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08:33
2026-08-17
dev.to
developer-tools

I gave my coding agent its own computer

A developer detailed how they built a sandboxed virtual machine to give their coding agent its own computer, eliminating the risk of destructive commands. The setup uses Apple's Virtualization.framewo…

08:18
2026-08-17
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

How AI Is Making Mobile Accessibility Easier Than Ever

A new survey of mobile accessibility in 2026 finds that AI is beginning to narrow the accessibility gap, with on-device models in iOS and Android now generating image descriptions and live captions, a…

08:18
2026-08-17
dev.to
ai-infrastructure

Stripe Bought the Routing Layer

Stripe has acquired OpenRouter, a platform that routes developer requests to more than 400 AI models, signaling a strategic bet on the infrastructure layer that controls model selection rather than on…

08:18
2026-08-17
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

Models retire faster than operating systems

GoodBarber's engineering team has developed a model-agnostic AI pipeline that treats language models as swappable catalog entries rather than hard-coded dependencies, making model retirements routine …

08:13
2026-08-17
dev.to
developer-tools

Perchance AI: A Look at the Platform From a Developer's Angle

Perchance AI's platform is designed for extensibility, offering a JavaScript API and community-built wrappers such as a Python package that allow developers to integrate its text and image generators …

07:39
2026-08-17
dev.to
developer-tools

Functional languages are heavily imperative.

A developer argues that functional programming languages like Haskell are inherently imperative, citing academic papers from the 1990s that introduced imperative features to Haskell. The post highligh…

07:15
2026-08-17
dev.to
ai-products

Adoption Is a Latency Problem: The Zero-Backlog Policy

An engineer from an AI video project describes how a zero-backlog release policy, where user feedback is implemented within a day or two, turned one team into the project's owners and drove adoption. …

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