Today we released ADM: OpenSource tools configurator
Announces the open-source ADM v0.4.0 command line tool for configuring setups.
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Make this my feedAnnounces the open-source ADM v0.4.0 command line tool for configuring setups.

A community catalog reports 23 open-source projects now refuse AI-generated pull requests and summarizes their reviewer concerns.
A post questions who decides the open source stack under WordPress and why people pay for free software.
Google announced A2UI 1.0, an open protocol for generative UI and agentic experiences, dated 2026-11-11.
The author describes fixing a bug in Scapy's TCP-MD5 handling (issue #5229) caused by an incorrect bit-shift on the TCP data offset field.
ZigZag is an open source tool that converts SVG art into embroidery stitches and exports several file formats, built to avoid a machine's subscription requirement.
Lists five Rust projects that may shift how developers build software.
An essay discusses the software factory concept and what it means for how software is built.
A comparison of Formik and React Hook Form for handling forms in React projects.
A guide on using OpenAI Codex Security to scan a repository and verify AI-generated code fixes for bugs.

A Claude Code permission setting can expose database passwords through a settings.local.json file.

The piece argues that GitHub is increasingly becoming the central platform for managing the software development lifecycle.
A roundup of this week's security flaws, including a critical Quay registry bug and Linux kernel issues found using AI.
A write-up walks through chaining directory listing, audio transcription, WordPress XSS, and an OCR-based flaw to reach root on a lab machine.
The author describes a minimal IDE built for reviewing and committing AI-generated code.
A small team describes building a database client and then turning it into a VS Code extension.

An argument that Laravel projects often don't need the repository pattern and that teams should reduce architectural layers.

GitHub is removing the pull_request_target trigger from public repositories by default on December 2, and the author tests three workflows to show they remain unsafe.

jsdom 31 introduces a new CSS engine whose computed styles are tested against Chromium 153 with 111 of 118 matching.

A practical guide walks through key .NET 11 and C# 15 features with before-and-after code examples.

A real-world Lighthouse case study examines a 92/100 performance rating and what it reveals about website optimization on mobile and desktop.
A developer describes building a new Common Lisp compiler called Cleavir and its design.

A developer audits what a self-hosted AI coding agent could access, including exposed .env files and secrets, after Goldman Sachs restricted Claude Code.
A practical Python benchmark compares Apache Iceberg and Delta Lake performance for data pipeline workloads.
The article lists five common JWT validation mistakes that still appear in production systems and explains how attackers exploit them.
An article explains how to host the vLLM inference engine to serve many users from one GPU.

Discord rewrote part of its desktop app from Electron to Rust and GPUI, cutting size to about 290 MB.

An author presents 20 free, playable labs built from classic computer science textbooks to teach systems concepts by breaking them.
A developer walks through fixing a WebKit bug while investigating how JavaScript promises are implemented.
The article discusses how AI can generate code quickly but that the real skill is building software that actually works.

A common timezone bug in full-stack applications causes off-by-one date errors in production.
Discussion of adding native requires and ensures clauses to Rust, referencing the vstd and Verus verification frameworks.

Discusses the XSS risks of rendering LLM output in React and how generative UI changes the security picture.

A guide to authentication in FastAPI covering password hashing, JWTs, sessions, and refresh tokens.

A guide shows how to write a concise performance spec for AI agents covering workload, metrics, and trade-offs.

A post explains that Array.fromAsync runs async mapper work sequentially rather than concurrently, unlike Promise.all over map.
A new release of the tracing-systemd Rust library adds format string support for logging to systemd journal.

Introduces PyDataUI, a Python web framework built on FastAPI with optional Rust components.

The article describes how to build an acceptance test for evaluating AI image preprocessing.

Nolan Lawson benchmarks twelve web frameworks for AI coding agents, and the article examines the token cost and error implications for iOS architecture decisions.
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