Armin Ronacher announces a new software company founded in Vienna, focusing on open protocols, human agency, and ethical tech development.
Author announces a new personal GitHub account and organization after joining Microsoft, transferring all repositories from the old consulting-focused account.
Qwen3-TTS, a family of advanced multilingual text-to-speech models, is now open source, featuring voice cloning and description-based control.
Qwen3-TTS, a family of advanced multilingual text-to-speech models, is now open source, featuring voice cloning and description-based control.
A personal review of OpenClaw, an open-source AI assistant project that integrates with messaging apps and smart home devices, powered by Claude.
An architect details building Proximity, an open-source tool for visualizing walking-distance isochrones from public transport stops, as a sandbox for cloud architecture.
Discusses the unsustainable expectation of long-term support for open source software and the necessity of regular updates.
Introduction to a newsletter for software builders covering engineering practice, tools, open source, and reflections.
A developer shares lessons on managing open source projects, focusing on people skills, ego management, and leadership structures for success.
Explores free, open-source alternatives to MinIO for local S3 emulation in demos and dev pipelines, focusing on Docker, simplicity, and S3 compatibility.
Anthropic invests $1.5 million in the Python Software Foundation to support Python ecosystem security and core development.
Anthropic invests $1.5 million in the Python Software Foundation to support Python ecosystem security and core development.
The author announces their new role as Probabl's CSO to accelerate development of the scikit-learn machine learning library and its ecosystem.
A developer creates a web tool and Node.js library to generate Cistercian numeral characters as SVG/PNG images, with code available on GitHub.
A developer compares a paid Mac cleaning tool to a free, open-source CLI alternative called Mole for freeing up disk space.
Zach Leatherman announces his upcoming talk at the State of the Browser 2026 conference, a web development event.
Argues against anti-AI sentiment in software development, stating AI is a permanent, useful tool that will democratize coding and improve productivity.
Author explores the legal and ethical implications of using LLMs to port open source code between programming languages, based on personal experiments.
Author explores the legal and ethical implications of using LLMs to port open source code between programming languages, based on personal experiments.
Analyzes AI's dual impact: disrupting open-source sustainability while accelerating product experimentation and prototyping.
