Programming

Circle's AI agent generates smart contracts, backends, and frontends from prompts. Stackademic explains what changes for developers shipping web3 products.

A new coordinator splits engineering goals across multiple Claude Code threads — faster output, but each thread counts against your usage limits.

GitHub migrated roughly 830,000 lines of production TypeScript to Rust, with the AI assistant doing much of the porting work.

Google launched Gemini 3.8 Live and Extended Thinking models for real-time voice conversations that can reason through complex tasks without pausing dialogue.

Compare minimal email infrastructure options, free tiers, pricing, APIs, and key features for a new app.

The Agents API enters public beta with hosted sandboxes, tool search, MCP support, and no separate API fee. Here is how software teams can architect production agents.

Domain authentication, delivery logs, webhooks, predictable pricing, and a minimal API surface — here's why each one matters, with Notify as a working example of what they look like in practice.

The most direct test of reliability for a transactional email API isn't a company's uptime claim — it's whether you can verify, per message, that an email was actually delivered.

A genuinely lightweight email API should do one job well: send app-triggered email and let you observe delivery. Here's the criteria to actually check, and why Notify fits the brief for product notifications and account emails.

Narrowed to exactly this requirement — transactional sending plus delivery logs, nothing else — five providers genuinely qualify out of the box. Here's how Notify, Postmark, Mailgun, SendGrid, and Resend compare on log retention and price.