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  • Mux BlogCompany/Startup Blogs8 min read

    What the iPhone Duo means for web development

    We've been working really hard to get the new version of Video.js out the door, and we recently released v10.0.0 ! So over the weekend, I decided to relax a bit with a side project: digging into the web APIs that we’ll have access to on the iPhone Duo. I know, I know, this kind…

  • Auth0 BlogCompany/Startup Blogsread at source

    Auth0-Powered SaaS Providers Unlock Growth with the Okta Integration Network

    Jamf manages and secures millions of Apple devices. Augment Code (now part of Harness) helps engineering teams deploy their software factory. Both are powered by Auth0 and published to the Okta Integration Network.

  • Level AccessCompany/Startup Blogs10 min read

    How to Choose an Enterprise Accessibility Platform

    The best enterprise accessibility platform covers your digital estate, builds accessibility into design and developer workflows, pairs automation with human expertise, and proves The post How to Choose an Enterprise Accessibility Platform appeared first on Level Access .

  • Auth0 BlogCompany/Startup Blogsread at source

    Scaling AI Agent Identity with CIMD and Application Profiles in Auth0

    Auth0 expands Client ID Metadata Document (CIMD) support with manual pre-registration and dynamic registration. Pair it with Application Profiles to manage security for AI agent clients at scale.

  • Auth0 BlogCompany/Startup Blogsread at source

    Introducing Terraform Auth0 Modules

    Set up apps, APIs, roles, MFA, enterprise SSO, and custom domains on Auth0 with a single Terraform module.

  • CodePenCompany/Startup Blogs1 min read

    Chris’ Corner: We Heart CSS

    It warms my old heart to hear Jason Santa Maria wax poetic about modern CSS: CSS has exploded! Flexbox, grid, many kinds of viewport units, variables, and on and on. So many things we used to patch in to extend CSS or turn to Javascript for are now just part of the spec. The ease […]

  • Level AccessCompany/Startup Blogs11 min read

    What Is a VPAT? A Guide to VPATs and ACRs

    A Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT®) is a standard form for reporting product accessibility. Once completed, it becomes an accessibility conformance report (ACR) The post What Is a VPAT? A Guide to VPATs and ACRs appeared first on Level Access .

  • Auth0 BlogCompany/Startup Blogsread at source

    Your Agent Can Better Drive the Auth0 CLI with Agent Mode

    Explore Auth0 CLI agent mode: structured JSON, schema checks, predictable error recovery, and more built specifically for AI coding agents.

  • CodePenCompany/Startup Blogs1 min read

    445: CodePen AI is Here

    Chris and Alex are talking this week about CodePen’s biggest release since the 2.0 drop. It’s live! We’ll be working on CodePen AI forever, since it’s a fast-changing technology that regularly adds new abilities. That sounds like a trite thing to say, but we lived it as we were building this. We started out playing […]

  • Auth0 BlogCompany/Startup Blogsread at source

    Securing AI Agents with Auth0 CIMD and Token Exchange

    AI agents break static authorization. Learn how Auth0 Strict Mode, CIMD, and Token Exchange keep a permission ceiling and a verifiable user-to-agent delegation chain.

  • Auth0 BlogCompany/Startup Blogsread at source

    ID-JAG, Explained: The New OAuth Grant for Cross-App Access

    Learn what an ID-JAG (Identity Assertion JWT Authorization Grant) is, the cross-app access problem it solves, and how the flow works between a requesting app, resource app, and enterprise IdP.

  • Engineering at MetaCompany/Startup Blogs6 min read

    GenRecs Tokenization: Transforming Ads Recommendation at Meta with Stable Model Vocabulary

    Generative Recommenders (GenRecs) represent a paradigm shift from scoring every ad to reasoning about ad content and user preferences together in order to predict the best outcome for advertisers. Leveraging the world knowledge built into LLMs makes ad matching more intelligent and precise, compounding gains for advertisers. GenRecs Tokenization is the foundational data representation that [...] Read More... The post GenRecs Tokenization: Transforming Ads Recommendation at Meta with Stable Model Vocabulary appeared first on Engineering at Meta .

