Apple’s Siri revamp could include auto-deleting chats

Privacy will be a major theme when Apple unveils a new version of Siri.

Why trust is a big question at the Elon Musk-OpenAI trial

A big theme in the trial’s final days was whether OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is trustworthy.

If you’re giving a commencement speech in 2026, maybe don’t mention AI

It's tough to get graduating students excited about a future shaped by artificial intelligence.

TechCrunch Mobility: The AI skills arms race is coming for automotive

Welcome back to TechCrunch Mobility — your central hub for news and insights on the future of transportation.

For Eclipse, the $2.5B Cerebras win is just the start of realizing its physical-world thesis

Investing in the real world was lonely for Lior Susan 10 years ago. Now his firm finds itself at the center of the tech world's action.

The haves and have nots of the AI gold rush

The vibes around the current AI boom aren't great, even in the tech industry.

Why are AI companies buying the teams behind your favorite dev tools?

AI companies are buying developer tools as coding agents turn runtimes, package managers, and linters into strategic infrastructure. The post Why are AI companies buying the teams behind your favorite dev tools? appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...

AI-assisted development governance: A practical guide

Learn how AI-assisted development governance uses rules, agents, hooks, and protocols to help AI coding tools produce safer, more consistent code. The post AI-assisted development governance: A practical guide appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...

The project that made me question the UX process

A three-week mobile banking project taught me that the “proper” UX process is not always realistic. Sometimes, the better approach is to work with what you know, identify what you still need to learn, and make the strongest decision possible under real constraints. The post The project that made me question the UX process appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...

How to rethink scope creep as strategic flexibility

Controlled scope creep can help PMs use capacity buffers, AI tools, and clear guardrails to turn new ideas into better outcomes. The post How to rethink scope creep as strategic flexibility appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...

Understanding A/B testing in UX research

A/B testing compares two versions of a design to see which performs better with real users. Here’s how UX teams can use it to test hypotheses, measure outcomes, and make smarter product decisions. The post Understanding A/B testing in UX research appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...

How to build your first MCP server with Node.js

A step-by-step guide to building your first MCP server using Node.js, covering core concepts, tool design, and upgrading from file storage to MySQL. The post How to build your first MCP server with Node.js appeared first on LogRocket Blog. ...

Go Benchmarks That Actually Mean Something Why Your “40% Faster” Optimization Does Nothing in…

Your JSON unmarshalling drops from 250ns to 150ns. That’s 40% faster! The graphs look amazing, your code review gets approved, everyone’s…

Go Benchmarks That Actually Mean Something Why Your “40% Faster” Optimization Does Nothing in Production — And What Actually Works

I spent 3 months building an AI motion tool so creators don't have to hate their workflow anymore

Let me be honest for a second.

I don't have a team. I don't have a research lab. I don't have a mocap suit hanging in my closet (I wish).

I'm just a builder who got really, really tired of watching creators give up on cool ideas because the tools were too painful.

That's why I built Motion Control AI .<...

How I Make DeepSeek Work Closer to Claude Code in Practice

People have been asking me how I make DeepSeek feel closer to Claude Code in real work.

My answer is not a magic prompt. It is a mentor model workflow.

I use a stronger model to plan, supervise, debug, and review. Then I let smaller or cheaper models handle bounded execution tasks in parallel.

Important caveat: I am not claiming DeepSeek is equivalent to Claude Code as a...

Veo 4 Doesn't Exist Yet, But People Are Already Selling It

I went looking for Google Veo 4 last week. I had three browser tabs open with "Veo 4" landing pages, a credit card warmed up, and 30 minutes blocked to test the model that everyone on my feed seemed to be talking about.

Two hours later I was pretty sure I had not actually found Google's Veo 4 anywhere on the open internet. So I documented what I did find. Sharing here because if you're ...

Best Productivity Apps for Adults with ADHD (Well Tested)

The Best Productivity Apps for Adults with ADHD (Tested Over Months, Not Days)

I've spent the last several months testing productivity apps specifically with ADHD brains in mind. Not because I wanted to write a listicle. Because the existing ones are terrible.

Most of them are written by people who don't have ADHD, recommending apps they've never used for more than a...

How We Keep Mobile Session Replay 17x Cheaper Than PostHog

How We Keep Mobile Session Replay 17× Cheaper Than PostHog

PostHog bills around $85/month for 25,000 sessions.

Rejourney bills $5/month.

At higher volumes, the gap gets even wider. At 350,000 sessions/month, Rejourney is roughly 20× cheaper.

This post is not about pricing strategy but...

11 Best V0 Alternatives 2025: Real Reviews & Pricing

Why Look Beyond V0 by Vercel? V0 by Vercel is solid for generating React components, but what if you need more than just frontend UI? Look, V0 does one thing really well - it takes your text prompts and spits out clean React components with Tailwind CSS. Perfect if you're building in the Vercel ecosystem and just need UI pieces. But here's what V0 can't do(as of now): Build full applications wit...

8 AI Developer Tools for Faster & Smarter Development 👨‍💻🚀

Artificial intelligence has been transforming the way software developers build applications by providing them with new ways to simplify repetitive tasks, increase their productivity, and create smarter programs. But the problem is that there are so many AI-powered tools coming out that deciding which ones to use and how to integrate them into your workflow might take a long time and be very frust...

The 5-Minute Kubernetes Cluster Health Check

TLDR You can check your Kubernetes cluster's health in under 5 minutes using five key commands: checking node status, monitoring resource usage, reviewing pod health across namespaces, investigating problem pods, and examining cluster events. This quick routine helps catch issues before they escalate into critical problems. Kubernetes is great until it's not. One bad node, a pod stuck in CrashLoop...

Livewire 4: The Future of PHP Components

This week at Laracon Caleb Porzio announced Livewire 4, which comes with unified components, performance improvements, and many more awesome goodies 🤤 Unifying Livewire Caleb takes the stage to address one of the most pressing issues in the Livewire's ecosystem: fragmentation. With three different ways to create Livewire components (traditional, Volt functional, and Volt class-based), the communi...

Laracon 2025 Keynote

This year's Laracon keynote was absolutely insane! There were seven segments packed with open source goodies, AI-powered development tools, and infrastructure that'll make you rethink what modern web development can be. Here's everything that went down. 🎯 New Framework Features (Taylor Otwell) 🚀 Open Source Deep Dive (Joe Tannenbaum) 🤖 Laravel AI (Ashley Hindle) 🎨 Laravel Design (David Hill) ...

Laravel Wayfinder

Laravel has announced a new package called Wayfinder. This package will allow you to easily generate fully-typed, importable TypeScript functions for your controllers and named routes, providing devs with a seamless integration between a Laravel backend and a TypeScript frontend. Let's learn how to use Wayfinder with the Laravel React Starter Kit. First, create a new Laravel app using the followin...