Reviews of the most interesting devtools and latest beta releases.
Here's the latest newsletter sent on 2026-09-10.
Each week we review 2—3 of the most interesting developer tools. Here's what we featured this week.
Enhance HTML.
Simplifies the approach to adding attributes to HTML tags for dynamic features. Now uses fetch(). Makes it easy to implement features like infinite scroll, form post, search as you type, polling, and streaming responses. Still pretty minimal (11kb) and no dependencies.
Lots of attributes littered all over your HTML, but that is the point.
Loader for Linux static binaries.
Makes static binaries for GPU-accelerated code actually work. Makes it easy to build self-contained applications that can benefit from acceleration. Compile to musl, but still use common shared packages.
Incomplete ABI coverage: unsupported glibc calls currently abort. Musl has its own compatibility issues.
Here's the interesting beta and early access releases we featured this week.
Cursor for circuit boards.
In-browser LLM inference.
Personal AI Router.
Compile React-style components to DOM.
HTML architecture diagrams.
Call C functions from Go without Cgo.
Discussions with the people behind the most interesting devtools.