Happy first of the month! It won’t be long until the frost melts and flowers bloom. What’s on your agenda this month?
Some news:
🍎 The Apple Vision Pro is hiding a secret lightning cable.
💼 Meta, TikTok, and other Tech CEOs appeared before the US Senate.
Spruce up your developer tool chest with these new products

Wake up! It’s the first of the month. January is finally over and it's almost time for some spring cleaning. Maybe it’s time to dust off that old tech stack and see what’s on offer in 2024.
From AI-powered code assistants to fun ways to track your coding progress, here are five new tools for you to try as a developer in 2024:
Pixeebot is like an automated product security engineer. It uses AI to review your code and makes suggestions on how to improve code security, performance, and quality.
Commit Everyday is like if Tinder and Spotify Wrapped had a developer tool baby. It collects your Github stats monthly and lets you swipe through them in a Tinder-like interface.
Cyclops is an open-source tool that aims to make the software deployment process easier and faster by translating config files into a UI. It’s primarily focused on helping the Kubernetes community of developers.
Corbado is a passwordless authentication system built for developers. It adds authentication to your product by using passkeys instead of passwords and it can be integrated with just a few lines of code.
pre.dev uses AI to help developers and teams go from idea to shipped product faster. An AI assistant provides developers with a full software architecture, recommended tech stacks, and even automates the creation of Jira tasks.
So there you have it, five developer tools to add to your developer tool chest in 2024, and since there have been over 100 developer tools launched on Product Hunt already this year, there’s plenty more where that came from.
Framer 3.0 put a design agent on the canvas
Framer 3.0 is the design agent for every step from idea to launch, and it works alongside you, not instead of you. Describe the site, watch the agent build real pages on the canvas, then edit anything it made: breakpoints, components, code, CMS, SEO. Branching gives it a safe place to take the big swings so you merge only what you want. Already living in Claude, Cursor or Codex? Point them at Framer and ship from wherever you work. Not just vibes, a full platform.









