A quick roundup of developer news since the last digest.
Releases & tools
- Cloudflare ports TypeScript to Rust: Cloudflare introduced tsrs, a port of the TypeScript compiler to Rust, and it is climbing Hacker News. Cloudflare
- DeepSeek open-sources its inference engine: DeepInfer, the engine behind DeepSeek's API, is now public, with Huawei hardware supported alongside Nvidia. GitHub
- Actions Runner Controller 0.15.0: The new release of the Kubernetes controller for GitHub Actions runners focuses on reliability at scale. InfoQ
- Jepsen tests Orkes Conductor 5.3.2: A fresh Jepsen analysis of the workflow orchestration engine's consistency behavior. Jepsen
Security
- eMudhra intermediate CA compromised: Mozilla is acting to protect Firefox users after the compromise of intermediate certificates issued by eMudhra. Mozilla
- FortiSIEM path traversal leads to RCE: Horizon3 published a deep dive on a gRPC path traversal that allows file write and remote code execution. Horizon3.ai
- Meta Muse leaks shared conversations: Sharing a conversation reportedly exposes personal and business secrets to others. Ars Technica
- US orders DeepSeek removed from federal systems: Federal agencies must remove DeepSeek AI from their systems. TechCrunch
AI & industry
- Google Cloud outage hits banks: An outage took down several banks and other services that depend on Google Cloud. Neowin
- Figma's Dylan Field on MCP: The Figma co-founder says the Model Context Protocol is not a perfect protocol, a useful view for anyone building agent integrations. TechCrunch
- When code is free, features are worthless: An argument that AI is commoditizing software value. The New Stack
Design & UX
- Don't forget the UI for AI: Stack Overflow's blog argues that interface design is often neglected in AI products. Stack Overflow Blog
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CSS
random()for playful design: Smashing Magazine shows how the new CSS random() function can add controlled imperfection to layouts. Smashing Magazine
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