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Is your company looking for a keen self-hoster with plenty of #Linux experience? I grew up with #RaspberryPi and have picked up many skills along the way including #React, backend JavaScript (#NodeJS) and #Docker. My current obsession is monitoring all the things with #Grafana, #PRTG and #Prometheus. I’m based in the UK but open to primarily English-speaking roles in Germany, too. Currently wrapping up my Advanced Software Development degree but eager to continue learning! Boosts appreciated :D

A: "Hey I just noticed that on your website, feature X doesn't work"
B: "Oh really? Thanks for reporting we'll fix that"

a: "Hey I just noticed that on your website, feature X doesn't work for #screenreader users and hasn't for over a year"
B: "It's very important to us and is on our roadmap, thanks for reporting baii"

If you work in, or need, #accessibility you'll be intimately familiar with this frankly embarrassing situation. If you're a #developer, let this be your trigger to educate yourself on the doubtless extensive docs your UI toolkit of choice (yes, that includes #react and #html) maintains on accessibility so you don't have to send that response and make a human being feel like they don't belong to society, because there's a non-zero chance that's EXACTLY how someone might read such a dismissal. I woke up to three such emails today and I think I'm done with advocacy today before even starting my day. Shit's depressing as all fuck. How's your day? :)

⚛️ Why React Is No Longer the Undisputed Champion of JavaScript • thenewstack.io

「 React was born at a time when browsers were inconsistent and JavaScript was the only reliable way to deliver interactive experiences. But modern browsers have matured. APIs like form.submit(), fetch, Web Components, and View Transitions API mean we can build compelling experiences without reaching for a component framework every time 」

thenewstack.io/why-react-is-no

The New Stack · Why React Is No Longer the Undisputed Champion of JavaScriptReact, the once dominant JavaScript framework, is now being challenged — by modern browsers, more discerning developers, and new tools.

Understanding Your App Development Options

You have a great idea: a new app that revolutionize your industry. You have presented the idea, worked on the first steps in design, and suddenly, you face the big first decision: which development approach will you choose? Does it need... 

#Startups #languages #react #tipstricks
bitskingdom.com/blog/native-vs

Bits Kingdom | Any world is possible · Choosing the Best App Development Path | 2025Deciding between native, cross-platform, or web app development? Learn the pros and cons of each approach to choose the best fit for your next big project.

vibes.diy/ is an #OpenSource, beginner-friendly vibe coding web app generation tool.
Announcement: fireproof.storage/posts/introd
It's basically generating a single-page #React app backed by Fireproof, a #LocalFirst database w/synchronization github.com/fireproof-storage/f and utilizing #OpenRouter for the #LLM #AI inference.
Source code: github.com/VibesDIY/vibes.diy
Interview w/developer changelog.com/podcast/647
#AIEd #EdTech

vibes.diyVibes DIYVibe coding made easy

If a career in development were like an excursion into the wild, you’d be thrilled to stumble upon Bear Grylls in the middle of the mud, ready to show you the most effective ways to survive the wilderness. And if Bear Grylls were a seasoned developer, he’d probably say something ... 

Unlock the full article now 👉 bitskingdom.com/blog/why-devel

#Development #languages #react #tipstricks
bitskingdom.com/blog/why-devel

Bits Kingdom | Any world is possible · 5 Compelling Reasons to Choose React for Your Next AppWhy React is the go-to framework for modern web development? Learn about its component-based architecture, performance optimization, and more.

I’m helping my (adult) son build a react-based web site. I wanted to show him how there are libraries and widgets that can make it a lot better. We hit on ant.design/ Very slick. Looks super full-featured. He was like a kid on a candy store.
#ui #design #react #web

ant.designAnt Design - The world's second most popular React UI frameworkAn enterprise-class UI design language and React UI library with a set of high-quality React components, one of best React UI library for enterprises

I think there is a Dunning–Kruger like effect whereby the complexity of rewriting an open source project from scratch is vastly underestimated the less you know about the scope of the work.

You could make 80% of #inkscape in a couple of months of javascripting. But this is 80% of Inkscape's surface. Not actual depth.

Rewrite it all in #Qt? #React? #JS? #Rust? These are ideas aren't bad. But they are vast projects that would cost millions of dollars.

Related to: mastodon.uno/@maxdid/114691504

fellas, anyone #hiring #rust or #python junior developers?

I'm tired of trying over and over with these enormous hiring processes.

I might have a year of professional experience, but I've been developing and contributing to #foss for 6 years now.

I'm an advanced Linux user, having taken a sysadmin role before.

I'm a systems programmer, full stack web developer (I do #react too), backend developer, embedded engineer... really, I can take on whatever you throw at me!

diegovsky@gmail.com

"I recently tried to revive a simple React project from 2015. What should have been a quick update became a multi-day archaeology expedition.... Updating React required rewriting significant portions of the codebase. The solution? I converted it to static HTML and CSS. The entire process took about an hour, the site loads instantly, and it will run unchanged for years."

idiallo.com/blog/what-we-lost-

Ibrahim Diallo BlogWhat We Lost with PHP and jQueryThere was a time when building a website felt straightforward. You'd write some HTML, add PHP for dynamic content, sprinkle in jQuery for interactions, upload it to your server, and you were done. No