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In 2004, the W3C was betting HTML's future on XHTML 2: a stricter, XML-based language that wasn't backward compatible with the web people had actually
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In 2004, the W3C was betting HTML's future on XHTML 2: a stricter, XML-based language that wasn't backward compatible with the web people had actually
Small online tasks shouldn't need big software. I've personally run into this many times. I just need to compress an image, resize a photo
Last week we shipped Dice Atelier, a 3D dice roller with twenty themed tables. Then we looked at our own dice the way a player does — mid-game, at a g
Microservices architecture breaks a large application into smaller, independently deployable services. Each service owns a focused business capability
Every introduction to programming eventually reaches data types. An integer is a whole number. A string contains text. A Boolean is true or false. A
You paste a Base64 string into a decoder, and it throws InvalidCharacterError or returns garbage. Nine times out of ten the alphabet is fine — it's in
A report query that touched a million sensor readings kept killing our Node.js backend on a 2 GB droplet. I replaced the million JSON objects with two
Here is the User-Agent string Chrome sent from the Mac I am writing this on, read out of the browser a few minutes ago: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Int
A microservice architecture has one failure mode that a monolith never had: a dependency that is almost working. Not down — down is easy, the connecti
I used to reach for a specificity calculator whenever a CSS declaration “did nothing.” It would return a neat (a,b,c) score, but I still had to rememb
Hi DEV! I'm Murad Mammadov (MooradXO). Over the past several months, I've been building NIB, a visual game editor and engine for making 2D and 3D game
As someone who constantly jumps between UI/UX design in Figma and writing Tailwind components, I was wasting hours manually inspecting computed CSS to
40 million weekly downloads. If you've used React Router, Formik, or a handful of other libraries you've probably never directly installed fast-equals
When building applications with React, one of the most common things you would do is pass data down as props, that data is usually state that you want
Booking.com wrote up how they cut Node.js costs by 38% with Watt. They swapped pm2's cluster module for worker threads that accept connections themsel
A developer’s reliability checklist for building forms that validate correctly, survive failures and never show success too early A contact
Disclosure: I work with the Orbistats team. This guide is written to be useful whichever plan you end up on, including staying on the free one. Every
Introduction Gujarat is full of life, color, and energy. Every week, something exciting happens somewhere in the state. But how do you fi
Disclosure: I work with the Orbistats team. This post is meant to help you make an honest build-or-embed decision, including the cases where you shoul
Disclosure: I work with the Orbistats team. The tutorial is hands-on and the code is yours to reuse, but you should know where I'm coming from. If yo