  • Engineering at MetaCompany/Startup Blogs7 min read

    The Thin Orchestrator: How We Made Our AI Agents More Reliable by Giving the Router Less to Do

    Sometimes, giving an AI agent all of the knowledge it needs is the wrong approach. At Meta, we’ve seen notable improvements in efficiency and accuracy by keeping the orchestration layer of our data pipeline agents deliberately thin: It routes work and enforces reliability checks, while specialized agents do the domain reasoning. We’re sharing our own [...] Read More... The post The Thin Orchestrator: How We Made Our AI Agents More Reliable by Giving the Router Less to Do appeared first on Engineering at Meta .

  • Engineering at MetaCompany/Startup Blogs16 min read

    Inside Prometheus: Meta’s Journey to a Gigawatt-Scale Supercluster

    With the recent release of the Muse family of foundational models, we want to take you inside the infrastructure that has made it all possible. The first phase of Prometheus, our gigawatt-scale supercluster, is already complete and we’re working toward scaling it to comprise ~1 million GPUs. Prometheus also features technologies like closed-loop liquid cooling [...] Read More... The post Inside Prometheus: Meta’s Journey to a Gigawatt-Scale Supercluster appeared first on Engineering at Meta .

  • Auth0 BlogCompany/Startup Blogsread at source

    Securing the Front Door of Agentic Commerce: Four Channels, One Identity Layer

    AI agents now shop for your customers in four channels. Learn how one identity layer recognizes each agent, links it to a real customer, scopes what it can do, and turns agent traffic into sales.

  • Level AccessCompany/Startup Blogs11 min read

    Can AI Make a Website Accessible?

    AI generally cannot make a website fully accessible by itself. However, with proper skills, guardrails, access to vetted design systems, and human input, The post Can AI Make a Website Accessible? appeared first on Level Access .

  • Auth0 BlogCompany/Startup Blogsread at source

    On-Behalf-Of Is a Pattern. Token Exchange Is the Standard.

    Find out the difference between On-Behalf-Of and OAuth Token Exchange, and why the two are often confused.

  • Level AccessCompany/Startup Blogs5 min read

    Accessibility Needs an Authority. Why Gartner Named Us a Leader

    Level Access has been named a Leader in the inaugural Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Accessibility Platforms, published October 5, 2026. This is The post Accessibility Needs an Authority. Why Gartner Named Us a Leader appeared first on Level Access .

  • Level AccessCompany/Startup Blogs17 min read

    Comparing AI Accessibility Tools for Building and Testing Websites

    AI accessibility tools are software that uses machine learning or large language models to help teams find, prioritize, fix, prevent, or report on The post Comparing AI Accessibility Tools for Building and Testing Websites appeared first on Level Access .

  • Level AccessCompany/Startup Blogs3 min read

    Level Access Named a Leader in the Inaugural Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Accessibility

    Company positioned highest in Ability to Execute among all vendors evaluated STAFFORD, Va. — Oct. 16, 2026 — Level Access, a global provider The post Level Access Named a Leader in the Inaugural Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Accessibility appeared first on Level Access .

  • Auth0 BlogCompany/Startup Blogsread at source

    Agentic Development: Time to Shift the Focus

    Agents can turn ideas into pull requests in almost no time. The hard part now is deciding what to build and validating that generated code is safe to ship. Here is a risk-based approach to both.

  • Engineering at MetaCompany/Startup Blogs8 min read

    How Meta Built Forum With AI-Native Engineering

    Meta’s newest app, Forum, is for anyone who wants to go deeper into the conversations in their Facebook groups. To build Forum, Meta engineers adopted a whole new way of working by bringing an AI agent into the development cycle. We’re sharing insights into what it took to build Forum with agentic AI: how we [...] Read More... The post How Meta Built Forum With AI-Native Engineering appeared first on Engineering at Meta .

  • Engineering at MetaCompany/Startup Blogs4 min read

    2026 World Cup: Breaking Records, Spiky Charts and Reliability at Scale

    Every four years, the World Cup becomes the largest planned stress test of our infrastructure. This year it also set an all-time record! There are a few moments throughout the year, like New Years Eve, that really let us see the collective impact of everything we’ve built — but none are bigger than the quadrennial [...] Read More... The post 2026 World Cup: Breaking Records, Spiky Charts and Reliability at Scale appeared first on Engineering at Meta .

