What’s New in Developer Tools: Zed’s DeltaDB, Cursor 3.7, and Claude Code’s Sub-Agent Chains
The landscape of developer tools is shifting faster than ever. In just the past two weeks, we’ve seen major releases
The landscape of developer tools is shifting faster than ever. In just the past two weeks, we’ve seen major releases
Most teams graduate from “it works on my machine” to CI/CD, then stop iterating on their pipelines. The workflow file
Continue readingGitHub Actions: Practical CI/CD Patterns for Production Workflows
Rust 1.95 and 1.96 landed within weeks of each other this spring, and together they bring a surprisingly impactful set
Continue readingRust 1.95 and 1.96: Copy Ranges, cfg_select!, and Pattern Matching Upgrades
CQRS and Event Sourcing: Building an Order System from Scratch in Go Most of us build CRUD services by default:
Continue readingCQRS and Event Sourcing: Building an Order System from Scratch in Go
Every backend team eventually builds the same thing: a rickety scaffolding of cron jobs, background workers, message queues, and status
Continue readingpg_durable: Durable Workflows Inside PostgreSQL Without External Infrastructure
Every container you ship to production is an attack surface. Debian or Ubuntu-based container images typically bundle hundreds of OS
Continue readingContainer Security in Production: A Practical Hardening Playbook
Microsoft’s Build 2026 conference delivered a move that had been anticipated for months but still landed with weight: the company
Every public API has a ceiling. Whether you’re running a SaaS platform, a microservice cluster, or a simple REST endpoint,
Every codebase has one: a function that started as a simple if/else and grew into a 200-line switch statement with
AI agents have a skill problem. You give a language model a system prompt — or “skill” — and it
Continue readingSkillOpt: Training AI Agent Skills Like Neural Networks