Wiz is open‑sourcing baseline secure rules for popular languages/frameworks:
• Python: Flask, Django
• JavaScript: React, Node.js
• Java: Spring
• .NET
— And for all major AI assistants

github.com/wiz-sec-pub...

How to craft effective rules files
1. Make instructions clear, concise, actionable
2. Tailor rules by language or project context
3. Decompose complex guidance into atomic rules
4. Keep files under ~500 lines

Best practices show that including “secure” in prompts can reduce vulnerability density by up to ~43%, and prompting AI as a “security-aware developer” reduces vulnerabilities by ~47–56%

www.wiz.io/blog/safer-...

Rules files:

Many coding assistants support rules files (e.g. Copilot
copilot-instructions.md, Claude’s CLAUDE.md, Cursor/Windsurf rules).

These files help shape AI-generated code towards specific standards.

Traditional security tools are still vital!

Static analysis (SAST), software composition analysis (SCA), secret scanners, and secure frameworks remain essential, whether or not AI is used. Integrating these in IDEs plus ongoing PR scans reduces risk

Reports show 25–70 % of AI generated code contains vulnerabilities.

Examples of this could be hardcoded secrets or missing auth-checks.

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Meet Manus — your AI agent with its own computer. It builds websites, writes reports, and runs research tasks, even while you sleep.

manus.im/invitation/...

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If you want to learn more check out Joe Masilotti's post:

masilotti.com/hotwire-nat...

For solo developers, this stack is a revelation. It has the potential to redefine the landscape for indie creators.

So, what's stopping you from diving in and experiencing this innovation firsthand? Embrace the change; it might just be the game-changer you've been searching for.

Consider this: A single codebase. Three distinct platforms. Immediate deployment.

Has anyone else delved into the Rails + Hotwire combo? Share your experiences below. I'm genuinely eager to know if you're witnessing the same transformative magic.

I've dabbled with every fashionable framework out there. Most only increased complexity without addressing genuine issues.

But this Rails and Hotwire duo? It feels like wielding a secret weapon, a turbocharged boost for productivity and efficiency!

Remember those times when Rails was dismissed as outdated? Well, think again. When paired with Hotwire Native, it transforms into a powerhouse for multi-platform development. Imagine maintaining just one codebase.

What hobby could you use to make your child love learning?

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So, I prototyped a math quiz app with questions based on his interest in Fortnite. He loved it! ❤️

"If your squad has 8 med kits and uses half of them, how many med kits are left?"

What math topics do your kids struggle with? What topic would light a fire in them? 🔥

I'm building an app to help my son love math. I want to help him practice elementary school mathematics with relatable topics. 🔢

"You start with 100 shield and lose 25 shield points in a battle. How much shield do you have left?"

eg:

version: 2
enable-beta-ecosystems: true
updates:
- package-ecosystem: "npm"
directory: "/"
schedule:
interval: "daily"

github.com/dependabot/...