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[Read more](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/magazine/700-first-time-sponsor-guide-what-to-know-before-your-first-wearedevelopers-world-congress) ## Introducing Redis Agent Memory Server **By:** Andrew Brookins, Raphael De Lio **Published:** February 24, 2026 One of the biggest challenges AI engineers face today is memory management. Large language models are stateless. Every request must carry all the information the model needs to respond well. This is the art of context engineering. Building agents is about shaping context. Previous messages, avail... [Read more](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/magazine/699-introducing-redis-agent-memory-server) ## Dev Digest 208: 4 Hours Code a Day, WebMCP Insights, PyTorch for Beginners **By:** Daniel Cranney **Published:** February 23, 2026 Inside last week’s Dev Digest 208 . ⏳ You can only code 4 hours per day 📡 How your Bluetooth devices snitch on you 🤖 What to learn about AEO and GEO from OpenAI’s GPT-5 tokeniser 📰 AI agent writing hit pieces on software maintainers 🛡️ OpenClaw threats and how to handle them 🔒 Why AI agents shou... [Read more](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/magazine/698-dev-digest-208-4-hours-code-a-day-webmcp-insights-pytorch-for-beginners) ## The Overflow: 4 Tools for Fast File Sharing **By:** Daniel Cranney **Published:** February 20, 2026 Every week, we go through almost 500 links from around the web, sharing the very best ones in our Dev Digest newsletter. We’re sent - and stumble upon - all kinds of incredible tools, so we thought we’d put together a rolling series where she share the very best tools, to make sure nothing gets m... [Read more](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/magazine/697-the-overflow-4-tools-for-fast-file-sharing) ## WebMCP: Empowering Agents as First-Class Citizens of the Web **By:** Chris Heilmann **Published:** February 18, 2026 WebMCP is an exciting W3C proposal that just landed in Chrome Canary to try out . The idea is that you can use some HTML attributes on a form or register JavaScript tool methods to give agents direct access to content. This gives us as content providers and web developers an active way to point... [Read more](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/magazine/696-webmcp-empowering-agents-as-first-class-citizens-of-the-web) ## Dev Digest 207: Spring Cleaning, AI Agent Manipulation and Stopping Bad Bots **By:** Daniel Cranney **Published:** February 16, 2026 Inside last week’s Dev Digest 207 . 🤔 Nobody trusts AI but not many verify its outcomes 🛑 How to stop bad bots 🧪 A manipulation test page for AI agents 💖 How a heart emoji slowed down a page 100x 🎬 Embedding videos fast and without JavaScript 🍃 Spring cleaning for Macs 🗜️ Batch convert and compr... [Read more](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/magazine/695-dev-digest-207-spring-cleaning-ai-agent-manipulation-and-stopping-bad-bots) ## 5 GitHub Repos That Help You Ship and Show Your Work **By:** Daniel Cranney **Published:** February 16, 2026 If you’re a regular reader here, you’ll know we absolutely love open source. In particular, we have a soft spot for the small, practical repos, the ones that don’t look like much at first glance, but turn out to be incredibly useful. We’ve rounded up a few we’ve come across recently that you can ... [Read more](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/magazine/694-5-github-repos-that-help-you-ship-and-show-your-work) ## Events like RSAC Get You CISOs. Developers Decide What Actually Gets Deployed. **By:** Daniel Cranney **Published:** February 14, 2026 Everyone thinks CISOs make the final call on security tools. But in modern software organisations, adoption starts long before the boardroom, inside CI/CD pipelines, developer workflows, and pull requests. By the time a tool lands on an executive’s desk, engineering teams have already accepted or... [Read more](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/magazine/693-events-like-rsac-get-you-cisos-developers-decide-what-actually-gets-deployed) ## 5 Reasons Why Attending Conferences in 2026 Matters More Than You Think **By:** Christina Schaireiter **Published:** February 11, 2026 It’s 2026, and the “remote vs. office” debate has finally settled into a high-tech hybrid reality. While we’ve perfected the art of shipping production-grade code from decentralized hubs and home setups, something shifted. We realized that while AI can help us write code, it can’t replace the spa... [Read more](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/magazine/692-5-reasons-why-attending-conferences-in-2026-matters-more-than-you-think) ## Why SmartGit Is More Than a Git Client **By:** Syntevo **Published:** February 10, 2026 SmartGit is more than a Git client. It gives developers precise, transparent control in complex or enterprise environments, prioritizing clarity, predictability, and correctness over shortcuts – earning trust as a reliable companion when Git operations truly matter. SmartGit: More Than Just Anoth... [Read more](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/magazine/689-why-smartgit-is-more-than-a-git-client) ## Dev Digest 206: X Algorithm, Super Monkey Ball, Moltbot vs. Security **By:** Daniel Cranney **Published:** February 9, 2026 Inside last week’s Dev Digest 206 . 👀 How X chooses what you see 🟨 Building a JavaScript runtime in a month and a browser API in one shot 🔲 JavaScript frameworks heading into 2026 ⚠️ AI is getting better at detecting security issues 🔓 Moltbot is a security disaster 🆓 Hacking tools and free cours... [Read more](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/magazine/691-dev-digest-206-x-algorithm-super-monkey-ball-moltbot-vs-security) ## Use GitHub Sponsors Like Patreon: Gate Features and Check Sponsorships **By:** Daniel Cranney **Published:** February 5, 2026 On a recent episode of Coffee with Developers, we heard from cURL founder Daniel Stenberg about what it’s like to run a popular open source project, and the challenge of monetising it. Some survive on donations from sponsors, others on income from paid features or enterprise-level customers, or p... [Read more](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/magazine/690-use-github-sponsors-like-patreon-gate-features-and-check-sponsorships) [Next page](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/magazine?page=6)