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Why Terraform with AI Matters in Modern DevOps Writing Terraform for anything beyond a small setup quickly becomes tedious. Once you start dealing with multiple modules, cross-resource dependencies, and AWS-specific quirks, the workflow slows down. Most of the time isn’t…

CSS :has() is not just a fancy :parent When :has() started popping up in specs and tweets, I mentally filed it under “cool, but not for shipping work.” I was wrong. Now it is in Chrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox.…

Your Claude response comes back in 800 milliseconds. You’re on a roll. Three features shipped before lunch. And somewhere, silently, your debugging intuition is going to sleep. I’ve been tracking a pattern across developer forums — not just V2EX, but…

DeepSeek made its V4-Pro 75% price cut permanent on May 22. The conventional read: “they got cheaper hardware.” The real story is more interesting — and it’s about a gap that’s not closing fast enough. What Happened On May 22,…

When you ask an AI agent to write a new feature, a good agent will eventually say: “I need to write a test for this.” But what happens next is usually messy. To figure out where that new test belongs,…

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s really like to work at JetBrains, this post is for you. We could tell you about our products, our offices, or the number of developers who use our tools, but the truth is, the…

JetBrains Rider 2026.2 EAP 3 is out! You can download this version from our website, update directly from within the IDE, use the free Toolbox App, or install it via snap packages. Download Rider 2026.2 EAP 3 Here’s what you…

You know that thing where you have a grid of cards, and you want them to fade in one after another? That staggered cascade effect. Looks great. Should be simple. And yet every time I’ve built it, the implementation has…

The Death of the PHP Request Lifecycle For decades, PHP’s greatest architectural advantage was its “share-nothing” architecture. A request comes in, the framework boots up, the database is queried, the response is sent, and then the entire PHP process dies.…

I Built a Local Autonomous Coding Agent with Ollama — Soul, Autonomy, and a 40-Round Agentic Loop What if your AI coding assistant had a personality, ran entirely on your GPU, and could work through a complex multi-file task without…

The Problem We Were Actually Solving Our primary goal was to facilitate seamless transactions between buyers and sellers of digital goods, leveraging the benefits of blockchain and decentralized networks. We aimed to create a marketplace where creators could sell their…

A client came to us with 8,000 SKUs across four store views — English, Dutch, German, French. Descriptions were either copied from supplier PDFs or missing entirely. The fix was obviously AI generation. The less obvious problem was that every…

The Problem We Were Actually Solving Behind the scenes, this application relies on a complex interplay of Apache Kafka topics, Redshift views, and Presto queries to fetch user information, generate quest narratives, and push notifications. As users began to interact…

Upgrade rhythms vary significantly among Kotlin’s user base. Some teams update whenever a new release lands without a second thought. On the other hand, a team inside a regulated organization moves on a multi-quarter cycle and treats every dependency as…

Kotlin turns 15 this year, and it really is everywhere. It powers systems behind everyday moments, such as tapping to pay, buying commuter rail tickets, using in-flight entertainment, and even filing tax returns online. As AI continues to reshape how…

Our (most likely) final update for TeamCity 2025.11 On-Premises servers has just been released. This updage addresses a tiny amount of issues, but includes four security problem fixes, so we recommend that you do not skip this update. See TeamCity…

Making software accessible often comes down to removing small but repeated points of friction in everyday workflows. Today, on Global Accessibility Awareness Day, we’re sharing recent improvements in JetBrains IDEs across several areas: compatibility with assistive technologies on various platforms,…

Today at KotlinConf 2026, we announced the Alpha release of the official Kotlin extension for Visual Studio Code. IntelliJ IDEA and Android Studio remain the most complete environments for Kotlin development. But not every Kotlin developer works there every day.…

Before WP-CLI, WordPress maintenance meant: browser open, log in to each site, click Update All, check if anything broke, log out, repeat. With 8 clients that was a half-day of clicking. Now it’s one command per site, or one command…

I had a fantasy. The fantasy was that programmatic SEO would let me skip the part where you write 200 individual articles and trick Google into ranking them. I had a structured dataset (US ZIP codes, cities, states) and a…

Every WordPress emergency I’ve seen in the last five years had the same root cause: someone tested an update on production. A staging environment eliminates this. If it breaks on staging, you fix it on staging. Nothing reaches the client’s…