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Rip Out Your JavaScript Popover Library: Native Lazy-Loaded Popovers with Turbo
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For the past few months I've been working on Rim, an immediate-mode UI library
that renders down to native retained-mode toolkit widgets.<p>I've always preferred using native desktop toolkits for my projects, but it's always such a pain to use a retained-mode approach and maintain sta...
Hi,<p>I hope you are well,<p>According to you, what is the best book to learn inbound marketing ?<p>Thank you,<p>Marcia
Founder and CEO @ Ma Question Préférée - France's first financial literacy platform dedicated to strong-willed individuals.
Hi all, I've been using sound effects in a few web-projects lately (mostly for notifications) and it's always a pain to find good sound effects and then handle them in the browser. So, I compiled my learnings into an easy-to-use React library. It currently has ~70 sound effects (MIT licens...
How the biggest flood in the history of the Earth created the Mediterranean
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xoFocus: AI-enhanced reading with intelligent highlighting in the browser
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Like some people, I believe many of you have written things (short/long; fact/fiction; school/pleasure) that you have not posted broadly but that many others would would enjoy reading.<p>I believe this because of my experience at YouTube in the early days, focused on individual creato...
In modern, well-structured codebases with decent linting and tests, human-written code is often the weakest link.<p>Tools like Cursor, properly configured, consistently produce higher-quality code than humans—cleaner, faster, and bug-free.
We’ve moved past the age of hero coders and into the era of ...