For both Python and TypeScript Some highlights: - New Docs - LangChain Agent: revamped and more flexible with middleware - LangGraph 1.0 - Standard content blocks: swap seamlessly between models LangChain and LangGraph Agent Frameworks Reach v1.0 Milestones

Hey guys there is a hackathon going on from google to create applications using nano banana( famous image generation model). The API is free for the weekend . Check this out https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/banana/overview

VIEW RECORDING - 146 mins (No highlights) Meeting Purpose Weekly support call for AI developers to discuss projects, share updates, and get help with technical challenges. Key Takeaways - ShipKit is generating excitement and enabling rapid app development for many participants - Authentication and deployment remain common pain points, with Supabase recommended as a simpler solution - Participants are working on diverse projects from SaaS platforms to voice assistants to AI-powered business tools - Job searching and freelancing challenges were discussed, with networking opportunities arising within the group Topics ShipKit Updates and Feedback - New prep templates added to ShipKit to create project roadmaps and guide development process - Participants reported successfully building apps in 3-4 days using ShipKit - Upcoming features include TypeScript course, Python course, and vanilla Next.js course Authentication and Deployment Challenges - Several participants struggled with authentication setup, especially for Google/GitHub login - Brandon recommended Supabase for simpler auth implementation and deployment - Vercel highlighted as an easy option for deploying Next.js apps with custom domains

I have been kicking the tires on a few different coding agents, but it's a pain to move the rules around. This utility is super handy for that: https://github.com/intellectronica/ruler Supports: - Github Copilotf - Cursor - Windsurf - Claude Code - Jules - Kilo - Aider And on and on and on. You can can make a global starter config to easily create global rules for all projects, and populate them into your project with `ruler init --global`