Brand deals (also called brand partnerships or collaborations) are agreements where a company partners with a content creator or influencer to promote its products or services. In a typical brand deal ...

BookStack is basically a wiki for your homelab. It’s designed to be 100% self-hosted, and you can even open it up with a reverse proxy to the web if you want others to be able to access your wiki too.

While Google’s NotebookLM has proven to be an excellent AI partner that excels at summarizing large documents and generating creative insights based on your uploaded sources, you can’t really use it ...

Recently a lot of users have been witnessing something that has no explanation. Apparently, something known as Windows Web Experience Pack was released to Windows 11/10 users via Windows Update, but ...

Front-end development is rapidly evolving, driven by large-language models, agentic workflows and serverless architecture — enabling smarter, scalable apps and blurring front- and back-end boundaries.

At Microsoft Build 2025, Satya Nadella took the stage with a message that was both reflective and visionary. In a keynote that bordered between developer passion and strategic ambition, Nadella made ...

You might’ve missed it amid the spectacle of Gemini demos and AI ethics panels, but Google quietly rewired the front end of the web at its annual I/O conference—and it’s worth your attention. Not just ...

When Matija Šošić started working in web development, he was surprised by how hard it was to build a full-stack production-ready web application. One of the biggest hurdles Šošić faced was navigating ...

Web3 wasn’t designed for humans at scale; it was built for machines. Its complexity has limited its adoption, but the “Post Web” stack is taking shape with AI agents emerging as autonomous economic ...

I remember the first time I tried running a language model locally - it was a mess of dependencies, configurations, and cryptic error messages. That's what makes ...

In this year's big Stack Overflow developer survey things are much the same for Microsoft-centric data points: VS Code and Visual Studio still rule the IDE roost, while .NET maintains its No. 1 ...