SvelteKit 3, Solid 2 - Do they matter anymore?

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  We will have to accept AI-generated content

  15.10.2026

  11:50

  I think we'll have to get used to (and accept) AI generated content. Not to slop though.
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  Is software dead?

  13.10.2026

  12:15

  There's a lot of talk about software being dead. Unsurprisingly, it's complicated.
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  GPT 6 Astra - Good Beyond 3D?

  9.9.2026

  7:52

  GPT 6 Astra was released. It's a good model, I have to say. Especially for 3D work it seems to be a real game changer. But due to all the hype, you may be disappointed...
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  You may ignore Omarchy but not its impact

  26.8.2026

  7:40

  Omarchy got a lot of hype and visibility recently. But even if you don't care or don't use it, you shouldn't ignore it.
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  SvelteKit 3, Solid 2 - Do they matter anymore?

  18.8.2026

  13:33

  We're not going back to the JS framework wars. BUT new frameworks and framework versions are important. For a different reason now!
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  How we build software is changing: Are SaaS Companies Dead?

  28.7.2026

  10:05

  AI is changing how we build software and WHO can build software. And which kind of software still has some value attached to it, and which doesn't.
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  Bun's Zig => Rust Rewrite Is Impressive!

  13.7.2026

  19:07

  Bun was ported from Zig to Rust. And it's really impressive!
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  Do you still READ code? Should you?

  6.7.2026

  16:28

  There's been a debate (or "ragebait") on tech X about whether you should still read code. AI generated code, that is. So ... should you?
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  Fable 5 is back. But that doesn't mean you can use it.

  1.7.2026

  10:52

  Fable 5 is back ... kind of. Maybe not really. I'm not sure I'll be able to use it. You may not be either.
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  Google is losing & firing top personnel

  24.6.2026

  12:43

  Google is a big company. You can't miss that fact if you analyze their recent behavior regarding the Google workspace CLI...