Next.js 16.3 promises “instant” navigation, @tanstack.com keeps shipping like it has something to prove, and Shai-Hulud reminds us @npmjs.com security remains a cursed timeline. Also: Anthropic joins OpenAI in the “our AI touched the internet” club. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/157/

The State of CSS confirms Tailwind still rules while AI still can't write decent CSS, CodePen gets its biggest update in years, Octane asks: what if React was compiled from the start? Plus, GitHub embraces stacked PRs for the AI era. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/156/

Bun went from Zig to Rust in just 11 days with an army of Claude sessions, Kimi K3 proves open-weight models are catching up fast, and OpenAI's sandbox escape reminds everyone why AI security is becoming a much bigger deal. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/155/

AI can write code faster than ever - but somebody still has to review it. This week we unpack the real cost of AI-assisted dev: review fatigue, practical ways to keep quality high, and why many developers feel both unstoppable and burned out. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/154/

Vercel decides Zig is the future of desktop apps, Vite+ enters beta to unify your toolchain, and Vercel Services wants to tame sprawling microservice architectures. Plus: Safari joins the MCP party and Claude becomes that coworker in Slack. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/153/

. @nx.dev invented the "synthetic monorepo" so AI agents can understand sprawling codebases, @deno.land Desktop is coming for @electronjs.org, and new hiring data suggests senior engineers are about to become even harder to find. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/151/

. @react.dev is no longer under Meta's GitHub roof, Safari 27 adds a pile of long-awaited platform feature, and Chrome DevTools keep evolving into an AI coworker. Plus: React Compiler gets rewritten in Rust because apparently every road leads there. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/149/

Bot traffic has officially surpassed humans online, @microsoft.com spent Build yelling “Developers!” with a fresh pile of AI tools, and Jam joins the absurdly crowded chat. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/148/

. @deno.land launches Claw Patrol to stop AI agents nuking production, npm tightens security with staged publishing, & @vercel.com invents a graph-first language for bots instead of humans. Plus: AI crawlers claim another longtime JavaScript educator. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/147/

Rust picked up another high-profile convert with @bun.sh, @npmjs.bsky.social again tries to save us from ourselves, and @jherr.dev tested humanity’s odds against AI in a head-to-head coding battle. Plus: Claude keeps winning hearts and terminals. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/146/

Zed ships 1.0 and wants to pry devs away from their AI-powered @vscode.dev clones, @tanstack.com gets caught in the npm supply-chain blast radius, and another round of “AI layoffs” has everyone asking if robots are taking jobs—or just taking the blame. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/145/

OpenAI backs @warp.dev in what feels suspiciously like an acqui-hire speedrun, Claude gets a massive compute boost from SpaceX, and @tannerlinsley.com ships a vibe-coded React remix in a weekend. Also: goblin-coded ChatGPT lore has arrived. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/144/

AI tools are switching to “pay up” mode, @remix.run v3 wants to own your entire stack, and @pnpm.io rolls out stricter security defaults. Plus: @firefox.com finally explains why you have 47 tabs open. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/143/

. @vercel.com’s “security incident” exposes more than anyone wanted, Claude's coming for your design job, and Elon Musk eyes a $60B AI coding flex. What a week it’s been. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/142/

AI isn’t the feature—value is 🎯. With guests Dan Wilson and Kyler Krenek, we talk about choosing the right AI use cases, the rise of voice-first apps, and how tools like Vowel are making it easier to build them. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/141/

. @cloudflare.social just dropped an @astro.build-powered WP competitor 🔥, JS is coming for CSS's job 😬 Pretext uses math to skip layout entirely, and @anthropic.com's latest model is finding way too many security issues across the whole web... Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/140/

Well... that wasn't supposed to happen 😬. @anthropic.com accidentally exposed Claude Code internals via @npmjs.bsky.social, Axios gets compromised with a self-deleting RAT 🚨, and @redwoodjs.com 1.0 goes all-in on @cloudflare.social. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/139/

. @nextjs.org doubles down on AI-assisted dev in 16.2 🤖, but admits deploying those apps outside of @vercel.com isn’t easy 😬. Plus, @typescriptlang.org 6.0 sets the stage for a major compiler shift. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/138/

Big moves at @netlify.com with Netlify Start—build and deploy apps from a prompt in minutes. @vite.dev 8 lands with massive performance gains, and no more guessing—every @nodejs.org release is now LTS 🔥. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/137/

. @voidzero.dev just open-sourced Vite+, a unified JS toolchain vision. The Awesomeverse gets awesomer as @11ty.dev becomes Build Awesome, and @astro.build 6.0 lands its first big release since being acquired by @cloudflare.social. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/136/

It’s a rare non-AI episode! Instead, fresh @bun.sh just dropped 🍞, @npmx.dev is the UX we all want for npm, and @solidjs.com jumps straight from experimental to beta in v2. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/135/

Claude gets remote control 👀, @anthropic.com refuses to hand over AI for unrestricted military use 💥, and @cloudflare.social ships an AI-built @nextjs.org replacement in a week. 🤯 Sounds made up? It’s not. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/134/

Survey season continues and React’s results are in 📊, Google wants agents to browse smarter, not harder with WebMCP, and @cloudflare.social plans to convert HTML to markdown, on demand, for AI agents. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/133/

Devs are faster, busier, and more exhausted—thanks, AI? 🤖 We break down new @hbr.org research, dig into the State of JS 2025 results 👀, and flag new @nextjs.org exploits you need to know about. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/132/

. @openclaw-x.bsky.social is going viral as a fully autonomous AI agent on your local machine 🤖, two malicious @vscode.dev extensions are sending every file you open to remote servers 🚨, & @deno.land introduces secure cloud sandboxes for AI workloads 🔐. Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/131/

. @tanstack.com Start now supports RSC 🔥—without the recent React RSC vulns, @yarnpkg.dev 6 is heading to Rust 🦀, and @rolldown.rs 1.0 hits RC with massive perf gains 🚀. Plus: @mozilla.org's "rebel alliance" against closed AI. 🎙️ Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/130/

. @tinyclouds.org says humans writing code is over, jQuery celebrates 20 years with a modernized 4.0 release, and @cloudflare.social acquires @astro.build in the latest framework power move. Oh - and Apple makes an AI pivot. 💣👀 Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/129/

The hottest new trend in AI coding? Ralph Wiggum loops 🤖. Plus, @vercel.com's new json-render AI UI tool, @npmjs.bsky.social's staged publishing proposal, and a Fire Starter that proves CSS keeps winning. 🌀 Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/128/

- @t3.gg ditches @nextjs.org for @tanstack.com Start 🤯 - AI’s impact on OSS gets real as @tailwindcss.com lays off 75% of its team 🤖 - And JavaScript Rising Stars reveals the most-loved projects of 2025 ✨ Our first episode of 2026 is packed. 🚀 Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/127/

From revisiting our past web dev predictions, to bold 2026 forecasts about AI, HTML, and frameworks — and finally wrapping it all up with what kept us sane and happy this year. Our yearly holiday spectacular is here ❤️🎄 Show link: front-end-fire.com/episodes/126/