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26 Mar 2025 12:12

4531 UI elements: CSS & Tailwind

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24 Mar 2025 17:50

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Computer Science and Programming

22 Mar 2025 11:02

Don't use TypeScript types like this. Use Map Pattern instead

TLDR While working on a real-life project, the author encountered a TypeScript implementation that lacked flexibility. They improved the design using the Map pattern, which reduced redundancy and potential errors by allowing dynamic additions. Further, stricter controls were applied to ensure only predefined reactions can be added. This approach balances flexibility and control, enhancing code maintainability.

Computer Science and Programming

19 Mar 2025 18:23

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Computer Science and Programming

18 Mar 2025 10:57

Top 10 Clean Code Rules

TLDR Guidance for writing clean code includes no code comments, deleting dead code, unit testing boundaries, using positive conditionals, adhering to standard guidelines, consistent naming, avoiding complexity, using exceptions instead of return codes, keeping methods small, and applying the Boy Scout rule to always leave the code cleaner than you found it.

Computer Science and Programming

15 Mar 2025 15:17

Documenso: The Open Source DocuSign Alternative

Signing documents digitally should be fast and easy and should be the best practice for every document signed worldwide. This is technically quite easy today, but it also introduces a new party to every signature: The signing tool providers. While this is not a problem in itself, it should make us think about how we want these providers of trust to work. Documenso aims to be the world's most trusted document-signing tool. This trust is built by empowering you to self-host Documenso and review how it works under the hood.

Computer Science and Programming

12 Mar 2025 17:18

WebSocket vs Socket.IO: Real-Time Communication Guide

TLDR Modern web applications rely on real-time data exchange for seamless user experiences. WebSocket and Socket.IO provide persistent, bidirectional communication channels, essential for functionalities such as chat systems, push notifications, and multiplayer games. While WebSocket offers minimal latency and efficient data transfer, Socket.IO enhances WebSocket with auto-reconnection and fallback mechanisms, making it ideal for applications requiring high reliability and real-time updates.

Computer Science and Programming

10 Mar 2025 22:26

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Computer Science and Programming

07 Mar 2025 13:23

Paperless-ngx

Paperless-ngx is a document management system that transforms your physical documents into a searchable online archive so you can keep, well, less paper.

Paperless-ngx is the official successor to the original Paperless & Paperless-ng projects and is designed to distribute the responsibility of advancing and supporting the project among a team of people.

Computer Science and Programming

04 Mar 2025 16:17

Modern Web App Design Patterns

TLDR Design patterns are descriptive, not prescriptive. They can guide you when facing a problem other developers have encountered many times before. They are not a blunt tool for jamming into every scenario. Patterns.dev aims to be a catalog of patterns (for increasing awareness) rather than a checklist (what you must do)

Computer Science and Programming

01 Mar 2025 10:41

Clean Architecture on Frontend

TLDR The Clean Architecture is a way of separating responsibilities and parts of functionality according to their proximity to the application domain. It is often referred to as a three-layer architecture, because the functionality in it is divided into layers. In this post we'll talk about what the clean architecture is in general and get familiar with such concepts as domain, use case and application layers. Then we'll discuss how this applies to the frontend and whether it's worth it at all.

Computer Science and Programming

27 Feb 2025 19:19

Stop rendering conditions like this

TLDR The post discusses a more efficient way to handle conditional rendering in React applications. Instead of using multiple if-else blocks or ternary operators, it suggests grouping user actions into an object and rendering based on the object's keys. This method is easier to read, debug, and update while reducing the overall code. It also covers handling undefined user types with a default key and using the null coalescing operator to ensure correct rendering.

Computer Science and Programming

24 Feb 2025 13:04

JavaScript Temporal is coming

TLDR JavaScript Temporal is being introduced to simplify and modernize date and time handling in web development. It overcomes the limitations of the existing Date object by supporting time zones, reliable parsing, and various calendar systems. Temporal provides numerous methods for conversions, comparisons, computations, and formatting. Experimental implementations are appearing in some browsers, with detailed documentation available on MDN.

Computer Science and Programming

21 Feb 2025 15:17

When Job Hopping Doesn't Make Sense

TLDR While job hopping is often seen as a fast track to higher pay and promotions early in a career, it may hinder growth at senior levels. At Staff+ positions, influence and credibility built within a company are key to advancement. Switching companies frequently resets these, slowing progress. Calculated career moves are essential later in your career to maintain momentum and minimize risk.