  • Heroku BlogCompany/Startup Blogs3 min read

    Front-End Web Deep Dive: Runtime Config

    Runtime configuration has been brought to the Front-End Web Cloud Native Buildpack in a way that is standard, secure, and requires zero re-builds. By revisiting Twelve-Factor principles through the lens of modern web standards, we have created a strategy that works for any framework. The post Front-End Web Deep Dive: Runtime Config appeared first on Heroku .

  • Engineering at MetaCompany/Startup Blogs2 min read

    Sapienz Receives ISSTA 2026 Impact Paper Award

    Ke Mao, Mark Harman, and Yue Jia have been recognized with the ACM SIGSOFT International Symposium on Software Testing and Analysis (ISSTA) 2026 Most Influential Paper Award for their 2016 research, “Sapienz: multi-objective automated testing for Android applications.” The recognition celebrates a decade of impact from work that began at University College London and went [...] Read More... The post Sapienz Receives ISSTA 2026 Impact Paper Award appeared first on Engineering at Meta .

  • LogRocket BlogCompany/Startup Blogs6 min read

    Traditional GPT vs. looping Transformers: Key differences

    Explore how looping Transformers reuse layers and compare with traditional GPT models in reasoning tasks. The post Traditional GPT vs. looping Transformers: Key differences appeared first on LogRocket Blog .

  • Mux BlogCompany/Startup Blogs2 min read

    Introducing spending alerts: Get notified when your spend crosses thresholds you set

    Mux spending alerts email your team when your organization’s spend crosses a threshold you set. Learn how to set up alerts.

  • Mux BlogCompany/Startup Blogs3 min read

    How Change.org uses video to turn signatures into stories

    Change.org uses video to put a human face on petitions. See how switching to Mux gave their teams better insight into engagement, errors, and bot traffic.

  • Heroku BlogCompany/Startup Blogs3 min read

    Improved Static Website Support on Heroku with Front-End Web Cloud Native Buildpack

    Recently, we expanded Heroku’s industry-shaping primitives, adding support for client-side browser apps, composed of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This built-in support for static web apps joins the existing Heroku Buildpacks: Ruby, Python, Go, Java, Clojure, Scala, Node.js, PHP, and .NET. With the new Front-End Web Cloud Native Buildpack (CNB), you get a complete static web […] The post Improved Static Website Support on Heroku with Front-End Web Cloud Native Buildpack appeared first on Heroku .

  • CodePenCompany/Startup Blogs1 min read

    444: A Gosh-Dang Full-Blown Read/Write API

    Marie and Chris are on the podcast to talk about our very new v2 API. This baby (slaps the hood) can do it all. It’s complete read/write access to all your Pens, Collections, and Assets. This API isn’t hamstrung by anything, so the door is open to whatever you want to build. We’ve already seen […]

  • LogRocket BlogCompany/Startup Blogs13 min read

    How I stopped hassling my friends to test my apps, and just asked Grok Bot instead

    Learn how one solo developer used multiple Grok Bot AI agents to test, report bugs, fix code, and monitor deployments — hands-free, on a $30/month plan. The post How I stopped hassling my friends to test my apps, and just asked Grok Bot instead appeared first on LogRocket Blog .

  • LogRocket BlogCompany/Startup Blogs7 min read

    How PMs can use AI and Markdown to preserve product context

    Keep the reasoning behind product decisions within reach. Build a clear system to track customer feedback, priorities, and project progress. The post How PMs can use AI and Markdown to preserve product context appeared first on LogRocket Blog .

  • Auth0 BlogCompany/Startup Blogsread at source

    One SDK, Multiple Platforms: Introducing the Auth0 SDK for Kotlin Multiplatform

    Add login, logout, and secure token storage to iOS and Android apps using the Auth0 Kotlin Multiplatform SDK. Simplify cross-platform auth.

  • Mux BlogCompany/Startup Blogs9 min read

    Let your agent cook by giving it the recipe

    We've shipped a prompt library to give your agent the exact recipe for common use cases built on Mux. The evals tell the whole story.

