5 Quick Links for Devs: Week 2, 2026
This week: New ways to browse the web, development is fun again, and we are all vibe coders now
Senior software developer, writer, lifelong learner. Strapping in for a wild ride into the future and sharing what I can along the way.
This week: New ways to browse the web, development is fun again, and we are all vibe coders now
An argument for tinkering in public and increasing your luck surface area
This week: leaning on native HTML over JavaScript, a sobering look at near-autonomous coding from Karpathy, scaling LLMs across real codebases, a thoughtful case for conscious LLM skepticism, and a blunt take on agentic engineering without prompt theatrics.
This week: a grounded Codex vs Claude Code comparison, Claude Code’s move into native LSP territory, the case for JSDoc as de facto TypeScript, why AI still can’t replace junior devs, and a pushback against AI-by-default software.
This week: LLMs at Oxide, building toast components, FizzBuzz in CSS, Opus 4.5 overview, and a holiday CLI challenge.
This week: CSS Subgrid layouts, Gemini CLI tips, the HTTP QUERY method, Advent of Code 2025, and Bun joining Anthropic.
This week: Non-trivial vibing with AI, generative image quality, NPM supply-chain attacks, Claude Opus 4.5, and open-source maintenance.
This week: Morphlex UI framework, Gemini 3 launch, Google's public code wiki, programming languages in the AI age, and interactive type reasoning.
This week: Date picker best practices, framework performance showdown, Sass in 2025, building agents, and switching to Helix editor.
This week: Git bisect mastery, Claude Code features, semantic HTML buttons, URL-based state, and when perfect code fails.