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Anthropic announced an unreleased AI model called Claude Mythos Preview that has found thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities in every major operating system and web browser. They say it's too dangerous to release. Meanwhile, Anthropic lost a key court ...

Anthropic accidentally leaked the entire Claude Code source code through an NPM packaging error. Plus Railway's new CDN leaked authenticated user sessions, Google launched a Gemini switching tool and Gemma 3 under Apache 2.0, Cloudflare announced a Typ...

OpenAI published a safety blog for Sora, then killed the entire product the next day and rug pulling Disney's $1B partnership in the process. Plus, Cursor got caught hiding that Composer 2 is built on an open source Chinese model, a federal judge calle...

Anthropic is suing the US government after being labeled a "supply chain risk," AI found 22 high-severity Firefox bugs in just two weeks, Astro 6 dropped with a completely rebuilt dev server, and there's major tooling news across Cloudflare, shadcn, Cu...

Sam Altman told CNBC he shares Anthropic's safety principles. Less than 24 hours later, OpenAI signed a government contract without those principles and posted about it like a win. Here's why that matters if you build with AI. Hosted on Acast. See acas...

Vercel's CEO called Cloudflare's new Next.js reimplementation "vibe-coded," and I have thoughts. Plus Cursor agents now get their own virtual machines, ChatGPT is serving ads on the first prompt, and Anthropic drops version 3 of its Responsible Scaling...

Anthropic's Pentagon contract is on the rocks, Figma now connects directly to Claude Code, and Tailwind CSS finally ships v4.2.0 after months of silence. Plus Payload CMS v3.77, Perplexity dropping ads, Cursor's new plugin marketplace, and more from th...

This week in web development: Payload patches critical SQL injection vulnerabilities affecting Drizzle-based database adapters, Next.js ships 10 canary releases focused on Turbopack infrastructure and server-side HMR, and Anthropic commits to covering ...

In this episode of Next in Dev, I cut through the noise of the latest AI agent arms race to find what actually matters. - Anthropic releases Claude Opus 4.6 - OpenAI counters with the GPT-5.3 Codex and a dedicated macOS app - Payload 3.74/3.75 - shadcn...

Payload 3.73 is here with Next.js 16 support, SQLite performance upgrades, and a new migration command for relational databases. We also dive into the latest Next.js security patches, Figma’s new glass effects, and Cursor’s sub-agent architecture for f...

Payload 3.72, Next.js 16, and Claude Code updates headline this week’s breakdown of essential web development news and security vulnerabilities. We explore Payload's new experimental per-locale publishing and the addition of depth parameters to MCP too...

In this video, I’m sharing my 2026 bold predictions for the web development ecosystem and some major personal updates for the channel. We'll discuss the potential future of Payload CMS, the ever-changing AI landscape, and the rising challenges of cloud...

This episode of Next in Dev covers the release of Payload CMS 3.69 and its new modular dashboards, the "Code Orange" resiliency push at Cloudflare, and JetBrains finally allowing developers to bring your own keys for AI features. I also dive into the h...

This episode of Next in Dev breaks down the rapid-fire Payload CMS security patches, the official release of Next.js 16.1.0, and OpenAI’s massive infrastructure and coding news. Payload CMS released versions 3.68.3 through 3.68.5 to address critical se...

Welcome to Next In Dev! This episode covers major updates across the web dev ecosystem, including new Payload CMS versions, another Cloudflare outage, and massive AI news from Disney and Anthropic.We dive into the new features and bug fixes in Payload ...

In this episode, I cover the latest updates in modern web dev, including new Payload CMS releases. I also touch on Figma’s new Bengaluru office, and break down the Next.js 16.0.3 stability improvements. I also talk about OpenAI’s GPT-5.1 rollout, recen...

What’s up, everyone? Welcome to Next in Dev. In this issue, I cover a small change to Payload CMS, some AI fluff, and more Railway magic. Prefer to read your web dev news? Subscribe to my newsletter: https://news.nlvcodes.com/ Contact at [email protected]...

What’s up, everyone? Welcome to Next in Dev. In this episode, I’ll discuss exciting new updates from Payload and Railway and more. Prefer to read your web dev news? Subscribe to my newsletter: https://news.nlvcodes.com/ Resources mentioned: MCP plugin ...

Dark mode vs. light mode isn’t just a vibe, it’s accessibility. In this episode of Next in Dev, I explain when dark mode helps and when light mode is the better choice. I also share why I record in light mode and how I design for both experiences using...

Weekly dev roundup: Next.js 15.5 cache changes, Turbopack/PPR updates, GPT-5 reality check, Payload 3.51–3.52, Figma AI tools, Tailwind fixes, Vercel runtime cache + Node 18 deprecation, Cursor & Railway news. I also cover Claude Sonnet 4’s 1M-token co...

I tried Claude Code for 30 days. Here's what I learned.Is Claude Code worth paying for? Or is it just a money pit? I spent a month using it from the command line, and in this video I break down what I learned in that month. If you’re on the fence about...

Payload CMS introduces soft-delete and moreFigma goes publicNext.js back-ports bug fixesRailway gains SOC 2 compliance and Cloudflare accuses Perplexity of stealth crawling Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Figma acquired Payload CMS. Is it the end of the open source project as we know it? I don’t think so. Many people have asked me what my thoughts are, so here’s a quick video that unpacks my perspective on the acquisition. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com...