  • Engineering at MetaCompany/Startup Blogs15 min read

    Meta’s Generative Ads Model (GEM): Scaling the Central Model and Compute Engine for Frontier Ads AI

    Last year, we introduced GEM, the industry’s largest recommendation system (RecSys) foundation model. GEM established Meta’s first LLM-inspired paradigm for ads recommendation, driving major performance gains. Building on this foundation, our next goal is to further scale both compute and intelligence transfer with next-generation hardware, and expand this capability across Meta’s entire ads ecosystem. This [...] Read More... The post Meta’s Generative Ads Model (GEM): Scaling the Central Model and Compute Engine for Frontier Ads AI appeared first on Engineering at Meta .

  • LogRocket BlogCompany/Startup Blogs16 min read

    AI dev tool power rankings & comparison [Oct. 2026]

    Compare the top AI development tools and models of October 2026. View updated rankings, feature breakdowns, and find the best fit for you. The post AI dev tool power rankings & comparison [Oct. 2026] appeared first on LogRocket Blog .

  • Engineering at MetaCompany/Startup Blogs11 min read

    OCP Summit 2026: Powering AI with Open Innovations in Scale-Up, Scale-Out, and Scale-Across Networks

    At the 2026 Open Compute Project Global Summit, Meta is sharing the next generation of open networking infrastructure, including: Our first liquid-cooled network rack (IcePack), and 102.4T switch platform (IceCube). Flattened Planar Fabric (FPF), a multiplane backend scale-out fabric that fundamentally changes how GPUs connect to the network MetaRoCE, our open-source AI transport protocol. Launching [...] Read More... The post OCP Summit 2026: Powering AI with Open Innovations in Scale-Up, Scale-Out, and Scale-Across Networks appeared first on Engineering at Meta .

  • LogRocket BlogCompany/Startup Blogs11 min read

    Chrome vs. Safari vs. Firefox: AI Debugging MCPs Tested

    Can AI agents debug React bugs across browsers? I tested Chrome, Safari, and Firefox debugging MCPs on four bugs to compare their findings, workflows, and effectiveness. The post Chrome vs. Safari vs. Firefox: AI Debugging MCPs Tested appeared first on LogRocket Blog .

  • Engineering at MetaCompany/Startup Blogs8 min read

    Shipping Media Over QUIC at Meta Scale for Instagram Live Ingest

    Meta has begun deploying Media over QUIC (MoQ), an emerging open protocol for real-time video streaming at scale. MoQ will help simplify our protocol stack for live streaming video and enhance overall user experience for live video. We’re sharing how we shipped MoQ on Instagram Live ingest, and what the future looks like from here. [...] Read More... The post Shipping Media Over QUIC at Meta Scale for Instagram Live Ingest appeared first on Engineering at Meta .

  • LogRocket BlogCompany/Startup Blogs10 min read

    10 React features that let you delete old code in 2026

    React 19.3 and modern CSS make several common patterns unnecessary. Here are 10 features that let you delete old React code and simplify your apps. The post 10 React features that let you delete old code in 2026 appeared first on LogRocket Blog .

  • Heroku BlogCompany/Startup Blogs2 min read

    October 2026 Update: Heroku Innovations and New Features

    Heroku’s continuous platform innovation keeps operational overhead out of your path while delivering our industry-best developer experience. We handle everything below your code, from the core infrastructure and OS maintenance to runtimes and dependencies, so developers can stay focused on building. You can see that ongoing innovation across our latest releases in managed data services, […] The post October 2026 Update: Heroku Innovations and New Features appeared first on Heroku .

  • LogRocket BlogCompany/Startup Blogs14 min read

    Your UX copy style guide has a new audience

    Your UX copy documentation isn't just for human writers anymore. Here's how to build a copy ecosystem that AI tools and agents can understand too. The post Your UX copy style guide has a new audience appeared first on LogRocket Blog .

  • Level AccessCompany/Startup Blogs8 min read

    What Sets Sustainable Accessibility Programs Apart

    Sustainable accessibility programs share seven characteristics that reinforce each other: governance, communication, training, workflow integration, executive support, procurement requirements, and shared culture. If The post What Sets Sustainable Accessibility Programs Apart appeared first on Level Access .

