The future of coding might not involve a traditional laptop. What if your entire development environment could live in your pocket, accessible through a pair of lightweight AR glasses? This isn't science fiction - it's happening right now.
In the ongoing battle between cyclists and urban traffic, a new lightweight sensor emerges as a potential game-changer. This $25 device promises to map safer cycling routes by intelligently tracking vehicle proximity and road hazards.
Web design just got a little smarter. Safari is rolling out a new CSS function that could change how we think about text and background color interactions. Imagine a world where your website automatically ensures readable text, without manual color tweaking.
In the fast-paced world of developer tools, a new text expander is making waves. Espanso, a cross-platform utility written in Rust, is transforming how tech professionals manage their text input, one snippet at a time.
In the world of Python development, type checking has long been a game of compromise. Slow tools, limited type inference, and complex configurations have frustrated developers seeking robust type safety. Enter Pyrefly: Meta's latest open-source project aiming to rewrite the rules of Python type checking.
JavaScript is getting smarter about cleaning up after itself. A new feature lets developers manage resources more predictably, bringing a touch of disciplined resource handling to the wild world of web programming.
Language models are changing how we communicate, debate, and perceive information. Their growing persuasive capabilities offer a glimpse into a future where artificial intelligence might reshape our understanding of conversation and argumentation.
Japan's transit technology isn't just a system - it's a glimpse into a smoother, faster future of urban mobility. Forget what you know about slow, clunky payment methods. This is innovation that moves at the speed of life.
Tech is changing faster than we can keep up. As smartphones become more invasive, a new wave of "alternative devices" promises to give users—and parents—more control over digital experiences.
