God I love what I do Being able to live totally free of constrains and learn everyday is a blessing And I've just started

The moment you start interacting with clients, working on your personality is as important as working on your technical skills

Last year I quit my job Since I've learned HTML, CSS, JavaScript / Typescript, React, Next.js, Tailwind, SQL, Node, Bun, Docker, Express, Hono, Trigger, Drizzle, Neon, Supabase, Convex, Cloudflare Workers, Vercel, Lambda, Railway, Docker, n8n, AI SDK You can just start

Crazy that @vercel is ditching Edge Runtime in favor of Node Is there even anything to compete with @cloudflare workers anymore ?

Shocked how easy it is to forward a port with ngrok Literally 2 minutes setup and your endpoint can be shared online from your local dev environment

Is there a repository or directory of official llm instructions from software? Not some random rules but really the updated rules from the developers of the software

How does zod `parse`handle objects when we don't know all the fields in advance Turns out you can choose the behavior you want it to have when defining your schema Default behavior strip extra fields Using passthrough() keep them Using strict() cause a validation error

One tool a day - Browser Automation Browserless (2017): browserless.io • API to run pupeeter/playwright headless browsers • Supports isolated concurrent browser sessions • Generate screenshots, PDFs or automate scraping • Provide seperate API for simple tasks

Why does building during the weekend feel the best

One tool a day - Scraping ScrapeGraphAI (2025): scrapegraphai.com • API, SDK & Browser Extension for scraping using AI • Get structured data or markdown in one prompt • Target a specific website or the whole web at once • Provide automatic JSON schema generation

One tool a day - Scraping Firecrawl (2024): firecrawl.dev • API & SDK to extract structured data • 500 free crawls per month & self hostable • Provide scrape, crawl, map, search and agentic features • Integrate with AI agents frameworks (Langchain, crewai...)

One tool a day - Scraping Instant Data Scraper • Browser Extension to automate web data extraction • Simple one-click install • AI-powered html data detection for better results • Handle infinite scrolling and pagination • Supports export in CSV & xslx

One tool a day - Scraping Apify (2015): apify.com • SaaS for web scraping and automations via actors • Run apify actors in the cloud • More than 1,600 pre-built actors • Proxy rotation & human-like browser fingerprints • Schedule your actors

One tool a day - Scraping Easy Scraper (2023): easyscraper.com • Browser Extension to simplify web scraping • One click installation • Scrape web data as csv, json or in clipboard • Navigate to next pages • Load data hidden by infinite scrolling

God bless the creators of these new python libraries, nearly could make me want to use the language again • Ruff • ty • pyrefly • uv Truly no other feeling than ditching pip and venv

Been wondering if there is a way to have a true SPA navigation on Next.js, meaning without having to fetch any RSC on navigation Would be good to have the choice to load on first load all the routes I need instead of fetching RSC every time

Been testing out bun, and honestly quite convinced with the experience so far First package manager where it's fast enough so my attention is not moved away from the codebase while doing cli And to be able to spin up a react codebase with practically no abstraction feels super fresh

Why is my build failing when following the whole @expo.dev tutorial Any idea? Got this error: "Could not resolve all artifacts for configuration 'classpath'."

So far love the docs for expo, just wondering how come collapsible bars are still so hard to make properly to maximize clarity for the reader Still expo makes a good attempt, probably will get there soon

Excited to try out Expo with React Native. Having never done any mobile dev before I wonder how much is transferable from the web part. Gotta say the @expo.dev doc is super clean so far