually, or creating code outlines for AI to complete. This hands-on approach produces better results than attempting to 'program in English' through prompt iteration.