Category: webdev
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How is your current learning journey going? What topics are you exploring?
How’s your learning journey going today? What topics are you diving into at the moment? I’d love to hear where everyone is on their personal learning paths, whether you’re just starting out or you’re an experienced professional. What are you currently focused on learning? I’m particularly interested in stories from those with unique learning experiences,…
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I developed a lightweight CSS animation library.
I created a lightweight CSS animation library! While it may not be groundbreaking, I was inspired by the GSAP syntax and aimed to develop a similar workflow using CSS variables. I thought I’d share it in case anyone else finds it useful. Check it out here: https://github.com/szisti369/AnimateVanilla.css
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Handling a surge: my experience with 1600 spam sign-ups on my Firebase site
Overwhelmed by 1600+ Fake Sign-Ups on My Firebase Site! Recently, my Firebase database was bombarded with over 1600 fake sign-ups from a hacker, triggering alerts and creating chaos. I have a feeling this attack stemmed from someone who noticed my posts on Reddit. It’s a great platform for visibility, but it can also breed a…
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Exploring local cloud options for European developers seeking independence from US providers
European developers looking to reduce their reliance on AWS, Azure, or other US-based cloud platforms, consider these alternatives.
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Is lying on my CV ever acceptable?
Should I consider exaggerating my CV (Resume)? I’m a front-end developer with several years of professional experience using Vue and other UI libraries in my daytime job. However, I have significantly more experience with React through my personal projects. Whenever I apply for React positions, employers seem to prioritize only the React experience gained in…
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When will the AI bubble burst?
When is the AI bubble going to pop? I can’t be the only one who’s growing weary of apps that are merely skins over a language model.
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Participate in Reddit’s Online Team Hackathon for Over $36,000 in Prizes
🌟 Announcing Reddit’s Second Virtual Hackathon with Prizes Exceeding $36,000! 🌟 Hello r/webdev community, We’re excited to announce that Reddit is hosting a virtual hackathon from February 27 to March 27, offering over $36,000 in prizes for innovative new games and apps! You can find more details here and here. Quick Overview: Your challenge is…
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Monthly Getting Started / Web Dev Career Thread
Monthly Getting Started / Web Development Career Thread To address the increasing number of inquiries on web development careers, we are introducing a dedicated monthly thread. This will help minimize redundant posts on the topic. Please note that similar inquiries will no longer be accepted in the main thread. Many common questions can be found…
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Why Does TypeScript Skip Variable Importing?
Here’s a revised version of your post: I’ve noticed something interesting about TypeScript: it doesn’t always require me to import certain variables. Here’s a snippet of my code: “`typescript import { Game } from “./Game”; export class GameManager { private games: Game[]; constructor() { this.games = []; } private addHandler(socket: WebSocket)…