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Tool definitions load into context before an agent does anything.
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JavaScript's Date object finally has a real replacement, and it's usable in production sooner than you'd think.
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Middle management is flattening industry-wide.
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Prompts drift.
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One inline conditional to replace three separate at-rules, once the rest of the web catches up.
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Anchor positioning and customizable selects both have real browser support now.
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A framework for deciding how many agents one engineer can actually run at once.
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A framework for staff engineers directing several agents at once, not just reviewing what one of them wrote.
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The native compiler is 8-12x faster.
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A framework for growing junior engineers now that AI has automated most of the entry-level workload.
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A framework for staff engineers reviewing pull requests an agent wrote.
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How I used AI through the Monocle.com rebuild.
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Benefits, challenges, and the role of AI.
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Less boilerplate, fewer surprises.
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Interoperability across browser vendors, explained.
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A small JavaScript function for the pseudo-class CSS never gave us.
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Accurate timelines, and a happy client.
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Component libraries and visual regression testing.
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Leveraging its insights to optimise performance.
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A component library, Storybook, and Next.js, all in one workspace.
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Practical ways to make code review less painful and more useful.
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A few rules that keep return statements from causing quiet bugs.
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A style guide for commits, and a hook that actually enforces it.
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Flat, hierarchical, modular, component-based, and feature-based, compared.
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Five things that actually move the needle, beyond an annual review.