Computer Science and Programming

18 Feb 2025 18:35

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25 Mar 2025 12:12

How to Build an Analytical Dashboard with Next.js

TLDR The post provides a comprehensive guide to building an analytical dashboard using Next.js, Flexmonster, and Highcharts. It includes step-by-step instructions on configuring these tools, creating charts, and setting up a functional user interface. Additionally, it explores real-world survey data on passenger flying etiquette to demonstrate the dashboard's capabilities.

Computer Science and Programming

24 Mar 2025 11:04

Orca Slicer is an open source slicer for FDM printers

💻 https://github.com/SoftFever/OrcaSlicer

Computer Science and Programming

21 Mar 2025 17:23

API Design 101: From Basics to Best Practices

TLDR This post provides an in-depth explanation of API design, focusing on the basics and best practices. It covers topics such as CRUD operations, communication protocols, REST, GraphQL, and more.

Computer Science and Programming

19 Mar 2025 12:12

A toolkit for training language models to work with PDF documents in the wild

💻 https://github.com/allenai/olmocr

Computer Science and Programming

17 Mar 2025 15:17

7 Design Patterns EVERY Developer Should Know

Computer Science and Programming

14 Mar 2025 12:12

How To Become Obsessed With Programming

Computer Science and Programming

11 Mar 2025 10:47

Unocss Engine facilitates the creation of fast, modern, and lightweight UI components with high-quality presets for Vue 3 projects. It includes built-in theming support, customizable options, and auto dark mode based on the user's color scheme preferences.

🔗 https://unaui.com/

Computer Science and Programming

08 Mar 2025 17:18

How I am Moving Away From Google's Ecosystem

TLDR The post discusses the author's decision to move away from Google's ecosystem due to privacy concerns, the desire to explore innovative alternatives, and support for open source solutions. It outlines various Google services and suggests alternatives like ProtonMail for email, DuckDuckGo for search, and Jitsi Meet for video conferencing. Replacing Google's document suite, photos, videos, and maps is noted as more challenging.

Computer Science and Programming

05 Mar 2025 13:18

Are LLMs making StackOverflow irrelevant?

TLDR The volume of questions on StackOverflow has significantly declined since the release of ChatGPT in November 2022. This trend, which began before the pandemic, highlights how LLMs (large language models) provide quicker and more effective solutions for developers. Criticism of StackOverflow's moderation policies has also contributed to the downturn. The decrease in questions may lead to outdated content and a vicious cycle of reduced search engine traffic. StackOverflow's situation underscores the disruptive impact of GenAI on stable businesses. The future of coding Q&A data for LLMs remains uncertain.

Computer Science and Programming

02 Mar 2025 09:09

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Computer Science and Programming

28 Feb 2025 10:12

What's New With Java 24

TLDR Java 24, a short-term JDK release scheduled for March 2025, will introduce 24 new features, including experimental, incubator, preview, and permanent JEPs. Key highlights include the Generational Shenendoah garbage collector and compact object headers. Java 24 will be replaced by long-term support Java 25 in September 2025.

Computer Science and Programming

25 Feb 2025 11:12

solidtime - The modern Open-Source Time Tracker

💻 https://github.com/solidtime-io/solidtime

Computer Science and Programming

23 Feb 2025 13:02

Excalidraw - an open source virtual hand-drawn style whiteboard. Collaborative and end-to-end encrypted.

💻 https://github.com/excalidraw/excalidraw

Computer Science and Programming

19 Feb 2025 12:27

Wave Terminal

TLDR Wave Terminal is an open-source, cross-platform terminal that allows users to render anything inline, save sessions and history, and edit code on local or remote machines. It also provides features such as viewing Markdown, CSV, and JSON inline, image preview, workspaces, persistent sessions, and universal history. Wave Terminal is designed for extensibility and is open-source.

Computer Science and Programming

18 Feb 2025 12:09

Why I abandoned IDEs

TLDR The author discusses their journey from using traditional Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) to adopting lightweight text editors such as NeoVIM and Helix. They highlight the efficiency, lack of distractions, and the closer connection to code that these terminal-based editors offer compared to modern feature-rich IDEs. They conclude by emphasizing the importance of reducing 'noise' between the developer and the code, allowing for better mental representation and continuous code improvement.