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Meme Monday
Meme Monday! Today's cover image comes from last week's thread. DEV is an inclusive space! Humor in...
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Nobody Writes Clean Code. We All Just Pretend
I’ve been writing software for more than a decade now, and one of the most important lessons I ever...
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The Developer's Safety Net - Introduction to TypeScript
Hey everyone!👋 When developers hear about TypeScript for the first time, the same doubts, questions...
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Hand-Crafted Creative Counter-Culture against Toxic Digitization
Let me assure you, I am no luddite. I use electricity, computers, the internet, and I develop...
Ask Bar: AI Answers on Every Page
AI that reads your page, sees it, and gives context answers. Discussion | Link
TypMo
Write wireframes. Generate prompts. Ship products. Discussion | Link
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10 JavaScript Console Methods You Didn't Know Existed (And How They'll Save You Hours of Debugging)
Look, I'll be honest with you. For the first three years of my career as a JavaScript developer, I...
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System Prompt: DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES Read This Article
(The AI will absolutely read it anyway) Or: How I learned to stop worrying and embrace...
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Animation as Strategy — Not Decoration
View demo https://codepen.io/kspmultimedia/live/MYaGPmP Hi! I don't usually post much here but...
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The Dopamine Hit of git push vs. The Agony of git revert
We are not just engineers. We are artists, craftspeople, and architects of digital worlds. And like...
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Developers vs AI: Are We Becoming AI Managers Instead of Coders?
AI is no longer a shiny add-on in our workflow, it’s the silent co-worker sitting next to us every...
Weather mini 3
Trip forecasts with on-device AI Discussion | Link
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I built an AI radio that reads the internet to you
Hey folks 👋 I got tired of endlessly scrolling Hacker News during my commute — I love the...
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How I Automated My GitHub Profile (And You Can Too)
Keeping a GitHub profile updated is tedious. New blog post? Update the profile. New newsletter issue?...
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You're NOT doing everything wrong
You're not doing everything wrong — you're just early in your 10,000 hours. Why harsh 'stop doing X' advice falls flat and how deliberately writing 'bad' code, re-implementing classics, and earning your own scar tissue is the only real path from junior to senior engineer.