A quick roundup of developer news since the last digest.
Releases & tooling
- Vite+ reaches 1.0: Vite+, recently acquired by Cloudflare, is now stable, with GitLab CI support, hooks and a migration path from tsup. InfoQ
- Antigravity SDK gains local model support: Google's Antigravity SDK can now run against local models, aimed at better token efficiency and keeping code on the developer's machine. InfoQ
- Iosevka font: The open-source sans and slab-serif monospace font was widely discussed on Hacker News again, a popular pick for coding fonts. Iosevka
Security
- Ledger confirms spy chip behind wallet thefts: Ledger says a hardware implant in its wallets was behind a series of crypto thefts, a reminder that supply-chain risk reaches into hardware. BleepingComputer
- A use-after-free turned into RCE: Daniel Stenberg walks through how a memory-safety bug was escalated into remote code execution. daniel.haxx.se
- Most big companies leave critical bugs unpatched: A New Stack piece cites a figure of 66% of billion-dollar companies with unpatched critical bugs, arguing that remediation, not discovery, is the bottleneck. The New Stack
Platforms & systems
- AOSP source releases lag badly: Developers report Android source drops arrive so late that some are disassembling libraries just to file NDK bugs. GitHub issue
- Compiler bootstrapping is fragile: Chris Siebenmann explains why bootstrapping a compiler depends on far more of the surrounding OS and toolchain than people expect. utcc.utoronto.ca
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