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45 votes
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core-js: So, what's next?
15 votes -
Converting Userscript to Chrome Extension: The monkeys are no longer needed
5 votes -
Developer nukes his extensively used JS libraries to protest corporate use without compensation
17 votes -
Bangle.js 2 is a hackable, open source smartwatch that runs JavaScript
12 votes -
JSHint: Watching the ship sink (A lesson on ambiguous licenses)
7 votes -
MDN (beta) is now built with React
6 votes -
Animating URLs with Javascript and Emojis
15 votes -
In-browser cryptocurrency mining service Coinhive will shut down on March 8
17 votes -
GoDaddy is sneakily injecting JavaScript into your website and how to stop it
44 votes -
Mac, Electron and the decline of native apps
17 votes -
Create-React-App 2 is live
8 votes -
I made a post awhile back about asking for inspiration for a new project. I built a thing.
hey all! i made a post awhile back talking about how i was in a tech rut, and tired of creating the same things over and over again, working with the same libraries and the same frameworks. i was...
hey all!
i made a post awhile back talking about how i was in a tech rut, and tired of creating the same things over and over again, working with the same libraries and the same frameworks.
i was bored of it!
so last week i said hell with it and i spent more money than i should've on udemy courses, learned a lot about javascript and the mern stack (mongodb, express.js, react, node.js)
then, after a few nights of staying up way later than i should have (i have presently been awake for 27 hours) i built this thing:
https://dry-castle-80238.herokuapp.com/dashboard
dev-connector.
a small little social media site for the technically-minded.
nothing groundbreaking or super fancy - just a basic social media site with posts, comments, user profiles and all that. but it's the first thing in awhile that i've actually finished and put into production on some capacity (even if it's just heroku)
jump in, leave a few comments, and let me know what you think. :)
passwords are hashed with bcryptjs, but i've been recommending everyone just use fake login info on sign up for safety's sake.
12 votes -
Your web app is bloated
16 votes -
Machine learning in JS
3 votes