Silicon, software, and the engineers building both — with skepticism where marketing wants awe and credit where genuine craft deserves it.
Internal numbers from engineering samples put the new Mac lineup past desktop performance envelopes. What it means for Intel, AMD, and the long tail of Windows OEMs scrambling to respond.
The release notes undersell it. A tour of the new runtime assumptions and the first cracks shipped libraries will hit.
Usage data suggests most new DevEx startups won’t see a Series B. Here’s the shape of the shakeout.
Why the pricing changes matter more than the feature additions, and who quietly already migrated.
Banks, retail, and the last holdouts. Why SMS 2FA is finally done, and what teams still get wrong on implementation.
Server components, Svelte 6 and the quiet rehabilitation of ‘just HTML’. A map of who’s building what.
The coverage maps, the carrier deals, and the regulatory fights that aren’t over.
Fine-print changes on payments and discovery that flip the economics for a dozen categories.
Five engineering orgs, the same conclusion: the cost of distribution wasn’t worth it.
Why the single-database argument is getting louder, and which specialized vendors are most exposed.