<p>Vibe coding is great for prototypes.</p><p>But it breaks when you hit security and payments.</p><p>AI writes code that works — not code that survives attacks.</p><p>Common problems:<br>• No auth checks<br>• Hardcoded secrets<br>• Fake payment success flows<br>Use AI for speed.<br>Design security yourself.</p>
A masonry grid looks simple: variable-height cards, left-to-right reading order, columns that fill naturally. You reach for column-count in CSS because that's what the tutorials recommend. Everything looks correct on your three uniform-height test cards. Then you add real content — cards with different amounts of text, images, tags — and the order breaks. Card 4 appears before card 2. Card 7 jumps to the top of column 1. The layout is shuffled.I hit this on my portfolio's blog and projects pages
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Developers use many tools every day to save time and improve productivity. Here are 10 free web tools that can make your development workflow faster and easier.Image Optimization ToolIf you work with images on websites, you should try this free tool:👉 https://imagetools.techIt helps you compress, resize, and convert images quickly for better website performance.CodePenA great playground for testing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.JSON FormatterPerfect for developers working with APIs to format and val
iForce Hacker Recovery has established a solid reputation for assisting people in recovering cryptocurrency assets that have been lost or stolen. With more than 20 years of experience in the field, the business has helped several clients navigate challenging asset recovery cases and blockchain investigations. Their team of experts can follow transactions, examine digital trails, and effectively recover compromised funds because they have extensive knowledge of blockchain technology and other cry
There’s a ritual every JavaScript developer knows.You’re building something. You need to parse a date, validate an email, or format a number. So you do what any reasonable person does, you open a terminal, type npm install, pick a package with four million weekly downloads and a friendly README, and move on.For a long time, that felt safe. The openness of npm and the kindess of opensource developers helped turn the JS ecosystem into something genuinely remarkable. We had a global library of shar
If you’re getting into 3D on the web, you’ve probably hit this question fast: should I learn Three.js or React Three Fiber?The short answer: it depends on where you’re starting from. Here’s how to decide. What’s the Difference?Three.js is the foundation. It’s a JavaScript library that sits on top of WebGL and lets you build 3D scenes without writing raw GPU code. It’s framework-agnostic — works with vanilla JS, Vue, Svelte, whatever.React Three Fiber (R3F) is a React renderer for Three.js.
Hey everyone!I’ve been lurking for a while, but I finally decided to hit "publish" on my first post. I’m a developer specializing in the MERN stack, and I’m currently obsessed with building [mention a project, e.g., a real-time task manager / a niche e-commerce site].What I’m working on right now:Mastering Mongoose aggregations.Moving from Create React App to Vite (finally!).Trying to understand why my JWTs keep expiring 5 minutes too early.I’m looking to connect with other JavaScript enthusiast
Original: https://codingcat.dev/post/aj-is-loving-sticker-mulehttps://codingcat.dev/post/aj-is-loving-sticker-muleI have tried several sticker places and the images always come back terrible and the customer service stinks. Then I found Sticker Mule and everything has been like a dream! Check out all of their custom stickers​!*Get $10 in Credit from AJ today!*Loading image... All the stickers a cat could possible needAJ may have gotten his paws on the keyboard while I was ordering our first
Original: https://codingcat.dev/post/jamstackgr-1-sanity-io-as-a-backendhttps://codingcat.dev/post/jamstackgr-1-sanity-io-as-a-backend JAMStack GR #1https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1GsitEUyrC0xV4xlpFuRB9QKI5B4hdB5tZ5ldZEbuciU/edit?usp=sharingHave you ever used Wordpress or Contentful? There is a new Headless CMS that might replace them.Distribute a single source of truth to any (all) channel, device or product.Sweet Query APIs Prepare data in queries using joins and projections. CDN
If you’ve ever seen a website with a rotating 3D globe, an animated particle field, or a product you can spin around with your mouse — that was probably Three.js.But what is it, exactly? And why should you care? The Problem with Flat WebsitesMost websites are 2D. HTML and CSS are powerful, but they’re fundamentally flat — boxes, text, images stacked on a canvas.The browser, however, is capable of rendering full 3D graphics using something called WebGL. The problem? Raw WebGL is brutal to wr
Modern applications often need forms that are dynamic, configurable, and reusable.Instead of hardcoding forms in JSX, many teams adopt schema-driven forms, where the structure of a form is defined using data.Several libraries implement this idea, including:React JSONSchema FormJSON FormsUniformsForm.ioThese tools allow developers to define forms declaratively and generate the UI automatically.However, they differ significantly in how they separate data, UI, and business logic.This article compar
From "Rethinking Best Practices" to the Compiler: The Metamorphosis of React (2013-2025)If you told a developer in 2013 that they’d be writing HTML-in-JS, they would have called it a "separation of concerns" nightmare. Yet, here we are in 2025, and React isn't just a library anymore—it’s the architectural backbone of the modern web.TL;DR:2013: Virtual DOM solves the "cascading update" nightmare.2019: Hooks kill "Wrapper Hell" but introduce manual memoization.2024: Server Components (RSC) m
A story about how I built my portfolio and what went through my mind while building itHello, World! Here's my first ever blog.I wanted to talk a bit about my portfolio, how I built it, why I made some of these architectural and design decisions, and why I shamelessly 'borrowed' my way to designs I love. 1 Stack, 2 Stack, Tech Stack, 4(If you didn't read that header in Slim Shady's voice, I don't know what to tell you.)First of all, let's talk tech stack. I used to have all of my personal pr
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I built an AI-powered resume builder with React, Node.js and MongoDB While applying for jobs, I noticed that many resume builders either have limited customization, slow previews, or generate PDFs that don’t match what users see on screen. I wanted to build a tool that solves those problems while also allowing users to import an existing resume and edit it quickly. So I built ResumeBaker, a full-stack resume builder with AI-assisted resume import and clean PDF export.What ResumeBaker do
In this guide, I'll show you how to combine these powerhouses with Inertia.js, React, and the latest shadcn/ui to create a world-class development environment. Why This Stack?AdonisJS v7: A robust, opinionated backend that handles Auth, Databases (Lucid ORM), and Validation out of the box.Inertia.js: The "secret sauce" that lets you build SPAs using classic server-side routing.Tailwind v4: A lightning-fast, Rust-powered engine that moves configuration from JS files directly into your CSS.sh
