Dev Tools

The everyday toolbox, examined. IDEs and editors, CLIs, frameworks, build pipelines, and the productivity tools that earn a place in your workflow — each with enough context to tell signal from noise.

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OpenSEO Isn't an Ahrefs Clone. It's a DataForSEO Front End

The 14k-star open-source SEO tool owns no index, and that's what makes its agent-first, per-call pricing work.

Mariana Souza

Bor Wants to Be Group Policy for Linux Desktops

An LGPL server-and-agent stack streams typed policies over mTLS in real time — and refuses to run scripts.

Article · 3w ago0

'Memory-Unsafe and Faster Than Yours' Is a Real Terminal

The stal/IX author's Zutty rewrite posts big throughput wins and skewers how terminal emulators get marketed.

Article · 3w ago0

F* Is the Verified Code Already Hiding in Your Stack

The proof-oriented language never went mainstream, but its extracted C runs in Firefox, Python, Windows, and the Linux kernel.

Article · 3w ago5

Go 1.27 Fixes What Generics Got Wrong

Generic methods, a json/v2 engine swap, and a stdlib uuid package land in the biggest release since 1.18.

Article · 4w ago4

RADV Already Ate Linux. Now Valve Points It at Windows

Collabora's experimental Win32 port runs Counter-Strike 2 atop a reverse-engineered, undocumented AMD kernel interface.

Article · 4w ago0

Randall Hyde's Assembly Sequel Picks a Fight With AI

The Art of 64-Bit Assembly returns with hand-built vtables, SEH, and coroutines — and a pointed claim about what LLMs can't teach.

Article · 4w ago0

NetBSD 11.0 Bets Big on RISC-V and 10 ms MicroVMs

The most portable BSD closes its RISC-V gap, modernizes Linux binary compat, and ships with unusual security candor.

Article · 4w ago2

The Art of 64-Bit Assembly Returns, Aimed at Your Runtime

Randall Hyde's Volume 2 dissects vtables, exceptions, and coroutines at the instruction level — with one big caveat.

Article · 4w ago0

That ripgrep Segfault Is Probably a Kernel Bug

A crash in ripgrep's static musl builds traces to a suspected memory-management race in Linux 7.0.

Article · 4w ago1

Solo Browser Passes Acid3 — Now Show the Code

cwbrowser claims a from-scratch Zig engine scoring 100/100, but in 2026 Acid3 is the easy part.

Article · 4w ago0

Your CI Pipeline Was Always Production

SLOs, error budgets, and owners for dev infrastructure — and why coding agents just made the case urgent.

Article · 4w ago1

Rust Builds Got 5.6% Faster. Read the Fine Print

The big wins landed in rustdoc and Clippy, while the compiler core's top contributor looks for funding.

Article · 4w ago0

GitHub's Native Stacked PRs End the Third-Party Era

The public preview folds a decade of Gerrit-style workflow tooling into the platform, with a few sharp edges left.

Article · 4w ago0

CodePen 2.0 Ends the Three-File Era

Five years of rebuilding give every pen a file system, npm, versions, and a deploy button.

Article · 4w ago0

GitHub's Native Stacked PRs Are a Decade Overdue

The public preview mainstreams Meta-style stacked diffs — and puts a whole category of workaround tools on notice.

Article · 4w ago0