WASI 0.3 Launched
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How are agencies handling visual regression testing across client sites?
We manage around 20 client sites and lately the annoying part has been catching small visual issues after WordPress or plugin updates. Usually it's something minor like a section shifting, a form looking off, or mobile spacing getting messed up, but we don't always notice until the client does. Looking into visual regression testing mainly so we're not manually checking every important page after…
If this can help any web developer using GitHub Copilot
Hey everyone, If you use GitHub Copilot Agent, you know it often wastes a lot of tokens and context just wandering around your workspace trying to figure out which files to look at. Copilot Bill Saver The VS Code extension is designed to accelerate web development and stop context waste before it starts. How it works: It captures local bug evidence, maps likely files deterministically, and bundles…
Can you expect that the designer knows Storybook?
Hello everyone, currently I am doing FE development in a large scale project and I got the feeling that one of our designers doesn't know how Storybook works. When she builds designs in Figma, I always tell her that she can look at the component libraries' Storybook and do the design according to how those components work. However, she does a lot of paddings in the design not adhering to our…
Best way to migrate a dynamically rendered site to static HTML?
I have a live website where some pages are populated dynamically through JavaScript/API calls. I’m shutting down the backend after the project ends and want to migrate the current version to a completely static site. What’s the best way to do this while preserving the currently rendered content, images, CSS, fonts, etc.? I’ve tried wget/HTTrack, but they only save the initial HTML and miss the…
CPU Emulator
I play minecraft, and I’ve recently gotten into the field of computational redstone. After watching a tutorial on how to make a CPU, I decided to go and make an emulator for it based off the one used in the videos. It is programmed with pure front end JavaScript, and it comes complete with built in documentation. It is currently in version 1.7, and contributions are open for those interested.…
how can i make my ui clean??
https://preview.redd.it/3h673yr4qvlh1.png?width=1917&format=png&auto=webp&s=7da44a8313c1688d023b85c14f3d149a85707cd2 I have been working on this video recorder (similar to screen studio but for windows), my app ui looks very cluttered and messy, I have no idea how can i make it feel easy to use and a little bit welcoming, any suggesions?? submitted by /u/Antique-Class-2283 [link] [comments]
Robinhood iOS interview
Has anyone gone through the interview process for a ios role at Robinhood recently? I’ve heard they don’t ask leetcode style questions, just ios specific (building screens, system design, etc). I believe it’s one tech screening round and a virtual onsite. Any insight would be appreciated! submitted by /u/UglyBoi10 [link] [comments]
Spent months building my own envelope budgeting app (Cashvelope) from scratch. Solo devs, what was the hardest technical wall you hit on your side project?
I started building Cashvelope because I couldn't find a privacy-first, simple envelope budgeting tool that worked the way I wanted. Being a solo dev, I severely underestimated how tough it would be to handle everything end-to-end. The hardest part wasn't the basic UI, it was managing complex state offline-first, ensuring data sync without breaking privacy, and crafting a clean UX for category…
How an Underrated Refactor Saved 90% Memory Usage
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