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  • SVG icons in the admin bar and menu in WordPress 7.2
    [5 Nov 26, 11:15am] You may have noticed the new shiny icons in the admin screens in WordPress 7.2 Beta. As previously announced on Replacing Dashicons in the admin bar and menu, the icons in the admin bar and menu are now inline SVGs from @wordpress/icons. Before, they…
  • Your Content Is Going To Get More Random!
    [5 Nov 26, 2:59am] Maybe not your content per se, but the ability to discover it is with the introduction of the /random/ endpoint in WordPress 7.2. A request to example.com/random/ will lead end users to a randomly selected published post. The feature is on by default…
  • Dev Chat Agenda – November 4, 2026
    [4 Nov 26, 6:57am] The next WordPress Developers Chat will take place on in the core channel on Make WordPress Slack. The live meeting focuses on upcoming releases and Core development, with time for discussions and open floor. If you have requests for help with a tick…
  • X-post: Flagship WordCamps on WP.org/news
    [3 Nov 26, 4:08pm] X-post from +make.wordpress.org/community: Flagship WordCamps on WP.org/news
  • X-post: Updates to the WordPress Marketing Repository
    [3 Nov 26, 2:19pm] X-post from +make.wordpress.org/marketing: Updates to the WordPress Marketing Repository

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  • Newly-developed paint could keep your home cooler and lower energy bills
    [6 Nov 26, 11:53am] A special white paint developed at the University of South Florida could offer a new way to cool buildings, reduce energy consumption and lessen reliance on air conditioning. Created in the lab of Distinguished University Professor Yogi Goswami, the…
  • AI helps find better recipes for 3D-printing titanium parts
    [6 Nov 26, 11:20am] Engineers can 3D-print high-performance titanium parts for aircraft, medical implants and advanced machinery, but finding the right printing settings can still require costly and time-consuming trial and error. A new study shows how artificial intell…
  • Target fabrication achieves new precision through additive manufacturing
    [6 Nov 26, 11:04am] What happens when additive manufacturing meets target fabrication engineering? An impossibly small, submillimeter-scale cone that can be manufactured 10 times faster than before, enabling new target configurations for experiments at Lawrence Livermor…
  • Anthropic may need to cut IPO ambitions as investors balk: Report
    [6 Nov 26, 8:58am] Anthropic may have to accept a lower valuation than the $1.5 trillion it had been targeting for its stock market debut, after a sharp tech sell-off spooked key investors, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.
  • Researchers teach football to AI models
    [6 Nov 26, 2:40am] The NFL has given Carnegie Mellon University researchers access to official film and on-field data to develop new technologies that can enhance the way coaches, players and fans annotate, analyze and understand games.

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  • Data Access Testing With @testcontainers
    [4 Nov 26, 12:58pm] Testing data access code has always been awkward: unit tests want to be fast and isolated, and a real database is neither. With Docker and @testcontainers you can spin up a throwaway Postgres inside your Vitest suite, push your Drizzle schema into it…
  • Multi-Column Different-Speed Scrolling
    [3 Nov 26, 8:24pm] Scroll-Driven Animations can step in and make scrolling feel different even if you aren't actually interfering with the actual page scroll.
  • Overriding Heading Levels With the headingoffset HTML Attribute
    [2 Nov 26, 1:27pm] The new headingoffset HTML attribute lets you bump a heading’s level up by adding to it, which is handy when a component’s h1 needs to be an h2 somewhere else. Here’s how the math works, how to reset it, how to style the result with :heading(), and w…
  • Two Circles, One Connection, and border-shape
    [30 Oct 26, 1:28pm] Swapping the clip-path arrow from the previous article for border-shape and shape(), we can connect two draggable circles with fancy curved lines that stay perfectly aligned.
  • Useful @custom-media Presets
    [29 Oct 26, 12:34am] Custom media queries let you name and reuse media queries the way custom properties do for values. Here’s a set of drop-in @custom-media presets for input mechanisms, breakpoints, and true HDR, plus a container style query version of each that works…
  • How I Used Claude Code to Speed Up My Shell Startup by 95%
    [28 Oct 26, 3:35am] I like the idea of "Please suggest 10 improvements to my ~/.zshrc" as a prompt (John Lindquist). Nick Taylor wrote up all the stuff it found for him and got nearly a second back for every fresh terminal opened.

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  • Welcome to life in the chip age
    [6 Nov 26, 8:40am] Ryan sits down with Rakesh Kumar, professor of computer engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, about the astounding complexity of manufacturing modern semiconductors, the massive environmental and geopolitical footprint of AI dat…
  • Don’t Build the Reusable Component Yet
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  • Your .NET parallel loop can become serial in a one-CPU container
    [4 Nov 26, 4:34pm] CPU-based defaults can leave an I/O-heavy loop processing one record at a time. Raising the limit helps, but each downstream service still needs a concurrency budget it can handle.
  • Oh, your agents need OAuth2, too
    [3 Nov 26, 8:40am] Recorded at LDX3 by LeadDev, Ryan chats with Dan Moore, Senior Director of CIAM Strategy and Identity Standards at FusionAuth, about adapting established OAuth2 protocols for the agentic era, the security necessity of giving autonomous AI agents thei…
  • It’s ok that computers are (sometimes) better than us
    [30 Oct 26, 7:40am] Ryan is joined by Charity Majors, co-founder and CTO at Honeycomb, for a conversation about applying the concept of immutable infrastructure to software development to treat code like cattle instead of pets, shifting the paradigm of system specificat…
  • The reports of Stack Overflow's death are greatly exaggerated
    [29 Oct 26, 10:30pm] I’ve seen the recent predictions about Stack Overflow’s demise. They make for compelling headlines, but they confuse a change in how people access knowledge with the disappearance of the knowledge—and the company—behind it.

