Half of the memory you are about to hand-write for your agent is already sitting in your codebase. The other half, no indexer will ever find. Both gaps feel identical from the agent's side. It opens every session knowing nothing about your systems, ...

In early June 2026, Matthew Prince – CEO and co-founder of Cloudflare – confirmed a historic milestone on X Twitter: For the first time in internet history, automated bot traffic has officially surpassed human traffic. According to real-time data fr...

The industry shift from standard Large Language Models LLMs to Large Reasoning Models LRMs, such as OpenAI’s o-series and Gemini 2.5 Pro, has introduced a critical security paradox. While "thinking step-by-step" improves performance on complex logic ...

For years, proper security auditing was something only well-funded companies could afford. That's changing fast - and the implications for small teams are significant. The Old Security Problem Small Teams Couldn't Solve If you've ever shipped a pro...

AI is getting better at thinking - not just typing. Here's why that shift changes the decisions you make every day at work. The Gap Between "AI Hype" and What AI Can Actually Do Now For the past few years, most people used AI tools the same way: wr...

The European Union's Cyber Resilience Act CRA1, Regulation EU 2024/2847, introduces stringent cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements entering the EU market. For developers building AI applications and agentic systems, this regu...

Tuesday coding tips are super short posts about various tidbits mainly from C++, but also from other programming languages I use. You can also follow the #TuesdayCodingTips hashtag on Mastodon and Linkedin. Resource Acquisition is Initialization RA...

> Do roadmaps actually help people learn? I am not sure. Because the first time I saw one, it did the exact opposite. I remember opening a DevOps roadmap at roadmap.sh and seeing Linux, Networking, AWS, Docker, Terraform, Kubernetes, CI/CD, Secur...

How to Hire a Website Developer in 2026: A Complete Guide From the Other Side of the Table Hiring Guide · Updated June 2026 · 12 min read · by Jacob Campbell I'm Jacob Campbell, and I've been the developer on the other side of this...

The six conversation metrics that catch what voice agent dashboards miss Most teams have shipped voice agents and most are not happy with them. In Hamming AI's State of Voice AI 2026, 87 percent of companies have deployed voice agents but only 12 p...

Hi dev.to I’m building SoapJS, a TypeScript framework focused on helping developers create backend applications using Clean Architecture principles with less boilerplate and clearer structure. It is still pre-1.0, so the API may change, but the co...

In the fast-paced world of web development, speed is often treated as the ultimate metric. We race against the clock to meet deadlines, pushing code to production with a sense of triumph. You shipped it fast. But did you ship it right? Moving quickl...

The Comment A few weeks ago I posted something I had put real care into. A public verification ledger, dozens of records, a session-start contract that checks an AI maintainer's working state before it touches an archive. The kind of post where the...

You probably have thousands of friends across social networks, hundreds of groups, memberships in industry communities and professional circles of every kind. You "know" a lot of people — but for the vast majority, your understanding stops at their n...

No developer likes writing documentation — especially maintaining documentation that's already out of date. But your LinkedIn, your personal homepage, your resume — they are, at bottom, a piece of human-facing API documentation you are forced to main...

In a previous posthttps://dev.to/alexiskypridemos/structuring-technical-documentation-by-date-5h0k, I advocated for a date-based documentation approach. I later realized this already has a name: a changeloghttps://keepachangelog.com. I shared the id...

I’ve been working on an ORM for Go which is lightweight, easy to use, type-safe, and developer-friendly at its core. The main goal of GoDB ORM is simple: > Make database handling in Go feel clean, predictable, and enjoyable — without heavy abstracti...