Next in Dev

Nick Vogel
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Next in Dev is a show about all things modern web development and the tech industry. Each episode covers trending topics like AI coding assistants, JavaScript frameworks, cloud infrastructure, and the latest news shaping how we build for the web. From React and Next.js to DevOps, open source drama, and big tech decisions that affect developers everywhere. Nothing is off the table. The show also dives into concepts like web accessibility, performance optimization, developer experience, and the tools and platforms changing the way teams ship software. Whether it's a hot take on the latest framework wars, a breakdown of industry acquisitions, or a look at how AI is reshaping the developer workflow, Next in Dev gives you the context and commentary you need to actually understand what's going on. There's always something happening in modern web dev, and staying informed shouldn't feel like a chore. The goal of this show is to keep you up to date in an easy-to-digest format with a little personality along the way. I hope you enjoy it! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. Anthropic is suing the government

    MAR 13

    Anthropic is suing the government

    Anthropic is suing the US government after being labeled a "supply chain risk," AI found 22 high-severity Firefox bugs in just two weeks, Astro 6 dropped with a completely rebuilt dev server, and there's major tooling news across Cloudflare, shadcn, Cursor, Figma, and more. This week in web development and AI news: the Anthropic lawsuit against the Trump administration, Claude's automated security scanning on the Firefox codebase, OpenAI acquiring Promptfoo, Apple Music AI transparency tags, Astro 6's new Vite Environment API and Cloudflare adapter, shadcn CLI v4 with AI agent skills, Cloudflare's new Browser Rendering crawl endpoint, Cursor plugins, Figma MCP updates, Claude Code releases, Next.js 16.2 canary progress, Railway, and Dokploy updates. 0:00 Intro 0:24 Anthropic sues the government 2:07 Claude finds 22 Firefox bugs 3:25 The Anthropic Institute 4:16 OpenAI acquires Promptfoo 5:08 Apple Music AI transparency tags 6:37 Astro 6 7:49 Cloudflare Browser Rendering API 8:15 shadcn CLI v4 8:52 Cursor plugins 9:11 Figma updates 9:44 Claude Code, Next.js, Railway, Dokploy 10:59 Outro Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    12 min
  2. OpenAI's Principles Lasted Exactly 24 Hours

    MAR 1

    OpenAI's Principles Lasted Exactly 24 Hours

    Sam Altman told CNBC he shares Anthropic's safety principles. Less than 24 hours later, OpenAI signed a government contract without those principles and posted about it like a win. Here's why that matters if you build with AI. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    9 min
  3. Vercel called it "vibe-coded"

    FEB 27

    Vercel called it "vibe-coded"

    Vercel's CEO called Cloudflare's new Next.js reimplementation "vibe-coded," and I have thoughts. Plus Cursor agents now get their own virtual machines, ChatGPT is serving ads on the first prompt, and Anthropic drops version 3 of its Responsible Scaling Policy. This is Next in Dev. It's a weekly roundup of everything happening in web development, AI tooling, and the platforms developers actually use. https://nlvcodes.com 0:00 - Introduction 0:22 - Cloudflare rebuilt Next.js in a week 1:45 - Vercel's response (glass houses) 2:37 - Cloudflare's 6-hour outage 3:06 - Figma Make connectors 3:26 - Next.js 16.2.0 canary roundup 4:10 - Cursor agents get virtual machines 4:56 - ChatGPT ads on first prompt 5:12 - Anthropic Responsible Scaling Policy v3 6:04 - Railway DDoS protection + domains 7:15 - Claude Code auto-memory + updates 8:09 - Closing Thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    9 min
  4. Anthropic vs the Pentagon

    FEB 20

    Anthropic vs the Pentagon

    Anthropic's Pentagon contract is on the rocks, Figma now connects directly to Claude Code, and Tailwind CSS finally ships v4.2.0 after months of silence. Plus Payload CMS v3.77, Perplexity dropping ads, Cursor's new plugin marketplace, and more from the modern web dev world. This is Next in Dev, a weekly roundup of everything happening in web development, AI tooling, and the platforms developers actually use. 0:00 - What's Coming Up 0:13 - Payload CMS v3.77 1:27 - Figma + Claude Code 2:17 - Next.js canary updates 2:49 - Dokploy 3:23 - Tailwind CSS v4.2.0 4:01 - Perplexity drops ads 4:31 - OpenClaw founder joins OpenAI 4:46 - Cursor 2.5 plugin marketplace 5:19 - Anthropic vs the Pentagon 5:52 - Claude Sonnet 4.6 6:18 - Anthropic & Infosys 6:39 - Claude Code updates 7:17 - Gemini AI music generation 7:50 - Railway updates 8:18 - Final Thoughts and Next Steps Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    9 min
  5. Security Patches, AI Ads & Infrastructure Changes You Need to Know

