Share interesting bits from the internet that you’ve recently come across and explain what inspired you about them.
Include any artwork with a reference that you liked and that’s connected with app development or design.
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The website of Anime.js, a JS animation library, looks so amazing: https://animejs.com/
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MCP and agentic editing will soon be a must have support for most IDEs. GitHub announced their support for VS Code: Vibe coding with GitHub Copilot: Agent mode and MCP support rolling out to all VS Code users - The GitHub Blog
And Zed is working on theirs, too
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A post from a co-founder of Workbrew and a core maintainer of Homebrew itself with some nice insights into his journey from GitHub, leveraging his open source contrinutions, to a startup: Two Years Building Workbrew, a Remote-First Enterprise Homebrew Startup | Mike McQuaid
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I liked this one about how AI can influence design of tech products are we are used to:
Another stunning website: https://telepathicinstruments.com/
Bare: A lightweight JS runtime:
The AI standards war has started:
Cooklang, a language to describe recipes:
While MCP is a definitely interesting standard, it’s also very new and there are some security flaws related to it: Model Context Protocol has prompt injection security problems
Simon’s blog has one of the best content on LLMs out there.
AI-generated shaders https://shadergpt.14islands.com/
The 5 levels of configuration languages:
I always wondered where the target triples come from. This blog post goes into detail explaining what they are, what they represent, and all the inconsistencies that one finds across platforms and toolchains:
How to create a Linux VM in an Apple Silicon device: Development On Apple Silicon with UTM
Subprocess is available:
gotta love contributions like this: Elk
You can run your blog from a Nintendo Wii
https://blog.infected.systems/posts/2025-04-21-this-blog-is-hosted-on-a-nintendo-wii/
Design inspiration: https://x.com/oguzyagizkara/status/1866415883272540341
This looks like Figma but for 2D and 3D Design. Looks amazing 
Hana – a canvas for interactive design