Typing Your Django Project in 2026 https://lobste.rs/s/ckczrr #python #web
https://blog.pecar.me/typing-your-django-project-in-2026/
web
Mozilla's position on the Prompt API https://lobste.rs/s/pcymmp #web
https://mastodon.social/@firefoxwebdevs/116492853483021978
micro-benchmarks don’t tell the whole story by @aziz https://lobste.rs/s/havzoc #lisp #performance #web
https://hyper.dev/2026/chez-scheme-letloop-transparent-async-microbenchmark/
The Fediverse deserves a dumb graphical client via @aks https://lobste.rs/s/7lmezq #web
https://adele.pages.casa/md/blog/the-fediverse-deserves-a-dumb-graphical-client.md
git-async web demo - A git browser in the browser https://lobste.rs/s/pwwn0j #show #rust #vcs #wasm #web
https://git-async.donk.systems/
dithering with css via @aks https://lobste.rs/s/jwzowr #css #web
https://ikesau.co/blog/dithering-with-css/
Aggressive AI scrapers are making it kinda suck to run wikis https://lobste.rs/s/k21pdb #web
https://weirdgloop.org/blog/clankers
No query strings here either https://lobste.rs/s/mqvfc0 #web
https://furrer.life/~timo/writings/2026/05/19/no-query-strings/
Every time there's something in the news about Google search, Kagi zealots come out of the woodwork to troll you into submission if you dare say anything about Kagi that doesn't resonate with their view. It's weird and people should stop being weird about technology like this.
Kagi started as an AI company that wanted to slurp up the internet to provide a question "answering" service not unlike what Google is proposing to replace web search with. Perhaps they've toned this rhetoric down a bit on their blog recently but there's no evidence I'm aware of that the business has changed mission. All of this is still available on Kagi's own blog---including the fact that they used to be kagi.ai---yet somehow it's controversial to point it out. If you're looking for a web search engine that isn't likely to turn into a slop extruder, Kagi is probably not going to be the one. Try @Mojeek or Marginalia. This list might be helpful too.
#web #search #dev #tech #software #AI #Kagi #WebSearch #InternetSearch #InformationRetrieval
Kagi started as an AI company that wanted to slurp up the internet to provide a question "answering" service not unlike what Google is proposing to replace web search with. Perhaps they've toned this rhetoric down a bit on their blog recently but there's no evidence I'm aware of that the business has changed mission. All of this is still available on Kagi's own blog---including the fact that they used to be kagi.ai---yet somehow it's controversial to point it out. If you're looking for a web search engine that isn't likely to turn into a slop extruder, Kagi is probably not going to be the one. Try @Mojeek or Marginalia. This list might be helpful too.
#web #search #dev #tech #software #AI #Kagi #WebSearch #InternetSearch #InformationRetrieval
Announcing Web Serial Support in Firefox https://lobste.rs/s/tbxmm1 #browsers #web
https://hacks.mozilla.org/2026/05/web-serial-support-in-firefox/
Major DNS Outage Hits .de Domains: DNSSEC Failure on May 5, 2026 https://lobste.rs/s/gprclr #networking #security #web
https://www.ip.network/blog/de-domain-dnssec-outage-may-2026
In other words Ladybird is no longer a free and open source software project. It is, in an important sense, closed now.
"Proprietary" means having owner(s). If the maintainers are the only ones allowed to introduce changes, they are establishing an ownership relationship over the codebase. I.e., it's a proprietary project, and that is the sense in which it's closed.
This is the destiny of most projects that go AI, in my opinion.
"Proprietary" means having owner(s). If the maintainers are the only ones allowed to introduce changes, they are establishing an ownership relationship over the codebase. I.e., it's a proprietary project, and that is the sense in which it's closed.
This is the destiny of most projects that go AI, in my opinion.
- https://exquisite.social/users/thomholwerda/statuses/116697078838020135
- https://ladybird.org/posts/changing-how-we-develop-ladybird/
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On forking the Web https://lobste.rs/s/ho7nqt #web
https://dillo-browser.org/lab/web-fork/
I Will Not Add Query Strings to Your URLs by @susam https://lobste.rs/s/vbit2a #web
https://susam.net/no-query-strings.html
Amazonbot is finally respecting robots.txt https://lobste.rs/s/yos02p #web
https://xeiaso.net/notes/2026/amazonbot-respecting-robots-txt/
My pastebin clone Vivipara and language musings by @aks https://lobste.rs/s/wnylwv #programming #web
https://akselmo.dev/posts/vivipara-and-languages/
Piping terminal output to the browser using systemfd https://lobste.rs/s/pdhf7w #browsers #linux #practices #web
https://blog.izissise.net/posts/webdev-livecompile/
Rethinking modularity in Ruby applications https://lobste.rs/s/jtscci #ruby #web
https://noteflakes.com/articles/2026-06-18-syntropy-modules
CSS & vertical rhythm for text, images, and tables by @vbernat https://lobste.rs/s/bvqio4 #web
https://vincent.bernat.ch/en/blog/2026-css-vertical-rhythm
Let Equals Equal Equals https://lobste.rs/s/pr2wmh #a11y #web
https://bennypowers.dev/posts/let-equals-equal-equals/
Dart Live, a compiler, VM, analyzer and hot reload on the web via Wasm https://lobste.rs/s/qwoixg #assembly #compilers #debugging #programming #wasm #web
https://modulovalue.github.io/dart-live/
Exploring the HTML-in-Canvas Proposal https://lobste.rs/s/dx4s7g #web
https://tympanus.net/codrops/2026/05/13/exploring-the-html-in-canvas-proposal/