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Anthropic releases a new Opus model amid Mythos Preview buzz
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The Verge · Technology

Anthropic releases a new Opus model amid Mythos Preview buzz

Anthropic has released its most powerful "generally available" model to date: Claude Opus 4.7. The company called it a step up from Opus 4.6 for advanced software engineering tasks, particularly in complex coding areas that in the past required more hand-holding. It's also supposed to be better at a...

Hayden Field
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Greedy Arrays in PHP
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DEV Community · Technology

Greedy Arrays in PHP

In some optimized PHP applications, you may occasionally see “strange code” like $this->array = [] after heavy usage. There’s an array that held many elements, and then it suddenly gets cleared by assigning a new empty array. You might think, “that’s just how the author wrote it.” But most likely...

Edmond
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AI Agent Payments in India: The Complete Infrastructure Guide (2026)
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DEV Community · Technology

AI Agent Payments in India: The Complete Infrastructure Guide (2026)

MoltPe gives Indian developers, freelancers, and AI startups dollar-denominated agent wallets that receive and send USDC globally with zero forex fees, zero gas fees, and sub-second settlement. No foreign entity required, no credit card to start, no minimum balance. Use it alongside UPI and Razorpay...

Umang Gupta
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Your Perimeter Is Already Gone — Edge Security Isn't a Checkbox
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DEV Community · Technology

Your Perimeter Is Already Gone — Edge Security Isn't a Checkbox

Edge devices live outside your control plane, in physically accessible environments, often running default credentials. Treating that as an afterthought has a predictable outcome. There's a mental model that dominated enterprise security thinking for decades: draw a perimeter around your...

Jon Zuanich
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Join the OpenClaw Challenge: $1,200 Prize Pool!
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DEV Community · Technology

Join the OpenClaw Challenge: $1,200 Prize Pool!

If you've spent any time on the internet, you know OpenClaw has been making waves lately. We recently connected with the organizers of ClawCon Michigan and knew it was time to create a space for DEV to get in on the action! Running through April 26, the OpenClaw Challenge invites you to share your...

Jess Lee
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How to Audit Your OpenClaw Setup for Security Risks in Under 5 Minutes
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DEV Community · Technology

How to Audit Your OpenClaw Setup for Security Risks in Under 5 Minutes

OpenClaw's configuration surface is bigger than most users realize. Secrets in plaintext, overly permissive access policies, unsafe gateway exposure, tool permissions that give agents more power than intended. These sit in your setup and do nothing until they become a problem. We built a security a...

George Psistakis
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Claude Opus 4.7 Is Here: Everything That Changed
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DEV Community · Technology

Claude Opus 4.7 Is Here: Everything That Changed

My Books: The Complete Guide to Go Programming | Hexagonal Architecture in Go My Tool: Hermes IDE — free, open-source AI shell wrapper for zsh/bash/fish Me: xGabriel.com | GitHub READ MORE HERE -> https://dev.to/gabrielanhaia/claude-opus-47-just-dropped-i-tested-it-for-6-hours-straig...

Gabriel Anhaia
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Breaking Into Open Source This Summer? Start with OWASP BLT
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DEV Community · Technology

Breaking Into Open Source This Summer? Start with OWASP BLT

As summer approaches, open source sees a steady wave of new contributors. Each year, developers explore repositories, review issues, and look for meaningful ways to get involved. The challenge is rarely writing code. It is understanding the system well enough to contribute effectively. This summer...

saksh
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How Netflix made us fall in love with K-dramas
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The Verge · Technology

How Netflix made us fall in love with K-dramas

This is Lowpass by Janko Roettgers, a newsletter on the ever-evolving intersection of tech and entertainment, syndicated just for The Verge subscribers once a week. What do you get if you take a bunch of ripped, shirtless male K-pop idols in boxing gloves and have them spar in the ring until they're...

Janko Roettgers
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I Tested Claude, GPT-4, and Gemini on the Same Refactoring Task
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DEV Community · Technology

I Tested Claude, GPT-4, and Gemini on the Same Refactoring Task

I gave Claude, GPT-4, and Gemini the exact same refactoring task — extract a 400-line god service into Clean Architecture layers. Same codebase, same prompt, same TypeScript project. The results weren't even close. This isn't a synthetic benchmark. I took a real NestJS service from a production pro...

Alex Rogov
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It’s slushy season, and Ninja’s frozen drink machine is nearly half off
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The Verge · Technology

It’s slushy season, and Ninja’s frozen drink machine is nearly half off

Woot is making it more affordable to own a frozen drink machine. Ninja’s Slushi that has an 88-ounce container for storing your ice-cold creations is down to $184.99 at Woot, which is a whopping 47 percent off its list price. The Slushi requires no ice, just the liquid of your choosing and a little...

Cameron Faulkner
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Launch HN: Kampala (YC W26) – Reverse-Engineer Apps into APIs
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Hacker News · Technology

Launch HN: Kampala (YC W26) – Reverse-Engineer Apps into APIs

Hey! I am Alex and together with my co-founder Tarun built Kampala (https://www.zatanna.ai/kampala). It’s a man-in-the-middle (MITM) style proxy that allows you to agentically reverse engineer existing workflows without brittle browser automation or computer use agents. It works for websites, mobil...

alexblackwell_
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Roku hits a major milestone with 100 million users
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The Verge · Technology

Roku hits a major milestone with 100 million users

Roku continues to solidify itself in a very busy streaming landscape. As of April, over 100 million households are streaming with Roku devices, including its streaming sticks and boxes and Roku TVs. Roku originally spun out of Netflix in 2008, where it was conceived as an in-house streaming device....

Stevie Bonifield
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I Was Tired of Logs — So I Built a Real-Time Debugging Panel for .NET
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DEV Community · Technology

I Was Tired of Logs — So I Built a Real-Time Debugging Panel for .NET

The Problem Debugging felt slow. I was constantly switching between logs and breakpoints, trying to understand what my app was doing. The Idea What if debugging was live? What if I could see events as they happen? The Solution — CDS CDS is a real-time debug signa...

Mustafa Imran
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How We Score 297 Agent Data Capabilities -- and Why It Matters
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DEV Community · Technology

How We Score 297 Agent Data Capabilities -- and Why It Matters

When your AI agent calls an external tool, how do you know the data coming back is any good? This is not a theoretical problem. At Strale, we run 297 data capabilities that agents use for everything from VAT validation to company registry lookups to invoice extraction. Each capability calls a diffe...

Petter_Strale
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Building Serverless APIs with TDD and AI-Powered Spec Generation
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DEV Community · Technology

Building Serverless APIs with TDD and AI-Powered Spec Generation

Test-Driven Development has been around for decades, but most teams still struggle to adopt it consistently. The biggest friction point? Writing specs and tests takes time, especially when you're dealing with the ambiguity of greenfield projects. You're not always sure what the requirements should b...

Salih Guler
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