  • LogRocket BlogCompany/Startup Blogs6 min read

    How Meilisearch uses LogRocket’s MCP to improve free trial experience and feature adoption

    Discover how Meilisearch uses LogRocket's MCP and Galileo to improve free trial conversion and adoption of newly shipped features across its Cloud product. The post How Meilisearch uses LogRocket’s MCP to improve free trial experience and feature adoption appeared first on LogRocket Blog .

  • LogRocket BlogCompany/Startup Blogs20 min read

    The top 10 AI agent frameworks to know in 2026

    Explore the top AI agent frameworks in 2026 and compare how they handle tools, memory, structured output, streaming, and step limits. The post The top 10 AI agent frameworks to know in 2026 appeared first on LogRocket Blog .

  • LogRocket BlogCompany/Startup Blogs9 min read

    How to resolve cross-functional conflict in AI product development

    Resolve cross-functional conflict in AI product development with a 3-step framework to clarify risks, assign owners, and align teams to act. The post How to resolve cross-functional conflict in AI product development appeared first on LogRocket Blog .

  • CodePenCompany/Startup Blogs1 min read

    443: Image Hosting is Quite Powerful on CodePen

    We’ve made several upgrades to uploading/hosting images on CodePen lately. One change, moving to the open-source file-uploading library Uppy, was driven by business concerns. But the benefits are good for everyone: uploads are faster, and the money we saved let us increase file size limits and total storage limits on the higher PRO plans. Plus, […]

  • Level AccessCompany/Startup Blogs7 min read

    How to Improve Mobile Accessibility Testing Without Slowing Delivery

    Mobile accessibility testing keeps pace with delivery when checks run where teams already work. Our mobile tools put testing and guidance inside builders’ The post How to Improve Mobile Accessibility Testing Without Slowing Delivery appeared first on Level Access .

  • Heroku BlogCompany/Startup Blogs5 min read

    A New Era for Managed Databases: Announcing Heroku Postgres Advanced

    At Heroku, we’ve built a platform that allows developers to focus on their apps, not managing their infrastructure. Heroku Postgres Advanced carries forward that philosophy as our next-generation database offering, available today. The post A New Era for Managed Databases: Announcing Heroku Postgres Advanced appeared first on Heroku .

  • LogRocket BlogCompany/Startup Blogs10 min read

    Choosing the best color combinations for UX design

    Colors in UI aren't just decoration. They're the key to emotional impact, readability, and accessibility. This blog breaks down how to pick colors that don’t just look good — they work for your users. The post Choosing the best color combinations for UX design appeared first on LogRocket Blog .

  • Level AccessCompany/Startup Blogs13 min read

    Focus Indicators: WCAG Requirements and Best Practices

    A focus indicator is the outline or highlight, often called a focus ring, that marks which interactive element has keyboard focus as you The post Focus Indicators: WCAG Requirements and Best Practices appeared first on Level Access .

  • LogRocket BlogCompany/Startup Blogs10 min read

    Enhancing UX design with lateral thinking techniques

    For when you're stuck in a UX design rut next, bring in lateral thinking. Lateral thinking will take your designs in fresh directions, solving tricky problems with unexpected creativity. The post Enhancing UX design with lateral thinking techniques appeared first on LogRocket Blog .

  • Level AccessCompany/Startup Blogs9 min read

    AI vs. Closed Captioning: Understanding Audio Accessibility Compliance

    Captions are written text meant to account for audio content such as spoken dialogue, important sounds, and other audio information. They may also The post AI vs. Closed Captioning: Understanding Audio Accessibility Compliance appeared first on Level Access .

  • Heroku BlogCompany/Startup Blogs1 min read

    Introducing Team Authorizations

    Team Authorizations let you create and manage API tokens and OAuth authorizations at the team and team’s resources level instead of tying them to one person’s account. Until now, every API token belonged to an individual. When that person left the team, changed roles, or lost access, any integration, CI/CD pipeline, or automation built on their token could break without warning, and nobody else could easily see what was at risk. Team Authorizations fixes that. Your integrations keep running no matter who's on the team. The post Introducing Team Authorizations appeared first on Heroku .

