5 Quick Links for Devs: Week 13, 2026
TypeScript 6 drops, how to slow down when everything is speeding up, Auto Mode for Claude and a new take on version control
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TypeScript 6 drops, how to slow down when everything is speeding up, Auto Mode for Claude and a new take on version control
We still need to code, LLM fatigue is upon us, maybe you don't need semicolons, and JS is still bloated!
A little dash of AI and a few updates from the world of Vim!
GPT 5.4 releases, who reviews the reviewers, and making a button in 2026
Tinkering on family dashboards, LLMs debating each other, and why writing code is cheap now
Some delicious split keyboards, another day another frontier LLM release, and a sprinkling of CSS
The overwhelming complexity of everything, another IDE I will eventually try again, and new models from Google & OpenAI
This week: OpenAI vs Anthropic, just use Postgres and the enshittification of API tooling
This week: SaaS is dead, how to build a runway, and generating utility libraries on the go
This week: Don't be afraid of Git rebase, the future of the net is in your files, and how Ralph took the agentic coding world by storm.