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  • Inside GitHub’s new Git storage architecture
    [5 Nov 26, 8:23pm] GitHub's new Git storage architecture is built so thousands of agents can push to a single repository at once. Here's how it works.The post Inside GitHub’s new Git storage architecture appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
  • Accessibility statements now have a home on GitHub
    [5 Nov 26, 4:00pm] GitHub now highlights ACCESSIBILITY.md files and helps maintainers document accessibility goals, known barriers, supported environments, contributor expectations, and reporting processes.The post Accessibility statements now have a home on GitHub ap…
  • Arnis turns any place on Earth into a Minecraft world
    [3 Nov 26, 4:00pm] Louis Erbkamm built the first prototype in his free time. Now GitHub Copilot helps him maintain it alone.The post Arnis turns any place on Earth into a Minecraft world appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
  • Game Off 2026: The theme is SHIFT
    [1 Nov 26, 9:36pm] GitHub’s annual month-long game jam is back for its 14th year! This November, make a game inspired by the theme SHIFT. Change gears, swap perspectives, bend reality, or just press a certain key.The post Game Off 2026: The theme is SHIFT appeared fir…
  • GitHub Universe 2026: Evolving every layer of the stack
    [28 Oct 26, 4:09pm] Today, we laid out our vision for GitHub as the most comprehensive, end-to-end software delivery system in the world.The post GitHub Universe 2026: Evolving every layer of the stack appeared first on The GitHub Blog.

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  • Kiro introduces Kiro Bots, goal-oriented agents
    [5 Nov 26, 7:00pm] In a major development for software engineering teams, Kiro has officially announced the general availability of Kiro bots within Kiro Crew. The release introduces named, long-running artificial intelligence agents designed to restructure how agentic…
  • Why AI Adoption Depends on Business Processes, Not Just Technology
    [5 Nov 26, 5:39pm] Businesses are investing in artificial intelligence to reduce manual work, improve customer service, and make everyday operations more efficient. New AI tools can process documents, answer customer questions, analyse information, and support business…
  • Blitzy Announces Collaboration with Microsoft to Accelerate Legacy Modernization and Software Development at Scale 
    [5 Nov 26, 4:09pm] Blitzy, an autonomous software development platform built for enterprise codebases, announced it will work with Microsoft Frontier Company to develop and deliver solutions aimed at helping enterprises understand, modernize, and continuously evolve so…
  • Blocks introduces Builderlab to bring ideas and execution together
    [4 Nov 26, 8:52pm] Intelligence company Block has introduced Builderlab, an enterprise intelligence toolkit built atop Buzz, the company’s open-source workspace where conversations, code and agent activity live. The thinking behind the toolkit was that in building soft…
  • Your AI Bill Is a Data Problem
    [4 Nov 26, 8:20pm] Enterprises are getting better at seeing what they spend on AI. Proving what they got for it is another matter. During a recent SD Times Live! Supercast on the economics of AI, J.R. Storment, executive director of the Tokenomics Foundation, described…

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  • Snap Gets Its RAND Trial Against Dolby and Access Advance. Five Issues to Watch
    [2 Nov 26, 10:14pm] You may have heard about a recent decision in Snap’s UK licensing dispute with Dolby and Access Advance. Here’s what you need to know. Background Dolby sued Snap for HEVC and AV1 patent infringement in Delaware and Rio de Janeiro on March 23, 2026, s…
  • Optimizing x265 with FFmpeg
    [22 Oct 26, 7:41pm] If you distribute 4K or HDR video, HEVC is a must-have, not a nice-to-have. That’s the format the TVs and devices that play 4K HDR expect, and H.264 isn’t a realistic alternative. But what if you’re distributing 1080p SDR video? In this case, H.264 p…
  • When Will AV2 and VVC Be Worth Deploying?
    [8 Oct 26, 6:48pm] Consider this beta version 0.9 of my algorithmic view of how codec markets are penetrated. There are lots of assumptions that I’ve tried to document in the readme tab of the Excel file you can download below. I assume there will be errors in both mat…
  • Why CDN77 Chose NETINT Quadra for Large-Scale Live Transcoding
    [29 Sep 26, 6:36pm] While visiting Prague before IBC 2026, I sat down with Michal Hošna, a Media Systems Architect at CDN77. We discussed CDN77’s recent decision to purchase a few thousand NETINT Quadra T1U transcoders for large-scale live production, primarily for soci…

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