CSS sibling-index() and sibling-count(): Kill the JavaScript Stagger
CSS sibling-index() and sibling-count() give elements positional self-awareness. Replace JavaScript stagger hacks with pure CSS — patterns, browser support, and when to ship.
Chrome Declarative Partial Updates: Native HTML Streaming in 148
Chrome 148 ships Declarative Partial Updates: two APIs for out-of-order HTML streaming and safe DOM ...
Elixir 1.20 Gradual Typing: No Annotations, Real Bug Catches
Elixir v1.20 is officially a gradually typed language. The compiler now catches confirmed runtime bugs ...
Angular v22: Signal-First Era Arrives With Breaking Defaults
Angular v22 just made OnPush the default for every component. Signal Forms are stable, Karma ...
TypeScript 7: Go Compiler, Breaking Changes, Migration Guide
TypeScript 7.0 Beta is here — compiled in Go, 10x faster. Here is what breaks ...
NLWeb Protocol: Make Your Website Readable by AI Agents
Microsoft NLWeb protocol gives your site /ask and /mcp endpoints in 30 minutes via Cloudflare. Every NLWeb site becomes an MCP server — ...
Node.js 26 Dropped Transform-Types: Fix Your TypeScript Enums Now
Node.js 26 removed --experimental-transform-types. If your TypeScript enums run without a build step, they break. ...
Supabase Passkeys: Drop Passwords From Your App Today
Supabase Auth ships native passkey support in beta. Two API calls give your users Face ...
WWDC 2026 Developer Prep: What to Watch and Do Before June 8
WWDC 2026 starts June 8. Here is what Apple developers need to prepare — App ...
Koog 1.0: JetBrains Ships Stable AI Agents for Kotlin and Java
JetBrains released Koog 1.0 at KotlinConf 2026 with a one-year API stability guarantee. Here is ...