Category: Website Development
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What’s your favorite lightweight web dev stack that you could pick up again years from now without having using it in that time?
Optimizing Static Website Development: Selecting a Lightweight and Sustainable Tech Stack for Long-Term Use In the ever-evolving landscape of web development, choosing the right technology stack is crucial—especially when considering long-term maintenance and reusability. Many developers find themselves returning to projects after extended periods, only to struggle with recalling configurations, build procedures, or dependencies. This…
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5 months, one developer, one CRM – what I learned building with Laravel + Livewire
Lessons Learned from Building a CRM with Laravel and Livewire: A Five-Month Solo Journey Over the past five months, I embarked on an ambitious project: developing an open-source Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system as a solo developer. This experience provided a wealth of insights into modern PHP development, effective toolchains, and the realities of building…
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My manager and my senior DevOps guy wanted me to “hide” the api link and key in frontend?
Understanding the Limitations of Frontend Security: A Guide for Developers and Teams In modern web development, ensuring the security of API keys and endpoints is a common concern, especially when collaborating across teams. Recently, a frontend developer shared their experience working as an intern using React (without Next.js) and navigating requests from a DevOps team…
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Recently published new web design using React – Category pages aren’t indexing still
Troubleshooting Indexing Issues with React-Based Category Pages on Modern Web Designs Recent developments in web development often involve integrating React and other JavaScript frameworks to create dynamic, engaging user experiences. However, these advancements can sometimes introduce unforeseen challenges, particularly concerning Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and page indexing. If you’re experiencing difficulties with category pages not…
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A platform (in React, RN, Node, OpenAI, GraphQL) to help freelancers to turn their skills into revenue
Empowering Freelancers: A Modern Platform to Transform Skills into Revenue In today’s gig economy, freelancing offers unparalleled flexibility and independence. However, many freelancers face a common challenge: the struggle to balance billable work with time-consuming administrative tasks. From chasing leads and managing projects to onboarding clients and handling invoicing, these activities often consume more time…
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Looking for peeps to do projects together or simply be friends
Seeking Collaborators and Like-Minded Developers for Collaborative Projects Are you a developer eager to connect, collaborate, and grow together? Whether you’re looking to undertake exciting new projects or simply find a community of fellow enthusiasts, I’m open to teaming up with individuals who share similar interests and skill levels. About Me I have been programming…
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First time working on a transferred website – what to watch for?
Understanding the Challenges of Managing a Migrated Website: A Comprehensive Guide for First-Time Site Owners Embarking on your first journey of managing a transferred website is both exciting and daunting. Unlike working with static sites or simple CMS platforms like WordPress editors, handling a live, dynamically coded website requires a solid understanding of various technical…
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Best practices for caching and refreshing financial charts in React.
Optimizing Data Refresh and Caching Strategies for Financial Charts in React Applications In the realm of financial web applications, providing users with real-time, responsive stock and options charts is pivotal for delivering valuable insights. Developing such features involves addressing challenges related to frequent data updates, performance optimization, and efficient resource management. This article explores best…
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How do you organize and persist custom CSS tweaks when working on multiple client websites? (Workflow question)
Effective Strategies for Organizing and Persisting Custom CSS Tweaks Across Multiple Client Websites Managing custom CSS modifications is a common yet intricate aspect of web development, especially for professionals handling multiple client projects. Whether you’re debugging issues, prototyping new design ideas, or experimenting with frameworks like Tailwind CSS, maintaining an organized and efficient workflow for…