Software Engineers in 2028
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Until is a local, Git-backed workflow for coordinating builders and coding agents around an approved plan rather than a stream of code changes. The builder and an agent first define the intended outcome, approach, and exclusions. A teammate then reviews the plan and either approves it or sends it back with comments. Approval releases the work as jobs for agents to claim; agents record handoff notes and ask the builder to make decisions that require human judgment. After implementation, a separate agent compares the code with the approved plan and reports where they differ.
The central argument is that coding agents can work quickly, but human review and attention are limited. If agents make every decision, builders may lose understanding and control of the result. Putting decisions into the plan lets people retain their taste and judgment while delegating execution. Until is designed to work on the user’s machine inside their own repository, with no Until server, account, or telemetry, and it can be used with any agent able to run a command. Named examples include Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Pi, Factory Droid, Amp, and OpenCode. The product is seeking a small group of builders to test it on real projects before launch.
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Lasm lets developers build formally verified web apps in Lean. It targets JavaScript and WebAssembly runtimes, including Node.js, serverless, and edge platforms. (github.com)
Pico CSS has ended maintenance, with version 2.1.1 as its final release. Its maintainer says AI can now generate lightweight, accessible HTML and CSS, making the framework less useful without a major rewrite. (github.com)
Herdr has released a native desktop app, with its source code available on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 license. The public repository includes documentation, tests, and contribution guidelines. (github.com)
Deno’s planned shutdown after its team joins Cloudflare leaves JavaScript runtime development more concentrated, raising concerns about slower innovation and platform dependence. Past browser and Node.js competition shows that independent implementations help keep the web resilient and moving forward. (redmonk.com)
ElementaryUI lets developers build declarative web interfaces in Swift and run them in browsers through WebAssembly. It offers SwiftUI-inspired APIs, reactive state, CSS animations, and small bundles using Embedded Swift. (elementary.codes)
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