Tools

Landlock lets a Linux process restrict its own filesystem access using three syscalls and no root. It's been in the kernel since 2021.

CSS random() landed in Safari in late 2025, but Chrome and Firefox support is still pending. Here's how to polyfill it today.

Ten million free tokens sound generous until Monday morning. The real bottleneck is always reviewer attention, not token count.

Microservices require more than unit tests. This guide covers all three testing layers needed for reliable, production-ready services.

The browser now handles what many popular libraries once did. Here's how to audit your dependencies and remove what you no longer need.

Learn how to scope GitHub Actions permissions to the minimum needed, split read and write access across jobs, and verify workflows still pass.

Stripe's Machine Payments Protocol lets AI agents discover, authorize, and complete payments for paid HTTP resources using a standardized Challenge–Credential–R

Data risk concentrates in accuracy, governance, and change management. A semantic layer addresses all three by consolidating control into a single source of tru

MacPaw's team explores how character-driven design can make AI assistants feel personal. Human creativity remains essential even as AI reshapes the field.

Snowflake's Umesh Unnikrishnan discusses CoCo and new releases from Snowflake Summit. Vivek Raghunathan shares a five-stage framework for AI-assisted engineerin

Fixing a bug in one place often leaves identical bugs hiding elsewhere. Here's a simple audit habit that closes all of them at once.

Most people don't crave new AI features. They want reliable tools that fit existing workflows and automate genuinely tedious tasks.