Google just announced Stitch, a new tool for building UIs with both code and visual editing. Features: composable design, fully customisable themes, live components, export to Figma and editable HTML/CSS code. Seems like this tool is part of the broader vibe coding trend.

This talk reveals how specifications, not prompts or code, are becoming the fundamental unit of programming, and why spec-writing is the new superpower. "The New Code", by Sean Grove (Sean Grove) from OpenAI. youtu.be/8rABwKRsec4

Supabase is missing a key step when it comes to connecting a frontend app to their backend. It's easy to build an app with mock JSON data, but turning that into real APIs is where things start to get tricky. iOS, Android and other systems offer migration tools, Supabase should

LM Studio is a must-have tool lmstudio.ai It lets you run LLMs like Llama, DeepSeek, Qwen or any compatible model from Hugging Face, directly on your laptop. You can even run a local server that listens on OpenAI-style endpoints. And it all runs offline 🙌

Just a few days ago, Google announced Genie 3 (short for Generative Interactive Environments). Things are moving at the speed of light. youtube.com/watch?v=PDKhUk…

I wonder if this is what Google Maps will look like in a couple of years. I like the idea of using Genie to turn all the Google Maps photos into a GTA-style immersive world.

The Apple Watch runs on watchOS and uses Swift to handle both logic and UI rendering. Xiaomi's watches run on HyperOS (Android-based) and use Kotlin. The watch I have, an Amazfit, runs on Zepp OS and uses a lightweight JavaScript engine to render the watch face, menus and apps.

Supervision has over 30K stars on GitHub. It's a Swiss Army knife for everything in computer vision. It lets you implement detection, classification, segmentation and annotation for any video. github.com/roboflow/super…

More and more people are using delphi.ai to create digital versions of themselves, especially coaches, teachers, nutritionists and influencers. I've seen a clone of Lenny Rachitsky, Peter Yang and even Terminator posing as a personal trainer called Arnold.