daily.dev Changelog·50wdaily.dev now powered by Claude Sonnet 4!
Daily.dev has upgraded its content pipeline to use Claude Sonnet 4, bringing improvements to TLDR summaries, content tagging, recommendations, and content filtering. The AI model's enhanced language comprehension and contextual awareness aims to deliver more relevant and accurate content curation for developers on the platform.
daily.dev Changelog·25wYour profile just got a serious upgrade
daily.dev has launched a comprehensive developer profile feature that transforms basic activity feeds into living portfolios. Users can now showcase work experience, education, certifications, open source contributions, projects, publications, and volunteering activities. The platform offers CV parsing to automatically populate profile sections, reducing setup time. This upgrade lays the groundwork for an upcoming job matching feature that will connect developers with personalized opportunities based on complete profiles, prioritizing quality matches over recruiter spam.
daily.dev World·38wHug a user is here! Tell us what’s broken, we’ll fix it
Daily.dev launches 'Hug a User' program where engineers dedicate up to half a day weekly to fix user-reported bugs and implement small features directly from community feedback. The initiative bypasses traditional development processes like tickets and sprints, focusing on quick fixes for annoying issues and small improvements that enhance user experience.
daily.dev Changelog·32wYou can stop begging now - the emoji panel is here
daily.dev has launched an emoji panel feature that allows users to quickly insert emojis by typing ':' followed by characters, similar to Slack and Discord. The autocomplete functionality provides instant emoji suggestions in comment boxes, eliminating the need for OS keyboard shortcuts or manual pasting.
daily.dev Changelog·44wOur most powerful tool to stay informed. Ever.
Daily.dev introduces Presidential Briefing, an AI-powered feature that automatically scans hundreds of developer posts, videos, and releases to create personalized 3-5 minute briefings. The system adapts to individual reading habits and includes three sections: Must Know (critical updates), Good to Know (perspective-broadening content), and Bullshit Police (misinformation detection). Free users get one trial briefing, while Plus subscribers receive unlimited access with customizable frequency and delivery options.
daily.dev World·28wHow to get hired through daily.dev
daily.dev launched a career mode feature that connects developers with verified recruiters from tech companies. The platform uses developer activity to match candidates with relevant opportunities, and users can improve their chances by uploading their CV and setting job preferences in their account settings.
daily.dev Changelog·1yCores & Awards
Daily.dev introduces Cores, an in-app currency, and Awards, a way to recognize valuable content. Cores reward quality contributions and can be used for highlighting great work, tipping creators, and tracking activities. Users can buy or earn Cores, which don't expire and are publicly visible when used for Awards. More features are being developed to further enhance engagement.
daily.dev Changelog·38wThe end of notification hell
Daily.dev has completely redesigned their notification system, replacing broad toggles with granular controls that let users choose exactly what notifications they receive and how (in-app, push, or email). The new system covers all aspects including comments, upvotes, mentions, creator metrics, and Squad activities, with specialized controls for admins and moderators. This major refactor unified years of patched notification logic into one centralized, user-controlled system.