Category: Website Development
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Do you feel like using abstractions made you a weak engineer?

Understanding the Impact of Abstraction on Software Engineering SkillsIn the evolution of software development, the use of abstractions and pre-built libraries has become commonplace. From early days of programming, developers are often encouraged to leverage existing tools—such as using language-provided functions like .sort(), or employing comprehensive frameworks and services—to streamline development and enhance productivity. This…
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Built a backup validation tool after learning “good” backups can still be corrupted – feedback wanted

Introducing BackupGuardian: A Comprehensive Tool for Validating Database BackupsIn the world of database management, reliable backups are the backbone of data recovery and operational stability. However, even backups that pass initial checks can harbor subtle corruption or transaction inconsistencies that may compromise data integrity upon restoration. This article explores the motivation behind developing BackupGuardian—a tool…
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Why are complex website’s attribute names/classes gibberish?

Understanding the Use of Obfuscated Attribute Names in Complex Websites: A Deep DiveIn the realm of modern web development, especially when dealing with large-scale, feature-rich websites such as those operated by tech giants like Google or Facebook, you may have noticed that the attribute names and CSS class identifiers embedded within the source code often…
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New to mobile development, looking for suggestions

Choosing the Right Mobile Development Stack for Custom Cross-Platform Apps: A Guide for BeginnersEmbarking on mobile app development can be both exciting and overwhelming, especially with a variety of frameworks and tools available. If you are new to the field and aiming to develop an application compatible with both iOS and Android devices, while maintaining…
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[Showoff Saturday] Built a video transcriber that runs entirely in your browser – no server needed
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Showcase of the Week: Developing a Browser-Only Video Transcription Tool Without Server DependencyIn the rapidly evolving landscape of web development, creating robust, privacy-conscious applications that operate entirely within a user’s browser is both a challenge and an opportunity. Today, I am excited to share a project that exemplifies this frontier: a fully client-side video transcriber…
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Help implementing Figma variables in Next.js/Mantine: MCP Server vs. Tokens Studio

Implementing Figma Variables in Next.js and Mantine: Navigating MCP Server and Tokens Studio IntegrationIn modern web development, aligning your codebase with your design system is crucial for maintaining consistency and efficiency. When working with tools like Figma, Next.js, and Mantine, developers often seek seamless ways to synchronize design tokens such as colors, spacing, and typography.…
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how to set proxy_protocol based on SNI in stream block in Nginx?

Effective Routing and Client IP Preservation in Nginx Stream Module Based on SNIIn modern network architectures, it’s common to route TCP traffic—such as HTTPS—based on the Server Name Indication (SNI) provided during the TLS handshake. Nginx’s stream module offers powerful capabilities to handle such scenarios, but it also presents certain limitations, especially when it comes…
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I created a tool to help you find the best time/day to run

Introducing WeatherToRun: Your Personalized Tool for Optimal Running ConditionsIn the pursuit of consistent and enjoyable outdoor workouts, time management and weather conditions play a crucial role. Recognizing the need for a streamlined way to identify ideal running times, I developed WeatherToRun—a user-friendly platform designed to help runners quickly assess the best days and hours for…
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Launched an SSR proxy to prerender HTML for your SPA

Introducing SnapCrawl: A Simple Solution to Enhance Your SPA’s SEO with Server-Side RenderingIn today’s digital landscape, ensuring your Single Page Application (SPA) is optimized for search engines and social sharing is essential. Recognizing this need, we are excited to unveil SnapCrawl— a lightweight, cost-effective proxy designed to deliver prerendered HTML versions of your JavaScript-based websites…