  • CodePenCompany/Startup Blogs1 min read

    442: Pens are Actually Websites

    Stephen and Chris jump on the podcast to talk about our (ahem, super cool) deployment feature. Any Pen can be a website! Well, they kinda are already, but you know what I mean. If you’re a PRO user all you do is click a button and the Pen is instantly deployed at a *.codepen.app website. […]

  • CodePenCompany/Startup Blogsread at source

    Chris’ Corner: Sweet Typography

    Choosing beautiful and unusual fonts and implementing them in visually compelling ways is certainly a way to stand out in this period of so many websites looking same-y. I figure it’s a good week to send some sweet typography links I’ve saved (in the form of screenshots): Notable to me: Apple has a dedicated icons […]

  • DebugBear BlogCompany/Startup Blogs7 min read

    Example.com Just Launched The Biggest Redesign In Decades

    A look at the history of visual changes to example.com.

  • SpeedCurve BlogCompany/Startup Blogsread at source

    September synthetic test agent updates: Chrome, Firefox and Lighthouse

    This month, we've updated our synthetic testing agents. In addition to upgrading the underlying VMs, we've updated browser and Lighthouse versions: Chrome 148 (previously 138) Firefox 153 (previously 135) Lighthouse 13.4.1 (previously 12.8.0) What has changed? We understand the sensitivity related to changes in your performance data. Synthetic updates can cause baseline changes due to hardware changes, browser optimization or in the case of Lighthouse, changes to the methodology. Although the browsers introduced many new features between the updates there are only a few that will may have a noticeable impact on test results: Chrome Lazy-loading for video was introduced in Chrome 148 and pages that make use of this attribute will download less videos and their total size will be smaller too. Chrome 146 fixed an LCP bug which sometimes measures an image that wasn’t yet painted as LCP. Firefox Improvements to Firefox’s HTTP/3 implementation and the introduction of support for Compression Dictionaries which can result in smaller HTML, CSS & JavaScript downloads for sites that support them. The Scheduler API allows finer grained control of JS execution through features such as scheduler.yield Lighthouse Lighthouse introduced Insights and the data these generate is available for every synthetic test. AWS Instance Change AWS was running out of capacity in some regions so the EC2 instance the synthetic agents use has changed from c5.large to c6a.large. To retain comparable performance with the previous agent the CPU is throttled in all desktop tests. The instance size change has had an impact on some metrics, and during extensive testing, we've observed that Total Blocking Time (TBT) improved due to this change. Impact on metrics To provide a baseline when upgrading browsers, Lighthouse, or other components of our agents, we regularly measure the speed of more than 200 sites in both our production and canary environments. During this upgrade, we've found that most metrics have remained consistent between the new and existing versions of the agent, but that Total Blocking Time (TBT) has improved significantly. Across the corpus of sites we're testing, we've observed that Total Blocking Time (TBT) has improved by approximately 12% at the 75th percentile for the Mobile Medium profile. Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) and Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) have remained largely unchanged. What should you do next? Our observations on how the upgrade affects metrics are based on the sites in our test corpus, and every site is different. While Total Blocking Time might be the only expected change, there is always a chance your metrics will change based on the optimizations discussed above. Over the next few weeks, we recommend reviewing your performance budgets and checking that they are still appropriate for your site and then adjusting them if necessary. This is a practice we recommend doing on a regular basis as part of a 'get fast, stay fast' methodology , which you can learn more about in our Web Performance Guide to Performance Budgets . Private agents For customers who host their own private SpeedCurve agents : We're planning to release an updated version of the Docker container in the next few weeks. If you have any questions about the upgrade, its impact on your metrics, or any questions about SpeedCurve in general, you can reach us at support@speedcurve.com.

  • Axess LabCompany/Startup Blogs1 min read

    Webinar: AI and Accessibility – What have we learned so far?

    Learn about the potentials and be aware of the pitfalls. Join our upcoming webinar to explore the rapidly evolving intersection of AI and accessibility, from its use as an assistive technology to supporting plain language. We will share our latest findings to help you navigate the real benefits, hidden risks, and common pitfalls of relying […]