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I just built a salon website that doesn't need a developer every time something needs to change And that's the part I'm most excited about. I built a fully customizable, multi-page salon website using: Next.js 16 Tailwind CSS Strapi CMS The idea was simple A business owner should b
TL;DR Attempted to introduce modern UI architecture (unidirectional data flow and component separation) to Garmin app development, an environment severely constrained by kilobytes of RAM and a weak CPU. Built a custom Hooks-like library for the Monkey C environment, but calling it directly inside
When traditional automated audit tools (like Google Lighthouse) scan a webpage, they test for DOM metrics and performance: Largest Contentful Paint (LCP), missing ARIA labels, image dimensions, or meta tags. What they CANNOT tell you: "Your primary CTA button blends directly into the hero gradien
When you hear "chatbot" in 2026, the obvious architecture is something like: For one of our projects, we deliberately didn't do that. The chatbot needed to answer questions about things like: prices; opening hours; appointments; service availability; business policies. For those kinds of que
This article was originally published on the Zenrows blog. Read the original here: https://www.zenrows.com/blog/web-aware-agent-openai-agents-sdk-zenrows This guide shows you how to register Zenrows Fetch as a @function_tool next to WebSearchTool in a single OpenAI Agents SDK agent, so the model
Most MVPs don't become expensive because developers write bad code. They become expensive because teams build too much before learning what actually matters. A typical product starts like this: “We need authentication, dashboards, notifications, payments, analytics, admin panels, integrations…”
Game engines are production systems. They need deterministic transforms, collision, navigation, materials, lighting, streaming, and versioned assets. Shapezo is useful before those constraints fully dominate the work: it helps a team compose the spatial relationships that make a world readable and p
Look for this in your error tracker: Uncaught NotFoundError: Failed to execute 'removeChild' on 'Node': The node to be removed is not a child of this node. There is no local repro. The affected sessions have nothing in common, until you notice they had page translation on. I spent about a
This is my first post here. I figured I should start somewhere, and a hackathon project is as good a reason as any. The background I have been writing business software for about three years. Dashboards, APIs, data pipelines. It pays the bills but it stopped being fun a while ago. When I
You might be reading this blog on my personal website, which also serves as my portfolio. I use this space to document what I’m building, the decisions I make, and the things I learn along the way as a freelancer. In this article, I’ll walk through the architecture and implementation of my blog, wi
Introdução Muitas linguagens como C#, Java, entre outras são descritas como orientadas a objeto, possibilitando o paradigma Programação Orientada a Objeto (POO). No entanto, quando falamos de JS, sabemos que por mais que existam objetos, ela é dita como uma linguagem orientada a protótipos, mas o
I wrote "just use a match statement, it's fine" three times before I stopped saying it. It is fine, right up until an enemy needs a fourth state and two of the transitions start depending on each other. Here is what actually cost time building enemy AI for a wave-based game, in the order it bit me.
AI Can Write Your Code. Can It Actually Debug It? AI coding assistants have changed how developers write software. You can describe a feature, generate a function, refactor a component, write a test, or explain an unfamiliar codebase in seconds. But there is one part of software development that
If you've ever had someone send you two PDF files and ask "what changed?", you probably know how this usually goes. Open the first file. Open the second one. Put them next to each other. Start scrolling. After a few pages, you realize that you're not actually comparing the documents anymore. Yo
Preface As the title suggests, I recently spent a few days building a company official website, and on top of that, I’ve developed several sub‑sites for the company over the past few months. During the actual deployment, I ran into a few pitfalls—especially regarding domain‑to‑IP mapping—so I’d lik
Article URL: https://nolanlawson.com/2026/08/23/the-asteroid-currently-hitting-frontend-web-development/ Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49555233 Points: 4 # Comments: 1
Declarative Field Dependencies in React: How Configuration Replaces useEffect Spaghetti The Problem Complex forms are everywhere in enterprise applications. Registration forms, checkout flows, survey builders, data entry systems. They all share a common challenge: fields that depend on
How to embed modern React/Vue/Svelte into legacy applications without complex orchestration The Problem How do you put a micro-frontend project onto a monolithic page? Not just theoretically, practically. You have a legacy application (JSP, PHP, Django templates, whatever). You want to
Article URL: https://sander.ai/2024/02/28/paradox.html Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49553830 Points: 4 # Comments: 1
It used be be that CSS resets were important to smooth over differences between default browser styling, but browsers have for the most part gotten their act together. It's more popular nowadays to do a micro reset/normalize/whatever you want to call it to get rid of annoyances. It might contain rul
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