9032. Apologizing for My Obsessiveness Over Punctuation (code.dblock.org)
You may have landed here because I had just apologized for my obsessiveness over punctuation in a GitHub comment and requested changes to your pull request, or you noticed me adding periods to a sentence in the otherwise excellent document you have authored. This is not the first time, and my condit...
9033. Exploring 30 Years of Postgres History with Replit and Vercel v0 (neon.com)
We often take Postgres features like JSONB, Row Level Security (RLS), and Point-In-Time Recovery (PITR) for granted. Yet, these powerful features we know and love weren’t always available; they’re the result of over 30 years of dedicated development and almost 61000 Git commits. Curious about this r...
9034. PayPal Begins Rollout of MCP Servers to Accelerate Agentic Commerce (medium.com)
9035. Bootstrap 5.3.5 (blog.getbootstrap.com)
Bootstrap v5.3.5 was released as a hotfix for a regression from upstream in Autoprefixer that caused floating form labels to always be “floated” in Firefox due to unintended CSS output. Read the GitHub v5.3.5 changelog for a full list of changes (including a ton of documentation and dependency updat...
9036. Choosing Wisely: for vs. forEach in Kotlin (A Thinking Dev’s Perspective) (blog.blundellapps.co.uk)
The forEach loop, are you using it without thinking? In Kotlin, empirically forEach is often the go-to loop, it’s pragmatically close at reach in the IDE auto-complete, but is it always the right choice? This… Read more of Choosing Wisely: for vs. forEach in Kotlin (A Thinking Dev’s Perspective) → T...
9037. Announcing Neon’s Remote MCP Server (neon.com)
At Neon, we like to be on top of things, especially when it comes to AI. We first announced our MCP server back on December 3rd, 2024. That was a long time before MCP really took off, and we’ve been iterating on our MCP server’s capabilities ever since. You can read more about our MCP […]
9038. Run and share custom queries in Observability Plus (vercel.com)
9039. Meet Cursor Tab and Never Look Back: The Future of AI-Assisted Coding (neon.com)
It’s crazy to think that “vibe coding” started just weeks ago, with this tweet from Andrej Karpathy: Now, you can get a job as a vibe coder, and Stanford professors are giving lectures on it. That escalated quickly. In its short life, vibe coding has come to mean all kinds of AI-assisted workflows...
9040. The Noisy Neighbor Problem in Multitenant Architectures (neon.com)
Reddit’s answer for solving noisy neighbors is simple: Have a talk with them, if you can stay calm, be as straight forward as possible. Don’t bend on your position. At least find out what the other neighbors think. Good advice, but it can be difficult to talk to CPUs; they tend not to like it […]
9041. Supabase MCP Server (supabase.com)
Connect your AI tools to Supabase using MCP
9042. Top 10 Launches of Launch Week 14 (supabase.com)
Highlights from Launch Week 14
9043. Data API Routes to Nearest Read Replica (supabase.com)
Route your Data API (PostgREST) requests to the nearest Read Replica
9044. Accept JSON Object in Ash Graphql (jaketrent.com)
Here's how to send json as an input variable to a graphql endpoint in ash_graphql.EndpointAsh is all about the declarations. I hereby declare that we'll write an endpoint that takes a JSON object. For our purpose, json just means an object, or a non-scalar.defmodule MyEntity do # ... actions do crea...
9045. IRC Client in Terminal (jaketrent.com)
Here's a solid IRC client for the terminal.Install a clientWant more terminal time? What better place for programmer chat?irssi is a solid little IRC chat client. Install it:sudo apt install irssiChoose a serverWell, where do we want to go? Let's chat Elixir. It used to be on freenode but moved to L...
9046. A Firefox addon for putting prices into perspective (drewdevault.com)
I had a fun idea for a small project this weekend, and so I quickly put it together over the couple of days. The result is Price Perspective.Humor me: have you ever bought something, considered the price, and wondered how that price would look to someone else? Someone in the developing world, or a b...
9047. A Firefox addon for putting prices into perspective (drewdevault.com)
I had a fun idea for a small project this weekend, and so I quickly put it together over the couple of days. The result is Price Perspective. Humor me: have you ever bought something, considered the price, and wondered how that price would look to someone else? Someone in the developing world, or a ...
9048. Vector Sets are part of Redis ()
Yesterday we finally merged vector sets into Redis, here you can find the README that explains in detail what you get: https://github.com/redis/redis/blob/unstable/modules/vector-sets/README.md The goal of the new data structure is, in short, to create a new “Set alike” data type, similar to Sorted ...
9049. Bootstrap 5.3.4 (blog.getbootstrap.com)
Bootstrap v5.3.4 is here with several bug fixes and a load of documentation updates. Here are a handful of highlights from the CSS and JS changes: Fixed modal and offcanvas headers collapsing when any padding variables were set to 0. Fixed close button display in color modes. Fixed light mode carous...
9050. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is now available (vercel.com)
9051. Vercel Secure Compute now supports multiple environments (vercel.com)
9052. How PAIGE grew revenue by 22% with Shopify, Next.js, and Vercel (vercel.com)
9053. Announcing Warp Preview (www.warp.dev)
We’re excited to introduce Warp Preview: a public early-access program for anyone who wants to explore our newest and most experimental features. By creating Preview as a separate version from our stable build, we can share big ideas sooner—while ensuring you always have a reliable version of Warp t...
9054. New artist name field on our API (developers.soundcloud.com)
A while ago we made an improvement to how track and artist information is displayed on SoundCloud, making it clearer and easier to…
9055. Discord Patch Notes: April 3, 2025 (discord.com)
Check out the finer details of the more technical fixes implemented into Discord recently.
9056. Declarative Schemas for Simpler Database Management (supabase.com)
Simplify managing and maintaining complex database schemas
9057. CSS-only glitch effect (muffinman.io)
Let me show you how I created a CSS-only image glitch effect. I was working on the robot poet and wanted my robotic bard to glitch - because it felt fitting given the quality of poetry it generates. Here's the final result: The effect involves quite a bit of HTML and CSS but no JavaScript. I did use...
9058. New artist name field on our API (developers.soundcloud.com)
A while ago we made an improvement to how track and artist information is displayed on SoundCloud, making it clearer and easier to…
9059. Ecommerce Analytics: Unlocking Data to Drive Growth (deploy-preview-325--pubnub-web-builder.netlify.app)
Harness the power of real-time eCommerce metrics! Optimize with event-driven architecture, AI and predictive analytics to drive growth & enhance user experience
9060. Ecommerce Analytics: Unlocking Data to Drive Growth (www.pubnub.com)
Harness the power of real-time eCommerce metrics! Optimize with event-driven architecture, AI and predictive analytics to drive growth & enhance user experience