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@hacker_news_feedTech & AI
Top stories from Hacker News, posted automatically by an open-source bot. The fastest way to see what developers are discussing today.
Recent posts are automated links to stories that have climbed the Hacker News front page, each with the title, its score and age, and links to the article and the comment thread. Lately they include AI coding agents and debates on AI tools, malware in an npm package, Postgres performance, programming languages such as Zig and Julia, a Show HN project running PlayStation games in WebAssembly, security bug bounties and occasional science and culture pieces.
Tips, articles and news on programming, AI and large language models, and software design. Lists a contact for advertising.
Recent posts are short tech notes with links to blogs and documentation. Many cover new AI models and developer APIs from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, coding agents in Cursor and GitHub Copilot, and Model Context Protocol servers and tools. Others focus on the .NET ecosystem, such as new C# language features, runtime and garbage collection changes and pitfalls with date handling, plus Cloudflare engineering news and practical advice on testing and giving coding agents checks they can fail.
A JavaScript newsletter of news, articles and books, with regular quizzes.
Recent posts are mostly JavaScript code challenges that ask readers to predict what a short snippet prints, testing type coercion, operator precedence, closures, this binding, classes and private fields, generators, async ordering, promises and symbols. Between the quizzes, the channel shares a few links to tools and articles, such as a small desktop app framework, a performance budgeting tool, a frontend architecture essay, a write-up on speeding up web apps and a song recreated in JavaScript.
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@front_end_firstTech & AI
New articles on front-end development: JavaScript, CSS and frameworks such as React, Vue and Angular.
Recent posts are links to front-end development articles, each with a title and a short description. Topics include new CSS features such as container queries, anchor positioning, margin-trim and styling the native select element, React rendering and the Activity component, Angular Signal Forms and state management, TypeScript patterns and the JavaScript Temporal API. Engineering posts from GitHub and other teams on site performance also appear.
Headlines and excerpts from Linux and open-source news sites. Accepts donations.
Recent posts are short excerpts of Linux and open-source news, each with a source link to sites such as Phoronix, Linuxiac, The Register and GamingOnLinux plus hashtags. They cover kernel work like retiring an old compatibility ABI and the Rust-based Nova driver for NVIDIA, desktop releases for KDE, GNOME and COSMIC, Ubuntu news including a DDoS attack and RISC-V images, Steam and Proton gaming updates, app releases like Blender and Calibre, and occasional security stories.
Links to free programming resources, developer tools and computer science reading. Posts have no description, so open each link to see what it is.
Recent posts are bare links with no commentary. They point to programming books and tutorials on the shell, databases, data structures, memory management and performance, tools such as the Ghostty terminal, a regex visualizer and a JSON viewer, guides to building AI agents, language sites such as Unison and Lean, and occasional YouTube videos and coding games.
A developers community channel with links to a jobs channel and a site for submissions.
Recent posts are one-line links to articles and talks for programmers, tagged by subject and routed through the channel's own link shortener. Subjects include web performance and page size, TypeScript, Next.js and htmx, C and the Linux kernel, Postgres memory, floating point, game development without an engine, desktop UX and the limits of vibe coding with AI. Occasional notes from the admin cover updates to the Kutt URL shortener and a jobs channel.
Yegor Bugayenko (yegor256) on programming and the people who do it, with separate English and Russian discussion groups.
Recent posts are Yegor Bugayenko's own notes on programming, management and his projects. He shares new blog posts on coding agents and office politics, his Claude Code skills and a Ruby linter extension, Java Stream API research and benchmarks, the new volume of his Angry Tests book, calls for papers for the ICCQ conference and results of the KaiCode open source festival. A share of posts are in Russian and announce talks in Moscow, live streams, interviews and his film impressions.
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