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Got my first paid work – not sure how much to quote the client – static website
Determining Fair Pricing for Your First Paid Web Development Project Embarking on your initial paid web development project can be both exciting and challenging, especially when it comes to setting the right price. If you’re working on a basic static website and unsure about how much to charge your client, here are some considerations to…
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Every day I don’t have to build for internet explorer is a blessing
Embracing Modern Browsers: Why It’s a Relief to Say Goodbye to Internet Explorer In today’s web development landscape, every day that I don’t have to accommodate outdated browsers feels like a victory. Among these, Internet Explorer stood out as a notoriously challenging platform, and even now, some remnants of that experience linger. Recently, I encountered…
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I’m working on a website for tools that don’t have AI-based capabilities
Launching a New Collection of Utility Tools for Practical Calculations Are you looking for straightforward tools that make everyday calculations easier? I’ve recently developed a website dedicated to useful, non-AI based utilities designed to assist with various personal assessments and planning. One of our flagship tools is a comprehensive Body Type Calculator, which helps users…
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What path should I go for if I’m only interested in backend dev
Choosing the Right Career Path in Backend Development: A Guide for Beginners Starting your journey in software development can be both exciting and overwhelming, especially when it comes to deciding which path to pursue. If your primary interest lies in backend development, you’re already on the right track—this area offers numerous opportunities for growth and…
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I can’t see web developers ever being replaced by AI.
Why Human Web Developers Remain Indispensable in the Age of AI In recent discussions within the web development community, there’s been a growing sentiment that Artificial Intelligence might soon replace human developers altogether. However, I firmly believe that the core expertise and creativity of skilled web developers will continue to be essential, even as AI…
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I created a minimal typescript ORM for people that want to prioritize shipping fast – would love your feedback!
Introducing TinyORM: A Minimalist TypeScript ORM Designed for Rapid Development In the fast-paced world of software development, efficiency and simplicity often take precedence over complex, heavy frameworks. Recognizing this need, I’ve developed TinyORM—a lightweight, minimalistic ORM built entirely in TypeScript that empowers developers to ship features quickly without getting bogged down by convoluted dependencies or…
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Wife’s first web game – phrasicle.com, a NYT-inspired word chain game
Celebrating Creativity: Introducing Phrasicle — A New Word Chain Game Inspired by Classic Phrases We are excited to share a special project from my wife, marking her debut into the world of web gaming. After dedicating the past six years to raising our three young daughters, she decided to channel her creativity into developing a…
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Is there much of a market for GSAP/animation skills?
Exploring the Demand for GSAP and Animation Skills in the Modern Web Development Landscape As web development evolves, so do the tools and skills required to craft engaging user experiences. Animation, in particular, has become a vital component of modern websites and applications, enhancing user engagement and expanding the possibilities of interface design. A common…
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Got my first paid work – not sure how much to quote the client – static website
Determining Pricing for Your First Paid Web Development Project: A Guide for Beginners Embarking on your first paid web development project can be both exciting and a bit daunting, especially when it comes to setting your rates. If you’re working on a static website and uncertain about how much to charge, you’re not alone. Let’s…