    FEB 13

    Security Patches, AI Ads & Infrastructure Changes You Need to Know

    This week in web development: Payload patches critical SQL injection vulnerabilities affecting Drizzle-based database adapters, Next.js ships 10 canary releases focused on Turbopack infrastructure and server-side HMR, and Anthropic commits to covering electricity cost increases caused by their AI data centers. Payload issued critical security patches for SQL injection vulnerabilities in version 3.73 and 3.74. This affects Drizzle-based adapters with JSON/rich text fields with read access set to anything but false in Postgres/SQLite with serial IDs. OpenAI is beginning to test ads in ChatGPT's free and Go tiers. Cursor released Composer 1.5 with 20x more reinforcement learning than v1, and Railway launches one-click Cloudflare DNS integration plus horizontal scaling without deployment cycles.0:00 Payload CMS Security Patches1:17 Payload v3.7.6 Release1:47 Shadcn/ui Blocks Update2:00 Next.js Canary Releases3:15 Cloudflare Markdown for Agents4:32 AWS Infrastructure Updates5:39 Dokploy v0.27 Stability Release6:12 OpenAI Ad Testing in ChatGPT6:49 Cursor Composer 1.57:55 Anthropic Nonprofit Access & Energy Commitment9:24 Claude Code Updates10:03 Google Gemini 3 Deep Think10:37 Railway Deployment Improvements12:00 Closing Thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    13 min
  6. Claude Opus 4.6 is HERE and more news

    FEB 6

    Claude Opus 4.6 is HERE and more news

    In this episode of Next in Dev, I cut through the noise of the latest AI agent arms race to find what actually matters. - Anthropic releases Claude Opus 4.6 - OpenAI counters with the GPT-5.3 Codex and a dedicated macOS app - Payload 3.74/3.75 - shadcn’s new first-class RTL support Payload's skill live: https://youtube.com/live/3UDiLVe0PFA 00:00 Payload CMS 3.74 & 3.75: 02:00 Figma news 02:50 Shadcn news 03:27 Next.js news 03:54 Cloudflare news 04:34 The OpenClaw Experiment: A Security Nightmare? 05:15 OpenAI news 06:29 Anthropic’s Ad-Free Promise 07:11 Claude Opus 4.6 08:07 Claude Code & Xcode 08:36 Gemini’s Ad Strategy 09:10 Railway Postgres Metrics & Flow Visualizer 09:55 Closing Thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    10 min
  7. GPT-4 is being put out to pasture and more news

    JAN 30

    GPT-4 is being put out to pasture and more news

    Payload 3.73 is here with Next.js 16 support, SQLite performance upgrades, and a new migration command for relational databases. We also dive into the latest Next.js security patches, Figma’s new glass effects, and Cursor’s sub-agent architecture for faster execution. Plus, all the latest news about the AI that matters. Chapters: 00:00 Payload News 02:13 Figma News 02:47 Shadcn News 03:08 Next.js News 03:42 OpenAI News 04:19 Cursor News 05:27 Anthropic News 05:50 Claude Code News 06:17 Gemini News 06:53 Railway News 07:23 Astro News 07:51 Closing Thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    8 min
  8. Claude has a new constitution and more web dev news

    JAN 23

    Claude has a new constitution and more web dev news

    Payload 3.72, Next.js 16, and Claude Code updates headline this week’s breakdown of essential web development news and security vulnerabilities. We explore Payload's new experimental per-locale publishing and the addition of depth parameters to MCP tools. On the performance side, Next.js continues its relentless focus on Turbopack and memory management. The industry is also grappling with significant security scares: a two-character filtering error that nearly compromised the AWS console and a Cloudflare firewall bug related to certificate renewal. Meanwhile, OpenAI introduces the ChatGPT Go plan at $8 USD/month, powered by GPT 5.2 instant, while pivoting toward an ad-supported model for free users. Finally, we compare the latest CLI enhancements from Cursor and Claude Code, and look at Railway’s intuitive CLI overhaul. Live stream mentioned: https://youtube.com/live/dDYkQ-fXJvw Chapters: 00:00 - Payload News 00:50 - Shadcn News 01:12 - Next.js News 01:35 - Cloudflare News 02:01 - AWS News 02:26 - OpenAI News 03:22 - Cursor News 04:13 - Anthropic News 05:26 - Claude Code News 06:28 - Railway News 07:26 - Closing Thoughts and Next Steps Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    8 min
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Next in Dev is a show about all things modern web development and the tech industry. Each episode covers trending topics like AI coding assistants, JavaScript frameworks, cloud infrastructure, and the latest news shaping how we build for the web. From React and Next.js to DevOps, open source drama, and big tech decisions that affect developers everywhere. Nothing is off the table. The show also dives into concepts like web accessibility, performance optimization, developer experience, and the tools and platforms changing the way teams ship software. Whether it's a hot take on the latest framework wars, a breakdown of industry acquisitions, or a look at how AI is reshaping the developer workflow, Next in Dev gives you the context and commentary you need to actually understand what's going on. There's always something happening in modern web dev, and staying informed shouldn't feel like a chore. The goal of this show is to keep you up to date in an easy-to-digest format with a little personality along the way. I hope you enjoy it! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  • Creator
    Nick Vogel
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    20
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Nick Vogel
  • Show Website
    Next in Dev