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James Dayalverified • 15 hours • in Articles • 17 min read

Australia’s IT Job Market: Is Software Engineering Cooked?

Is Software Engineering in Australia Cooked? Why Experienced Developers Are Struggling to Find IT Jobs in 2026? Are software engineering jobs disappearing in Australia, or has the way companies hire developers fundamentally changed? If you are a s...

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alessandro_pignati • 2 days • in Articles • 3 min read

Your Firewall Has Never Seen a Prompt Injection Attack

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ApogeeWatcherverified • 1 day • in Articles • 8 min read

Audit the accessibility tree, not only the Lighthouse a11y score

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Sunny • 2 days • in Articles • 1 min read

Modern Chrome Extension Development: Manifest V3 Architecture & Best Practices

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PaulChen088 • 1 hour • in Articles • 12 min read

Domain Templates: Stop Configuring Your LLM Knowledge Base From Scratch

The Two Weeks Before the First Document There is a common pattern in knowledge management projects that nobody talks about enough: the first two weeks are not spent capturing knowledge. They are spent arguing about structure. What pages should exi...

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fluxread • 1 hour • in Articles • 1 min read

System Architecture for Governed AI Agents: Sandboxing, Telemetry, and Human Circuit Breakers

As autonomous agent swarms move into live production pipelines, relying on prompt engineering for safety is proving insufficient. A single hallucinated output passed to a downstream tool can compound into database corruption, unauthorized API calls, ...

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0xkikiola • 1 hour • in Articles • 4 min read

What Kubernetes Chaos Engineering Taught Me: Recovery Isn't Binary

A pod dying and a system recovering are not the same thing. That gap is where most of the interesting failures actually live, and it's what pushed me to build fault-sentinelhttps://github.com/aashiruu/fault-sentinel, a lightweight, Kubernetes-native ...

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Tom Smithverified • 4 hours • in Articles • 5 min read

BackBox's Kilter AI Keeps Humans in the Loop While Automating Network Fixes

As network vulnerabilities pile up faster than teams can patch them, most of the AI conversation in NetOps has centered on autonomy: letting AI agents make and execute changes on their own. BackBox is making a different bet. With the launch of its Ki...

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Joshblacc • 1 hour • in Articles • 2 min read

I finished the Tenzies "toy" and immediately hit a wall

I finished the Tenzies "toy" and immediately hit a wall So I wrapped up the basics course, played around with and extended the Tenzies app — a tutorial toy, not a real problem, as I keep reminding myself — and figured I was ready to build something...

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Md Siddikur Rahaman • 1 hour • in Articles • 10 min read

Building Full-Stack Applications That Survive the Real World

When people hear the term full-stack developer, they often think about someone who can write both frontend and backend code. They imagine a developer who knows HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Node.js, Python, databases, APIs, Git, and deployment. And...

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ilovejackylee • 1 hour • in Articles • 1 min read

Strip EXIF and AI Metadata in the Browser Before Instagram Upload

Most developers treat social uploads as a product problem for marketers. In practice it is also a metadata problem. When a creator exports a still from CapCut, Lightroom, or an AI-assisted editor, the file can still carry EXIF, XMP, GPS, and provena...

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DHSeaDev • 1 hour • in Articles • 7 min read

What Two "Separate" CSS Bugs Taught Me About Editing a Page

The Border Was Never a Border: What Two "Separate" CSS Bugs Taught Me About Editing a Page I Thought I Knew I spent an afternoon breaking my own homepage, and the useful part is not the fix. It is the order I did things in, which was wrong, and the...

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Kinfish • 1 hour • in Articles • 8 min read

How Farm.js compiles React components into direct DOM updates

title: How Farm.js compiles React components into direct DOM updates published: true tags: react, javascript, webdev, performance I've been building Farm.jshttps://farmjs.dev, a full-stack framework with an experimental ahead-of-time compiler for ...

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stepan-nikonov • 2 hours • in Articles • 8 min read

Author Authority for SEO: Evidence Without E-E-A-T Theater

Direct answer: build author authority by assigning a real content owner, linking every accurate byline to a useful author profile, showing firsthand evidence and sources inside the article, and making review and update ownership visible. Do not chase...

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Mark Kazakov • 2 hours • in Articles • 2 min read

Google Play’s 2027 app quality requirements

Google Play is introducing new requirements for memory usage, code optimization, and automatic login restoration when users change Android devices. Announced on August 26, 2026, the changes take effect in February and April 2027. Memory requirements...

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sothiss • 2 hours • in Articles • 8 min read

Maybe I Do Know Something After All

I’ve been thinking about writing more, but once again I found myself trapped in a loop of self-doubt. It’s difficult to have so many ideas and still feel unable to act on them—or to believe that, in the end, I have no knowledge worth sharing. I get s...

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Hardik Goel • 2 hours • in Articles • 1 min read

She Left OpenAI to Build Telepathy. The Machine Won’t Read Your Mind. It’ll Finish Your Sentences.

Two weeks ago, a 23-year-old alignment researcher named Naomi Bashkansky resigned from OpenAI. The next morning she started as a Founding Researcher at Conduit, a San Francisco startup with a mission statement that reads like a rejected Black Mirror ...

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Ijay • 3 hours • in Videos • 1 min read

How Kubernetes Works | Kubernetes Explained Simply for Beginners

Kubernetes can feel confusing when you first start learning it. Pods. Nodes. Services. Deployments. Scaling. There are so many new terms that it is easy to focus on memorizing definitions instead of understanding how everything connects. I recentl...

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Jeel Vankhede • 3 hours • in Articles • 5 min read

Lean Checked the Proof. Nobody Checked the Statement.

I was working on something and ran a review last week and the gate came back with a hold. One requirement partial, one missing. I fixed both, ran it again, and every id came back covered. Verdict pass. Then I sat and read the diff for another twent...

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karmadomains • 3 hours • in Articles • 1 min read

MCP: connect with OAuth

The MCP server now supports OAuth: ChatGPT, Claude.ai, and other OAuth-capable clients open a sign-in on karma.domains — you approve access on the consent page, with no need to paste a key by hand. A Pro plan or higher is required. After sign-in, th...

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iam_mofidul • 3 hours • in Articles • 3 min read

What 166K Clicks Taught Me About Using AI for SEO

!Google Search Console performance chart for Flingo showing 166,000 clicks, 1.39 million impressions, 11.9% CTR and an average position of 7.5 over three months, with traffic rising sharply in June and declining after its July peak.https://dev-to-up...

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