Fizzy Auto-Delete Is Gaslighting, Not a Feature
Basecamp's Fizzy auto-deletes cards after 30 days. Sounds helpful? It's not. Here's why tools that hide problems instead of exposing them are gaslighting.
RTO Mandates Backfire: 73% Quit Risk, Developer Exodus
Eighty-three percent of CEOs expect full return-to-office within three years. Only 44% of workers will ...
Technical Debt Crisis 2025: 33% Time Wasted, $1.5M Cost
Engineers spend 33% of their time on technical debt instead of building features, costing $1.5 ...
CSS if() Function in Chrome 137: Progressive Enhancement Guide
CSS has finally gained native conditional logic through the if() function in Chrome 137, eliminating ...
Antithesis Raises $105M Series A: Testing Tool That Validated Ethereum’s Merge
Antithesis raised $105M led by Jane Street for deterministic simulation testing. The tool found 100+ ...
Gemini 2.0 and the Agentic AI Era: Jules Code Agent Explained
Google just declared we’re entering the “agentic era” of AI with their Gemini 2.0 release. Strip away the marketing, and here’s what that ...
GlassWorm Worm Hits VSCode With Invisible Malware
GlassWorm malware has returned for the third time, infecting 24 new VSCode extensions across OpenVSX ...
JetBrains 2025: 85% Use AI, 66% Say Metrics Broken
JetBrains just released their annual Developer Ecosystem 2025 survey—24,534 developers across 194 countries—and it reveals ...
TypeScript Overtakes Python as GitHub’s #1 Language
In August 2025, TypeScript achieved what seemed impossible just years ago—it dethroned both Python and ...
MinIO Enters Maintenance Mode: OSS Storage Strategy Shift
MinIO announced maintenance mode Dec 3, 2025. Security patches continue, features pause. Learn what this ...
