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dev.to > tamizuddin > post-mortem-surviving-ai-generated-playwright-tests-in-production-5bak

Post-Mortem: Surviving AI-Generated Playwright Tests in Production

23+ min ago   (891+ words) The objective was to accelerate the creation of regression tests for a complex SaaS dashboard. The baseline was a legacy Cypress suite that was slow, flaky, and difficult to read. The team integrated a workflow where product managers and developers…...


dev.to > bianliang > the-shai-hulud-npm-worm-showed-that-opening-a-folder-is-enough-to-run-code-4ak6

The Shai-Hulud npm worm showed that opening a folder is enough to run code

22+ min ago   (417+ words) The worm wrote persistence into files such as.vscode/tasks.json and.claude/settings.json. A task definition in the first file can run a command when the folder is opened in Visual Studio Code. A session hook in the…...


dev.to > serverkueche > netcup-vps-1000-g12-benchmarked-how-fast-is-it-really-5689

netcup VPS 1000 G12 benchmarked: how fast is it really?

30+ min ago   (890+ words) The VPS 1000 G12 is netcup's entry-level VPS and the server most Serverküche recipes run on. But how fast is it really? We measured it thoroughly with standard tools – and show you the commands you can use to check your own server…...


dev.to > serverkueche > docker-volumes-vs-bind-mounts-where-your-data-really-lives-58h7

Docker volumes vs. bind mounts: where your data really lives

30+ min ago   (762+ words) A container is ephemeral: delete it, and its data is gone. For your database, your Nextcloud files or your configuration to survive a docker compose down, you need volumes. This guide clears up the often confusing difference between named volumes…...


dev.to > serverkueche > keeping-your-whole-docker-stack-safely-up-to-date-4i8m

Keeping your whole Docker stack safely up to date

31+ min ago   (1010+ words) A self-hosted stack is never "done". Container images get security updates, apps get new features –... Tagged with docker, selfhosted, devops....


dev.to > yosh1 > what-i-learned-counting-ai-co-authored-commits-across-26000-of-my-own-1h9m

What I learned counting AI co-authored commits across 26,000 of my own

37+ min ago   (772+ words) I use Claude Code every day, but if you asked me how much of my code I actually write with it, all I had was a feeling. The data was sitting right there in git the whole time: 960 out of…...


dev.to > jeffreyciend > code-hosting-and-ci-on-the-open-internet-reading-the-gitlab-and-jenkins-numbers-3emp

Code Hosting and CI on the Open Internet: Reading the GitLab and Jenkins Numbers

45+ min ago   (1168+ words) Source control and build infrastructure sit at the centre of software delivery, which makes their internet exposure worth measuring. Two ZoomEye queries run on 19 September 2026 produced a contrast that is instructive: the GitLab fingerprint returns a large population, while the…...


dev.to > cogumellum > near-duplicate-model-strings-are-quietly-changing-your-bill-3k1n

Near-Duplicate Model Strings Are Quietly Changing Your Bill

1+ hour ago   (546+ words) A script that fetches a pricing JSON and flags near-duplicate model names with divergent cache-read prices before you ship the wrong string. Tagged with ai, programming, webdev, discuss....


dev.to > milkyway008 > your-agents-sqlite-state-db-keeps-corrupting-what-actually-causes-it-and-how-to-recover-the-data-55hd

Your agent's SQLite state DB keeps corrupting: what actually causes it, and how to recover the data

46+ min ago   (974+ words) I run an agent that keeps its entire brain in one local SQLite file. Three weeks ago it came back with database disk image is malformed, and I did the first thing most of us do: deleted the -shm sidecar,…...


infoworld.com > article > 4223907 > a-zero-click-rce-flaw-in-ai-coding-agents-could-have-exposed-enterprise-systems.html

A zero-click RCE flaw in AI coding agents could have exposed enterprise systems

2+ day, 11+ hour ago   (728+ words) Researchers at cybersecurity startup AIR found and reported the flaw, which they are calling Plugin4Shell, to the vendors concerned, and most of them have now released a patch for it, the researchers wrote in a blog post on Thursday. It’s “a…...