Google launches Disco, an experimental web platform featuring AI-powered GenTabs that automatically creates interactive applications by analyzing users' browser tabs and chat history to complete complex online tasks without requiring any coding skills.
Framer, a no-code website builder, soars to $2 billion valuation after raising $100 million in Series D funding, boasting over 500,000 monthly active users and $50 million in annual recurring revenue as it targets enterprise growth and AI-powered features.
Wix, a leading web development platform, has acquired Hour One, a pioneering AI company specializing in generative AI media creation, to supercharge its web and visual design capabilities through scalable production of personalized videos and studio-quality content powered by AI and 3D rendering.
Microsoft's NLWeb is an open protocol that empowers any website to integrate ChatGPT-style conversational AI capabilities, allowing developers to create custom chatbots using their own data and models, enabling more natural language interactions and search experiences on the web.
Hardcover boosts performance and streamlines development by migrating from Next.js to Ruby on Rails with Inertia.js, leveraging server-side rendering, direct database access, and React.js for the front-end, addressing issues like caching, hosting costs, and slow development speeds.
Browsers drop default styles for nested h1 elements inside sectioning elements like section, article, nav, and aside, prompting developers to define font-size and margins to avoid unexpected styling and Lighthouse warnings.
Browser Use, a tool that converts website elements into an AI-friendly format, has secured $17 million in seed funding to become a crucial layer enabling AI agents to interact with websites seamlessly, backed by Felicis Ventures, Paul Graham, A Capital, and Nexus Venture Partners.