Today there was an environment setup session for a Vision Pro hackathon connected to another event. It was held in Mori Tower at Roppongi Hills, in an office area where only employees can enter. Participants headed to the venue using passes issued by the organizers.
This year, the number of articles on this site passed 100. That was a happy milestone, but at the same time an unexpected problem appeared. Some articles became 404 Not Found.
Although I keep saying I will focus on Vision Pro, Kotlin Multiplatform keeps entering my field of view. I thought I would try just a small taste of it, and first decided to try JetBrains Fleet, an editor I had not used before.
I added a Specials column to the top page that narrows things down to categories that are personally hot for me. Each article can have multiple categories in the form of tags. Since I changed how tags are used to make this happen, I am writing a note about it.
People who use Chrome DevTools often may have noticed a tab called "ai assistance" on the right side of the Console panel. This is an AI tool that can be used in DevTools. It is available in Chrome Canary 131 and later.