The Fortinet firewall breach reveals that thousands of devices were compromised due to easily guessable admin passwords.
Scammers on platforms like LinkedIn are using fake job interviews and coding exercises to trick developers into running malicious backdoors on their machines.
The "Clear" language combines specification and implementation, sparking a debate on whether abstracting code into natural language is a step forward or backward.
Google's Lighthouse now includes an "agentic readiness" score, raising questions about whether it's a valuable metric for AI interaction or simply marketing hype.
The true value of a developer lies in owning and solving complex problems, rather than simply writing lines of code that an AI could generate.
A security researcher exposed a massive vulnerability by registering as a fake football agent, which granted full access to live stream keys for the entire World Cup.
AWS is hosting a three-day hackathon at the WeAreDevelopers World Congress focused on building inclusive and impactful football-related technology.
A detailed article explains the technical differences between image compression formats, prompting a discussion on why modern, efficient formats are still not universally adopted.
Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a critical security feature for JavaScript, but its complexity makes it a common point of confusion for developers.
It can be cheaper and more effective for AI agents to take screenshots and perform OCR on web pages rather than parsing complex or poorly structured HTML.
CompileCat is a precompiler that optimizes JavaScript code, claiming to achieve significant performance boosts over standard execution.
Mac OCR is a command-line utility that leverages the native macOS OCR engine to quickly extract text from images and convert them into text files or searchable PDFs.
Past competitors explain that the motivation for joining Code100 is to challenge themselves, benchmark their skills against peers, and identify areas for improvement.
The hosts and guests play a game where they must decide if a series of bizarre technology and science headlines are real news or completely fabricated.
The main prize for Code100 is an NVIDIA Spark Station, and the competition format is being simplified to a local VS Code setup to avoid environment issues.
Jobs that call for the skills explored in this talk.