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09 Oct 2026 edition

12 articles · 1 source ·

Top topics: JavaScript · React

JavaScript React

O que é o DOM e o que o React realmente faz com ele?

O que é o DOM e o que o React realmente faz com ele? Este é o primeiro artigo de uma série que quero escrever: “Coisas que usamos todos os dias, mas raramente paramos para entender.” A ideia é escolher conceitos que…

Source: DEV JavaScript feed Lucas Henrique Alves Rosa
JavaScript

I Built a Client-Side Decision Wheel: The Randomness Bit

Group decisions are where friendships go to stall. "Where do we eat?" "Who goes first?" "Who does the dishes?" — everyone has a preference, nobody wants to be the decider. So I built a small spinning wheel that takes…

Source: DEV JavaScript feed bowen Tse
JavaScript

Building Reliable Background Jobs with Node.js

Background jobs are essential when a Node.js application needs to perform work without making the user wait for the result. Sending emails, processing reports, resizing images, generating invoices, syncing external…

Source: DEV JavaScript feed Ansh Sheladiya
JavaScript

10 Repos, Zero Dependencies: A Production PHP/JS Portfolio

I run The DJ Calendar — a real-time EDM tour date platform that's been in production since 2015. It's a single PHP + vanilla JS codebase with zero frameworks, zero build tools, and zero package managers. Over the past…

Source: DEV JavaScript feed Bryan Hamilton
JavaScript

Build a Text-to-Speech App with ElevenLabs and Python

Why ElevenLabs for Text‑to‑Speech? If you’ve ever wanted to turn a paragraph of markdown into a natural‑sounding voice, you’ve probably tried the free tier of a cloud TTS service and ended up with robotic‑sounding…

Source: DEV JavaScript feed VoiceDeveloper
JavaScript React

How React Props and Redux Actually Work, Step by Step

A simple look at what happens when you click a button in React, how data moves from parent to child, and what changes when you add Redux. It looks simple You write onClick={() => setCount(count + 1)}. You click the…

Source: DEV JavaScript feed Abrar Galib