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Share a list of Chinese independent developer projects, covering high-quality projects in multiple categories, aiming to provide inspiration and business reference for developers.
Google announces the Developer Program Builders Hub, a resource for developers to deepen knowledge and connect with others.
Google Maps Platform Product Manager Angela Yu discussed the shift from developers to builders in the AI era at NYC Community Day, emphasizing agents, spatial intelligence, and how Google's data empowers builders.
Evan You reflects on the freedom of choice in open source, acknowledging that seeing users leave a project is difficult but ultimately a sign of a healthy ecosystem.
A practical guide for starting and sustaining a local Ruby meetup, from finding a venue to building community culture.
John Lindquist is excited to teach a workshop at AI Engineer World's Fair 2026, which promises to be bigger than previous editions with expanded expo, research sessions, and vertical tracks.
Paseo now supports Chinese. The team thanks the Chinese developer community for their support.
The article examines whether Microsoft has lost its competitive edge in AI, noting disappointing Copilot uptake, GitHub reliability issues, and competition from Anthropic's Claude Code, despite Satya Nadella's optimistic Build keynote focused on agentic AI.
An essay argues that AI's convenience is eroding the peer-driven culture of engineering, where mutual learning and mentorship thrived, and warns that treating AI as a peer removes the human growth from practices like code review.
Stack Overflow's forum has seen a decline in questions due to the rise of AI like ChatGPT, but the company remains resilient by leveraging AI itself. The article discusses the trend and provides data analysis.
NVIDIA and Google Cloud announced new learning paths, codelabs, and livestreams for their joint developer community at Google I/O, aimed at helping AI builders leverage the NVIDIA AI platform on Google Cloud with tools like JAX, NVIDIA Dynamo, and Gemma 4 models.
Agrim Singh highlights his brother Gabriel Chua leading a successful OpenAI Codex workshop at the aiDotEngineer conference in Singapore, drawing a large crowd.
This article promotes the Good First Issue project, which helps developers make their first contributions to open-source software by curating beginner-friendly issues across various projects.
Anthropic is co-hosting hackathons in San Francisco next week, inviting developers to build with Claude.
An opinion piece highlighting the thriving DGX Spark developer community that is collaboratively optimizing the hardware despite its limitations, with projects like Sparkrun and PrismaQuant.