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Simon Willison reviews JustHTML, a Python HTML parser built with AI assistance, highlighting its pure Python design, test coverage, and conformance to the html5lib-tests suite. He uses it as a case study in vibe engineering—where AI handles the heavy lifting of coding and testing under human design and review—and discusses the role of coding agents in producing reliable open-source software. The piece emphasizes diverse tooling, benchmarking, and the collaboration between human and machine in building production-grade libraries.
Emil Stenström's post documents building JustHTML, a Python-based HTML5 parser, with the help of coding agents. The write-up covers the challenges of parsing broken HTML, iterative…
Emil Stenström details building JustHTML, a Python-based HTML5 parser, with coding agents. The piece chronicles an iterative, test-driven process: from a basic one-shot parser to 1…
TechRepublic's Tiobe index for December 2025 notes R breaking into the top ranks as SQL continues to climb. The shift underscores growing demand for data science tooling and robust…
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