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react-grid-layout is great for single-grid drag & drop, but it doesn't support: Moving items between separate grid instances Nesting grids inside grids with independent layout state Here's how I extended it to handle…
i'm om yaduvanshi. i'm 18, an applied ai developer, and i built cloudline, a cookieless google analytics alternative. one script tag, under 2 KB, no cookies, no stored ips. what a pageview stores four things: page,…
Privacy-Preserving Client-Side Processing: Rethinking Where Web Applications Handle User Data Modern web applications have made it remarkably easy to upload a document, image, dataset, or other file and have a remote…
When working on Fake Linux Terminal and then Hacking Cafe, I've created an abstraction of a Linux process in the form of a web worker. Those executable scripts lived in Filesystem and needed an access to DOM (in my case…
I've been working on FreshDeploy, a small open-source tool for checking web deployments. It verifies deployed files, detects changes and provides an optional widget for monitoring. Here's a quick test where I modified a…
Let the browser console create the files At first, the browser console was only a debugging tool. I wrote the same create, read, update, and delete code several times. The console already knew about controllers,…
Every developer starts somewhere. This is the story of how I began learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and the lessons I've learned along the way Introduction Technology has always fascinated me, especially websites and…
Authentication vs Authorization: Reaching an Admin Panel Without the Password TL;DR: The login worked the entire time. The button that led to the admin panel didn't render for my role, the route behind it still…
For a multi-location site, put one Organization node on the brand level, and one LocalBusiness node (or a more specific subtype) on each location page. Give every node a stable @id, link each location to the brand with…
When the AMM amendment activated on the XRP Ledger in 2024, the expectation was that liquidity would migrate into pools the way it did on every smart-contract chain before it. You do not have to speculate about whether…
Notifio checks rental portals for new listings, and several of the portals it checks will not show you anything useful until you are signed in. So the app needs your session on those sites. What it very deliberately…
Instagram still does not let you save voice messages from DMs. No download button, no archive, nothing. If a friend sends you a voice note worth keeping — or you hear a great sound on a Reels audio page — your options…
We recently ran Lighthouse audits across 40 top B2B SaaS web applications. Over 65% of them were failing Interaction to Next Paint (INP) and Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) targets. The culprit? Legacy onboarding and…
Why a Python TTS App? If you’ve ever wanted to turn a paragraph of text into a natural‑sounding voice clip, you’re not alone. Text‑to‑speech (TTS) has moved far beyond the robotic “read‑aloud” voices of the early 2000s.…
A photo you took this morning contains millions of distinct colors. A skein of DMC embroidery floss comes in a few hundred. A stitchable pattern wants maybe 10 to 40. Bridging that gap - automatically, in a browser tab,…
Most calendar bugs are not caused by complicated algorithms. They are caused by unclear boundaries. A calendar UI looks simple: previous month next month 7 columns 28–31 numbered cells maybe a selected date But…
TL;DR: Most of the industry ignores an obvious premise: images are not the language artificial intelligence speaks. While most developers exhaust their models by dragging and dropping heavy screenshots—harvesting broken…
Building a Cinematic 3D Fitness Website with React Three Fiber and Three.js Modern fitness websites don't have to look like a simple collection of cards, buttons, and text. While building my fitness platform ASFORGE…
A calendar looks like one of the simplest interfaces on the web. Seven columns. A few rows. Some numbers. Maybe a previous and next button. That was roughly how I thought about calendars too. Then I started looking more…
You have 5,000 lines of legacy code. It works, but its a mess. Every time you touch it, something breaks. So you ask Claude/GPT to refactor it, it spits out a wall of changes, and suddenly youre debugging for three…
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