Dew Drop – January 21, 2026 (#4587)
A daily tech link roundup covering web development, AI tools, .NET updates, Windows utilities, and software engineering trends.
A daily tech link roundup covering web development, AI tools, .NET updates, Windows utilities, and software engineering trends.
A tutorial on creating a planet gravity platformer prototype using Phaser 4, Arcade Physics, and TypeScript, focusing on dynamic gravity rotation.
Explores how GenAI tools like ChatGPT are harming the online communities and open-source projects they were trained on, and discusses potential solutions.
A developer details the technical process of migrating 13,000 blog comments from a Drupal CMS to the Hugo static site generator, using LLMs as coding assistants.
A robotics engineer reflects on leaving humanoid robotics company 1X, discussing the company's growth and the 'magical objects' driving AI progress.
Analysis of the electricity consumption of AI coding agents like Claude Code, comparing it to household appliances based on token usage.
Analysis of the electricity consumption of AI coding agents like Claude Code, comparing it to daily household appliance usage.
A developer documents building HyperVideo, an interactive AI-powered video player with real-time Q&A using Azure AI services and Blazor.
A university professor describes an open-book exam where students could use chatbots, analyzing the low adoption rate and student motivations.
A university professor describes an open-book exam where students could use chatbots, analyzing the low adoption rate and student motivations.
GExperts Code Formatter now supports Delphi's new inline if/ternary operator syntax, a feature previously missing from IDE formatters.
An introduction to stylometry, the statistical analysis of writing style, with examples from historical texts and natural language processing.
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A developer shares insights and design considerations for building a distributed actor framework, based on experience with Dapr, Orleans, and a custom Go project.
Exploring how to create a generic, testable unit test runner in Fortran by extracting logic from the main program into reusable procedures.
Explores the AI-driven evolution of software engineering from autocomplete to autonomous agents, shifting the developer's role from coder to orchestrator.
Critique of Apple and Google's failure to enforce their own policies against abusive content on Twitter/X, questioning the legitimacy of their app store monopolies.
A tutorial on using Notehub Smart Fleets and watchdog events to automatically detect and group inactive IoT devices.
Explores NanoLang, a new programming language designed for LLMs, and tests AI's ability to generate working code in it.