Also included: why the SDLC is dead, the importance of documentation artifacts for AI coding, and why code is cheap but software isn't.

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A February 2026 developer newsletter covering Flutter 3.41 and Dart 3.11 releases, Anthropic's experiment using 16 Claude instances to build a C compiler in Rust (~$20K, 100K lines, 99% test pass rate) with caveats about misleading marketing, OpenAI's GPT-5.3-Codex launch enabling 8+ hour autonomous coding tasks, and the OpenClaw security crisis where a popular AI agent with 230K GitHub stars exposed 40K+ instances, distributed malware via its marketplace, and triggered a supply chain attack on Cline CLI. Also covers opinion pieces on the SDLC being replaced by tight AI feedback loops, the importance of documentation artifacts (PRDs, ADRs, TDDs) for AI-assisted development, and the argument that code is now cheap but meaningful software is not.

February 2026: Flutter 3.41, 16 Claudes Build a C Compiler, the OpenClaw Security Crisis, and GPT-5.3 Codex