Coding | page 7 of 11

Pragmatic notes on developer tools, languages, and workflows. Shortcuts, tricks, and lessons from actually shipping code.

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Gemini CLI is dead: migrating to Antigravity CLI in 2026

Gemini CLI shut down on 18 June 2026. Migrate to the closed-source Antigravity CLI, keep Gemini running with an API key, and see the new quotas.

Build a CLI dashboard with Go and Bubble Tea

Build a CLI dashboard with Go and Bubble Tea: a single binary terminal UI with live data, responsive layouts, keyboard navigation, and clean rendering.

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OpenCode vs Claude Code vs Cursor: model-agnostic verdict

OpenCode vs Claude Code: Claude runs 45% faster, OpenCode writes 29% more tests, and the pick depends on your model and budget. Cursor slots in too.

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Best AI coding agents in 2026: cost, autonomy, and lock-in

Compare the seven best AI coding agents of 2026 on real cost per finished task and model lock-in: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and more.

Gleam for Erlang developers: type-safe language for the BEAM VM

Gleam brings statically-typed functional programming to the BEAM VM with Hindley-Milner inference, Erlang and Elixir interop, and JavaScript output.

Building a Language Server Protocol extension from scratch

Build an LSP server in TypeScript with autocomplete, diagnostics, and hover docs. Plugs straight into VS Code, Neovim, and other text editors.