Andrés Morales

Flatten SF solves the trade-off between walking less and climbing less right in the browser, using USGS lidar and the Overture/OpenStreetMap street graph. This article walks through how to build that same multi-objective routing for any city, step by step, with code and the most common pitfalls.

An independent developer recreated the classic Visual Basic 6 editor as a web app, forms, controls and all. We look at how VB6 worked under the hood and what it means to bring that model to the browser thirty years later.

Strata is an open source inference engine that runs Qwen3.8-Flash-Next, a 125-billion-parameter MoE model, on a gaming GPU with just 12 GB of VRAM. The key combines aggressive GGUF quantization with expert offloading between VRAM and system RAM. The result is a server-scale model running on a regular PC, with the limitations that imposes.

Dialog, popover, :has(), and the View Transitions API are native browser APIs that now replace typical JavaScript library patterns. This article explains what each one does, with code examples and the official documentation as a source.

A hard spending limit cuts off access to an API or cloud service the moment usage hits the cap, without depending on anyone reading an alert in time. AWS and Google Cloud already offer this natively, and OpenAI and Anthropic let you configure it from the billing dashboard. Here are the concrete steps to enable it on each one.

FTL is an operating system project that moves nearly all kernel logic into a userspace library, isolating containers with the security of a virtual machine without the cost of booting one. This article explains what a userspace kernel is, how it works internally, and what you can run on it today, along with the project’s official roadmap through 2027.