Richard MacManus

Bluesky's CTO was an early developer on Scuttlebutt, a P2P protocol that aimed to help us escape the rat race of mainstream social media.

Mastodon and Bluesky have emerged as viable social platforms for third-party development post-Twitter, but there are still risks for devs.

Should developers build on Bluesky's AT Protocol? It has a compelling identity and content architecture, but decentralization is a grey area.

If you're looking for a WordPress alternative, should you stay the course with PHP or choose a modern JS-based CMS? We look at the options.

From the brains behind Siri and Viv comes a new 'self-driving' AI coding tool called Solver. We speak to the founders about how it works.

Microsoft's Edge browser team is on a mission to swap out React UI components with native web platform components. We speak to the team lead.

Meta has released the Llama Stack to make it easier for developers to build with Llama LLMs. It's an attempt to standardize AI engineering.

The Social Web Foundation is a new non-profit for the W3C standard, ActivityPub. But it doesn't include Bluesky, which W3C's founder uses.

React Server Components are controversial in the React ecosystem. An Angular co-creator and other frontend experts discuss the pros and cons.

When both Pieter Levels and Alex Russell convincingly argue against using complex JavaScript frameworks, maybe frontend devs should listen.