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Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 20/04/2026Humans and Agents in Software Engineering Loopsmartinfowler.comHumans and Agents in Software Engineering LoopsNotes from my Thoughtworks colleagues on AI-assisted software delivery 000
Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 20/04/2026The Reach Pattern | Jack Dangerjackdanger.comThe Reach Pattern | Jack DangerYour AI coding assistant can see your code but not your organization. The Reach pattern is a personal CLI that borrows your real browser sessions to call web APIs on your behalf. 000
Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 17/04/2026When should a manager step in?dein.frdein.fr - Charles-Axel DeinCharles-Axel Dein's personal website. 000
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Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 17/04/2026Thoughts on OpenAI acquiring Astral and uv/ruff/tysimonwillison.netThoughts on OpenAI acquiring Astral and uv/ruff/tyThe big news this morning: Astral to join OpenAI (on the Astral blog) and OpenAI to acquire Astral (the OpenAI announcement). Astral are the company behind uv, ruff, and ty—three … 000
Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 16/04/2026Matching capabilities to applications: a strategy framework - Vaughn Tanvaughntan.orgMatching capabilities to applications: a strategy framework - Vaughn Tantl;dr: When you’re matching capabilities to applications — AI tools to roles, research teams to industry sectors, platforms to use cases — the 000
Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 16/04/2026Proxying fetch requests in server-side JavaScript - Human Who Codeshumanwhocodes.comProxying fetch requests in server-side JavaScript - Human Who CodesLearn how to proxy fetch() requests in Node.js, Deno, Bun, and Cloudflare Workers to better monitor and control your server-side traffic. 000
Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 16/04/2026How We Do Code Reviews at Cloud Fourcloudfour.comHow We Do Code Reviews at Cloud FourIf your team members dread the notification that they’ve been added as a reviewer on a pull request, I think the following guidelines can help. 000
Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 15/04/2026The engineeringification of everything - by Ian Vanagasnewsletter.posthog.comThe engineeringification of everythingWhy every role seems like an engineering role now (and what it means for you) 000
Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 15/04/2026The Big LLM Architecture Comparisonmagazine.sebastianraschka.comThe Big LLM Architecture ComparisonFrom DeepSeek-V3 to Kimi K2: A Look At Modern LLM Architecture Design 000
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Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 14/04/2026Typographic Scales in CSS with :heading(), sibling-index(), and pow() | Always Twistedalwaystwisted.comTypographic Scales in CSS with :heading(), sibling-index(), and pow()Learn how to build flexible, mathematical typographic scales using :heading(), sibling-index(), and pow() for cleaner CSS design systems. 000
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Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 13/04/2026Is the FDE role becoming less desirable? - The Pragmatic Engineerblog.pragmaticengineer.comIs the FDE role becoming less desirable?Job postings for Forward Deployed Engineers (FDEs) have surged, but many professionals don’t want the role because it’s more like solutions engineering than software development. 000
Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 13/04/2026Scale Is a Tactic, Not a Virtue – Eleganthackeleganthack.comScale Is a Tactic, Not a VirtueI’ve been thinking about scale the same way I’ve been thinking about speed: as something Silicon Valley treats like a moral good when it’s actually just a strategic choice. The in… 000
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Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 05/03/2026How Future Designers Will Win in the Age of AI — Suff Syedsuffsyed.comHow Future Designers Will Win in the Age of AI — Suff SyedIn Part 4 of The Future of Design Series we reveal three paths to sovereignty for designers in the AI era: Brand Sovereignty (scaling creative work independently), Product Sovereignty (building AI-native... 000
Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 05/03/2026AddyOsmani.com - Claude Code Swarmsaddyosmani.comClaude Code SwarmsClaude Code now supports agent teams - coordinated swarms of AI agents that research, debug, and build in parallel. What was feature-flagged is now real. H... 000
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Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 04/03/2026How to make sure a designer never files a bug again – Unsungunsung.aresluna.orgHow to make sure a designer never files a bug again – UnsungA blog about software craft and quality 000
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Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 27/02/2026How Browsers Workhowbrowserswork.comHow Browsers WorkA guide on how browsers work. 000
Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 27/02/2026Some Thoughts on the Open Webmnot.netSome Thoughts on the Open WebThe Open Web means several things to different people, depending on context, but recently discussions have focused on the Web's Openness in terms of access to information -- how easy it is to publish... 000
Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 27/02/2026Design Tokens Governance - by Francesco Improtadesigntokens.substack.comDesign Tokens GovernanceWho Should Own the Truth? 000
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Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 26/02/2026Critical Thinking during the age of AI - by Addy Osmaniaddyo.substack.comCritical Thinking during the age of AIWho, what, where, when, why, how 000
Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 26/02/2026LukeW | Agent Orchestration UIlukew.comLukeW | Agent Orchestration UIQuite quickly, AI products have transitioned from models behind the scenes powering features to people talking directly to models (chat) to models deciding whic... 000
Yuya Saito @frontendweekly.tokyo · 25/02/2026Why Federated Design Systems Keep Failingshaunbent.co.ukWhy Federated Design Systems Keep FailingWhy do federated design systems keep failing? I watched it happen twice at Spotify. Here's what actually happened, where they broke down, and why centralised models usually work better. 000