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Encountering the “@prisma/client did not initialize yet” error is a common issue when working with Prisma. This typically indicates that the Prisma Client has not been properly generated. This guide outlines the steps to diagnose and resolve this problem, ensuring your Prisma setup is correctly configured.

This article explores recent web development updates, including techniques for building popover context menus with anchor positioning, the utility of CSS @scope for styling, and creative methods for generating gradient borders. It also discusses alternative approaches to traditional UI components like tabs, the concept of using an OS as a CMS, and highlights new features in Firefox 147 and Chrome 144, such as the Navigation API and Temporal API.

Vanessa Lee, VP of Product at Shopify, discusses how AI is ushering in a technological renaissance and its impact on the ecommerce landscape. The conversation covers the development of Sidekick, the challenges of building AI tools, the necessity of human oversight in AI, and the future of personalized user experiences in ecommerce.

This tutorial details building a status monitoring application from scratch using Go. It covers probing services, detecting outages, sending alerts, tracking incidents, exposing metrics for Prometheus and Grafana, and running the entire system in Docker. The application, named ‘StatusD’, is designed for proactive incident response.

This initial edition of the new year reviews some of the most significant features released in the past year, demonstrating how they can contribute to a strong start in 2026.

Software development is not merely a technical endeavor; it is deeply intertwined with human psychology. Understanding principles like cognitive load theory can significantly enhance development processes, leading to more intuitive designs, efficient coding practices, and improved team dynamics. This approach emphasizes the emotional and mental aspects of creating software, from user experience to developer well-being.

Discover how to leverage Apple’s CoreML tools on the server-side using Vapor, addressing common challenges like model size, updates, and web browser compatibility.

The development of Question Assistant involved a blend of traditional machine learning and generative AI to assess question quality and deliver targeted feedback.

Lean is a programming language that has been extensively explored recently. While a programming language, Lean is primarily utilized by mathematicians, which is an uncommon application. Its core purpose is to formalize mathematical concepts. Lean enables mathematicians to treat mathematics as code, allowing them to structure it into definitions, theorems, and proofs, share theorems, and manage them on platforms like GitHub. The overarching goal is for a significant portion of humanity’s mathematical knowledge to become available as verifiable, statically checked, and composable code.

AI-powered code review offers significant potential for managing extensive codebases. This discussion explores the necessity of human involvement in pull request reviews to ensure effective debugging by AI tools, and how AI can enhance visibility through summarization at the abstract syntax tree level, leading to high signal-to-noise ratio code reviews.