Next.js 16.1, HTMX, Go Leaks, and a 15-Year-Old Screen Share Tech
Published on 19.12.2025
Next.js 16.1
TLDR: Next.js 16.1 significantly speeds up development with default Turbopack file system caching, offering up to 14x faster server restart times. It also introduces an experimental bundle analyzer.
Please Just Fucking Try HTMX
TLDR: HTMX provides a simpler way to build interactive web applications by extending HTML with attributes that handle server communication, avoiding the complexity of modern JavaScript frameworks. A case study showed a 67% reduction in codebase size.
Please Just Fucking Try HTMX | daily.dev
Detecting goroutine leaks in modern Go
TLDR: Go versions 1.24-1.26 introduce powerful new tools, synctest and goleakprofile, to help developers detect and diagnose goroutine leaks in both testing and production environments.
Detecting goroutine leaks in modern Go | daily.dev
We Mass-Deployed 15-Year-Old Screen Sharing Technology and It's Actually Better
TLDR: A team building an AI coding platform found that a simple, 15-year-old technique of polling for JPEG screenshots over HTTP outperformed their modern, complex H.264 video streaming solution, especially on unreliable networks.
We Mass-Deployed 15-Year-Old Screen Sharing Technology and It's Actually Better | daily.dev
Gemini Flash 3 is my new favorite model
TLDR: Gemini Flash 3 is a fast, cheap, and powerful new model that excels at spatial reasoning and multimodal tasks, making it a strong contender against more expensive models like Claude Opus 4.5.
Gemini Flash 3 is my new favorite model (yes really) | daily.dev