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51m ago · 7 min read · The JavaScript backend ecosystem has matured through several distinct generations. Node.js established asynchronous I/O as a viable paradigm for server-side development. Express codified the middlewar
Join discussion2h ago · 10 min read · Recently i worked on Vue 3 migration. Migrating a Vue 2 application to Vue 3 is not just a dependency upgrade. The real work is in updating the application bootstrap, router, store, plugins, component
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2h ago · 5 min read · The paper elaborates methodologies for LLM text extraction from research papers. It is not only giving methodologies for extraction of meaningful data, but also assessment and choosing right models. 1
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3h ago · 13 min read · In our day-to-day lives, we take modern streaming platforms for granted. You open YouTube or Netflix, click a video, and it begins playing instantly. If your network connection degrades, the resolutio
Join discussion4h ago · 3 min read · Interview feedback has a shelf life. It starts degrading the moment you leave the room. Forty minutes into the next meeting, the specific answers that made you confident - or cautious - are already bl
Join discussion5h ago · 8 min read · Claude Fable 5 has three features that sound like bugs. You can't turn off its thinking. It costs more than Opus. And it slices the same text into about 30% more tokens than you're used to. All three
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7h ago · 2 min read · a dev community where people are scared to ask questions is not a community~ i run the community spaces for a charity in the developer education space if people are not comfortable asking questions th
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1 post this monthFull Stack Developer & ML Researcher | Built govt & NGO systems @FAITE | MERN · Laravel · FastAPI · Python | BSc Software Engineering @SLIIT
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1 post this monthThis was the first issue, the major issue I faced while migrating my Node.js codebse to Golang was during the implementation. I was tired googling "What is the best alternative of express package in Go?" and so on. It was never ending. searching for each package and then you see multiple results, filter them according to the reviews, github stars, stack overflow, etc. What if there was a tool who could do all this? Thats why I build PackagePal, It is a code migration assistant which suggest the best alternative of a package in target language. It helps developer with best alternative packag
I like that this post doesn't turn it into a local-vs-cloud debate. They're really different stages of the same journey. Running Ollama locally is one of the fastest ways to understand what AI workloads actually cost in terms of memory, compute, and latency. A lot of those realities are hidden when you're only consuming APIs. What I've seen in practice is that local models are great for experimentation, internal tools, and privacy-sensitive workflows, while cloud infrastructure becomes important once reliability, concurrency, and operational support matter. Most teams will pro
Nice explanation, especially the distinction between access and refresh tokens. A lot of people gloss over that. One thing I keep noticing when working with modern web apps is how much auth complexity affects how quickly people can actually ship and iterate. It is interesting seeing how many indie apps solve this differently. I have been browsing a bunch of these on https://unstore.io and there are lots of small apps handling auth in creative ways
My takeaway: Angular provides a well-defined structure where both junior and senior developers can contribute using the same conventions. React offers more freedom, but that also means teams need stronger discipline to stay consistent. 🚀
It really makes me realize that thinking alone won’t bring real progress. The key is to turn these thoughts into steady execution step by step. Sticking to long-term creation will naturally bring more chances down the road.
happy to have you here. if you're building and shipping with AI , you may want to check out some new open source tools that make work a lot more ready for PRD. GSD framework is a good OSS repo and so is martinloop for governed agent loops. you'll ship a lot more with those two.
Every week, there’s a new JavaScript framework trending on Twitter. As a student developer, it’s easy to feel FOMO. You start learning React, switch to Next.js, see a post about Svelte, and suddenly y
Well said. Frameworks come and go, but strong fundamentals stay relevant for years. In my experience, building real projects teaches far mor...
Excellent breakdown. I always tell beginners to focus on problem decomposition—taking a massive, vague feature request and breaking it down ...
