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Agentic coding loops work well when the LLM can run tests to verify its work. For backend code, this is straightforward - write a test, run it, iterate.<p>For front-end work, I haven't found a good workflow. I've tried Playwright MCP and Google Antigravity which has a Chrome integration wi...
I'm a beginner in frontend development, currently only familiar with basic HTML and JavaScript. I'm looking to learn React next and considering using freeCodeCamp (https://github.com/freeCodeCamp/freeCodeCamp) as my learning resource.<p>Has anyone here used freeCodeCamp...
Hey fellow Vim users! 👋
I’ve created Oscura Vim, a dark colorscheme inspired by the stunning [Oscura VS Code theme](https://github.com/narative/oscura).
It features:
✅ Deep contrast for better readability
✅ Carefully tuned syntax highlighting to reduce eye strain
✅ A clean, modern a...
Hey Frontend hackers! I’m building a site called ‘fronteer’ that will have real world frontend interview problems to practice. It will be continuously shaped by professionals who have been hired and startups who look for frontend based skills.<p>Just a landing page for now, although I’m building the...
I’ve been talking to frontend engineers about how they prep for interviews, and the answer is usually: “LeetCode — even though it doesn’t cover what I actually get asked.”<p>So I built Fronteer: a platform focused only on real-world frontend interview prep — React, CSS, async JS, layout, and system ...