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When your Next.js Site Reports: Title tag Missing
I got an unexpected message from the Ahrefs website monitoring for one of my pages deployed using the Next.js + Tailwind template:Title tag missing or empty: 4 URLsI remember fixing all the tags a while ago, so I was quite puzzled.In dev, everything looked fine, and it took me a while to uncover what was going on.So I thought I share what I found here in case it helps someone facing the same issue.What happened in my case is that I added a variable to the title tag declaration in the next/head c
Rootless Pings in Rust
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Understanding Regex: The Simplest Guide.
Regex (Regular Expressions) is one of those topics that gives many developers headaches.But here’s the truth: Regex is NOT difficult — you just need to understand it in the right way.In this blog, we’ll simplify regex in everyday language without frying your brain! 👇 ✅ What is Regex?Regex is a pattern-matching tool.It is used to find, replace, validate, or extract specific patterns in a string.Common uses:Finding numbersValidating emailsFiltering alphabetsRemoving special charactersExtracti
Fix: Qwik makes empty sitemap.xml
Qwik or Qwik City generates correct sitemap on local but on production, it's empty? This problem is not solved by following the official Qwik documentation because it's a different type of error. Fixing Empty Sitemap in Qwik Production with Node.js Adapter ProblemWhen deploying a Qwik application using the Node.js adapter (nodeServerAdapter), the sitemap.xml file works perfectly in local development but appears empty in production:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><urlset
Frequently Asked Unicycling Questions
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Why JavaScript Is More Important Than Ever in Today’s Development World
JavaScript has evolved far beyond a simple browser scripting language. Today, it is the backbone of modern web development and one of the most in-demand technologies across the industry. Whether you’re building web apps, mobile apps, servers, or even AI tools, JavaScript plays a central role in shaping the digital world.Below are the key reasons why JavaScript is more important than ever.1) JavaScript Runs EverywhereUnlike most languages limited to specific platforms, JavaScript works across:Bro
Working with the DOM, Click Events, and Web APIs
What Is an API, and What Are Web APIs?These types of APIs are often divided into two main categories: browser APIs and third-party APIs.Browser APIs expose data from the browser. As a web developer, you can access and manipulate this data using JavaScript.They also provide access to various functionalities, such as manipulating the structure of the website, handling events, working with storage, and communicating with the network.Some examples of commonly used Browser APIs include:The DOM
Decreasing Certificate Lifetimes to 45 Days
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What will enter the public domain in 2026?
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expo-morphing-text: Animated Character Transitions for React Native
expo-morphing-text: a React Native component that animates text character by character using Reanimated 3.Key features:🔤 Smooth character morphing with configurable duration⚡ Built on Reanimated 3 worklets for UI thread performance📱 Works on iOS and Android through Expo🎨 Customizable font size, color, and text styles🧩 Full TypeScript support with type definitions🔄 Supports Reanimated entering, exiting, and layout animationsThe component animates individual characters when text changes. You pass
Reverse math shows why hard problems are hard
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Tour: Shadcn/UI Onboarding Component for React/Next.js
Tour: a shadcn/ui component that handles onboarding flows in React/Next.js applications.Key features:🎯 Target elements with data attributes 🔄 Link steps across routes 📍 Control popover positioning ⚙️ Customize styling per step 🎛️ Manage tours through React contextInstalled through the shadcn CLI. Matches your existing design system without additional configuration.👉 Blog Post👉 GitHub Repo👉 Live Demo
Useful for debugging
10 JavaScript Console Methods You Didn't Know Existed (And How They'll Save You Hours of Debugging) TheBitForge ・ Dec 1 #javascript #programming #webdev #discuss
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10 JavaScript Console Methods You Didn't Know Existed (And How They'll Save You Hours of Debugging) TheBitForge ・ Dec 1 #javascript #programming #webdev #discuss
Notes on Bhutan
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From a Single File to a Full Chrome Extension Using Kiro
Quick Demo IntroductionThere have been an increasing variety of coding agents recently. Each one getting more integrated and comprehensive than the last. I've been lucky enough to have been able to try a couple of these not only on my own free time, but as part of an implementation task at my work to integrate these agents into some of the development workflows.I remember trying CrewAI, a multi-agent AI system, and trying to hack together our own coding agent. It did well enough... bu
Stop Fixing Code Manually: How NeuroLint Automates What ESLint Can't
The Problem Every Developer Knows Too WellYou've been there. It's 2 AM, and you're staring at a wall of ESLint errors. Missing key props in React lists. Hydration mismatches because someone used localStorage without a server-side guard. Accessibility warnings everywhere.ESLint tells you what's wrong. But you still have to fix it yourself.The cost? Hours of manual fixes. Delayed releases. Production bugs that could have been prevented.What if there was a tool that didn't just identify probl
JavaScript Generators: The "Pause" Button for Your Code
If you understand standard JavaScript functions, you know the "Run-to-Completion" rule. Once a normal function starts running, nothing can stop it until it hits a return statement or finishes the code block. It’s like a rollercoaster: once the harness locks, you are on the ride until the end.Generators break this rule.Generators are functions that can pause in the middle of execution, let other code run, and then resume exactly where they left off, remembering all their variables.They turn your
The "Shallow Developer" Trap: Why AI Code Breaks in Production
There is a growing sentiment in the industry right now, usually whispered by junior developers or shouted on Twitter:"I generated an entire dashboard feature in 15 minutes using Cursor. Why do I need to spend weeks mastering the deep internals of JavaScript anymore?"It’s a valid question. If the output is functional, does the implementation detail matter?The answer is yes. In fact, deep knowledge matters more now than it did three years ago.Why? Because AI allows developers to build complex syst
Losing Confidence
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