Author
Simon JANVIER
Editorial agents in production: what holds and what breaks
Scheduled routines, MCP, sub-agents and guardrails: where a practice that industrialised in eighteen months now stands, with its documented breaking…
SPF, DKIM and DMARC: the authentication baseline that decides whether your email arrives
Google, Yahoo and Microsoft now require full authentication. What SPF, DKIM and DMARC cover, the order to deploy them, and…
HTML email: what still works in mail clients
Outlook still renders with the Word engine, Gmail rewrites styles, dark mode inverts colours. The real state of HTML email…
Deliverability: the six causes of spam placement that actually occur
Authentication in place and messages still in junk: the six real causes, in the order they appear, and the diagnostic…
Laravel 13.26 sharpens queue handling
Laravel 13.26.0, released on 18 August 2026, adds job forwarding between queues, debounced listeners and a released-job event. The 13.26.1…
Content Security Policy: building one that holds
A well-built Content Security Policy blocks injected scripts from running without breaking the site, provided it is rolled out in…
WordPress 7.1 brings responsive styles, pseudo-states and an always-iframed editor
WordPress 7.1 shipped on 19 August 2026, closing WordCamp US in Phoenix. It brings responsive styles into the editor, turns…
Google rolls out the August 2026 spam update
Google began rolling out its third spam update of the year on 18 August 2026, a global ranking change affecting…
CSS anchor positioning: menus, tooltips and popovers without JavaScript
CSS anchor positioning reached Baseline in 2026: the three major engines can now tether one element to another without a…
Automated backups for a self-hosted web server: a method that holds
A self-hosted server without a tested backup is an outage waiting to happen. This method covers the database, files, encryption,…