Month February 2026

A meta-runtime for building domain-specific, reactive execution engines. Just released version 0.3.0, with a cool new demo! Demo: CReact: Website:

I Built a YouTube Dislike Viewer with Next.js 16 Ever since YouTube removed the public dislike count, it’s been harder to judge video quality at a glance. So I built a simple tool to bring it back. Live site: …

I like Python. A lot, actually. It is hard to argue against it: Python dominates data science, AI, and a large part of backend development. But I am also a C++ developer, and over the last year I built my…

If you use Claude Code (Anthropic’s official CLI), you’ve probably experienced this frustration: You’re deep into a coding session on your work laptop. Claude remembers your project context, your preferences, your conversation history. Everything is flowing perfectly. Then you switch…

“I’m already paying for one AI coding tool. Should I switch?” This is the question I keep hearing from developers. GitHub Copilot was first. Cursor disrupted everything. And Cody quietly became the best option nobody talks about. After using all…

If You Depend on Eclipse Platform Technologies, Now Is the Time to Act While IDE usage declines, the underlying Eclipse Platform technologies remain mature and widely deployed. Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) and many of the components delivered through the…

Introduction Software testing plays a critical role in ensuring that applications function correctly, meet user expectations, and maintain high quality standards.Manual testing involves human testers executing test cases without automation tools, allowing them to evaluate software from a real user’s…

Requirements Functional Requirements Support sending notifications to users. Support delivery across multiple channels (Email, SMS, Push, In-app). Support critical and promotional notification types. Support user notification preferences and opt-in Support scheduled notifications. Support bulk notifications targeting large user groups. Support…

Let’s talk about a JavaScript expression that looks wrong but is 100% valid 👀 [] == ![] At first glance, most people expect this to be false. 👉 But the result is true. Let’s break it down step by step,…

Hey Vue developers! 👋 Remember BoldKit, the neubrutalism component library I introduced a few weeks ago? Well, I’ve got exciting news — BoldKit v2.0 is here with full Vue 3 support! If you missed the original announcement, BoldKit brings the…

Go (Golang) isn’t hype anymore. In 2026, Go is the language behind: Cloud-native systems ☁️ DevOps & platform tooling 🛠️ High-performance backends ⚡ Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform-level infrastructure If you’re learning Go right now and feeling confused, overwhelmed, or slow —…

We’re hiring: improving the services that support a global open source community The Eclipse Foundation supports a global open source community by providing trusted platforms, services, and governance. As a vendor-neutral organisation, we operate infrastructure that enables collaboration across projects,…

Jfokus 2026 This year’s Jfokus was probably the busiest I have had. My schedule filled up even though I didn’t have a talk at this year’s conference. This year, I joined the group of volunteer stage hosts, so I had…

IoT architecture at scale: why device-centric design no longer works IoT systems rarely fail because of hardware constraints. They fail because we continue to design them as collections of isolated devices rather than as distributed systems. As edge infrastructure, cloud…

When learning the principles of basic CSS, one is taught to write modular, reusable, and descriptive styles to ensure maintainability. But when developers become involved with real-world applications, it often feels impossible to add UI features without styles leaking into…