From Next.js Migration to AI Agents: The Changing Landscape of Web Development
Published on 08.01.2026
I Moved Off of Next.js
TLDR: Theo Browne migrated T3 Chat from Next.js to TanStack Start, not because Next.js is bad, but because his specific use case demanded a client-first architecture that Next.js wasn't designed for.
Promoting AI Agents
TLDR: AI coding agents have evolved from autocomplete tools to autonomous systems that can control terminals, run tests, and produce production-grade code contributions.
Introducing Imagine: From Ideas to Real Products
TLDR: Appwrite launched Imagine, an AI platform that generates complete production applications with real backend services, not just frontend prototypes.
Introducing Imagine: from ideas to real products
Date is Out, Temporal is In
TLDR: JavaScript's Temporal API is finally here to replace the fundamentally flawed Date constructor, bringing immutable operations, proper timezone support, and sensible month indexing.
The Grief When AI Writes Most of the Code
TLDR: As AI increasingly writes production code faster and often better than developers, engineers face a genuine sense of loss for the craft they spent years mastering.
The grief when AI writes most of the code
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