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Web Dev
I Built GLBKit - A Free Online Toolkit for Working with GLB Files
How a simple frustration with existing GLB tools turned into a browser-based toolkit for developers. If you've ever worked with Three.js, React Three Fiber, Babylon.js, or any other 3D web framework, you've probably spent a lot of time dealing with GLB files. Sometimes you only want to inspect a model. Sometimes you need to check triangle count. Sometimes you need a clean screenshot for documentation. And sometimes you just want to quickly open a model without installing another desktop applicat
2d ago3 min read
Web Dev
The hardest part of a pre-release game tracker isn't the UI, it's the provenance field
I started sketching a small reference page for a game that hasn't launched yet, and the first schema I wrote was embarrassingly naive. { "character": "Example Unit", "element": "Ice", "role": "Support" } That looks fine until you ask a simple question: where did this come from? For a game that's still in beta or pre-release, "where did this come from" is not a nitpick. It's the whole problem. Most content models for a wiki-style tracker assume the data is settled. You pick a schema for a charact
2d ago4 min read
Web Dev
Building Intelligent AI Applications with OpenAI Agents SDK Development
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming software development. Businesses are no longer looking for AI tools that simply answer questions—they want intelligent systems capable of planning tasks, automating workflows, integrating with business applications, and supporting employees and customers with meaningful actions. This shift has introduced a new generation of AI-powered software built around autonomous agents. The OpenAI Agents SDK provides developers with a modern framework for crea
2d ago5 min read
Web Dev
RepoWrapped: Spotify Wrapped for a GitHub Repo, and the API That Fought Me
Every December, Spotify hands you a little year-in-review and half your feed turns into screenshots of it. It works because the numbers were always there — you just never got to see them framed as a story about you. I wanted that for a GitHub repo. Point it at owner/repo, pick a contributor, and get a page that says: here's how many commits you landed, here's where you rank, here's the week you went feral. Then let you drop an SVG badge into your README so it lives next to the build status. That
2d ago10 min read
Web Dev
Everest Base Camp Trek Travel Insurance Guide
Introduction to Travel Insurance for Everest Base Camp Trek, at least that's my take. I think probably more than you think, though context always matters. Think about it: Travel insurance is an essential part of preparing for the Everest Base Camp trek for what it's worth. Honestly, the journey passes through the Khumbu region and leads to Everest Base Camp, where conditions are remote and medical backing is limited more often than not. And it shows. Honestly many trekkers focus on permits, gear
2d ago12 min read
Web Dev
Don't Put Every Ignored File in Your Project's .gitignore
It's tempting to add every unwanted file to a project's .gitignore. After all, if Git stops showing the file, the problem is solved—right? Not quite. A project's .gitignore is part of the repository. Every rule you add affects every contributor. Because of that, it should only ignore files that are irrelevant to the project, not files that are only irrelevant to you. Ask yourself one simple question: Is this file generated by the project, or is it generated by my local development environment? I
2d ago
Web Dev
Automated Test Equipment (ATE) Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report, 2026–2034
The global Automated Test Equipment (ATE) Market is experiencing sustained growth as industries increasingly rely on advanced electronic systems, semiconductors, and connected devices. With rapid digital transformation, expanding 5G infrastructure, and growing demand for high-performance consumer electronics, manufacturers are investing heavily in automated testing solutions to improve product quality, reliability, and production efficiency. Automated Test Equipment has become a critical part of
2d ago
React
React's architectural accessibility gaps
Unless you build it yourself there's no auto lang sync, change announcements, or focus management Imagine a language toggle on a website. The user clicks it, the content and UI swaps from English to French, it looks done but what's expected for accessibility? There are 3 aspects that need checking in this context. has to update Screen readers use the lang attribute to choose a pronunciation engine. If it's stuck on en while the visible text is now French, every word gets read with English phonet
2d ago8 min read
Web Dev
Opportunity for Experienced South African Developers
_I'm currently helping connect experienced South African developers with an American development team that's expanding its network for long-term project collaborations. We're looking for professionals with solid experience in: _- Web Development Frontend Development Backend Development Full-Stack Development Mobile/App Development_ What makes this opportunity different? Work remotely with an international development team. Collaborate on real software projects. No hiring fees or hidden costs. Pa
2d ago
Web Dev
Building a Loyalty Rewards Engine from Scratch: A Complete Developer Guide
Modern loyalty programs have evolved far beyond simple punch cards and point collection. Today, customers expect personalized rewards, real-time point updates, gamified experiences, and seamless redemption across multiple platforms. Behind every successful rewards program is a well-designed loyalty rewards engine capable of handling millions of transactions efficiently. Whether you're a developer building a rewards platform, a startup validating a new product, or an enterprise modernizing its cu
2d ago
Web Dev
Looking for people to test my behavior ui driven package Nagare
Hey everyone! I've been building a frontend library focused on UI behaviors called Nagare (流れ), and I'd really appreciate some honest feedback from other developers. The idea is simple: instead of splitting a single interaction across CSS, Tailwind classes, event handlers, animation libraries, and state management, everything for that interaction lives in one place. Example: soul("button") border-radius: 20px, border-radius: 12px Each behavior (hover, click, tap, longpress, swipe, drag, scroll,
2d ago1 min read
Web Dev
What Is fetchpriority="high" and Who Should Use It ?
If you've ever analyzed your website with Lighthouse or PageSpeed Insights, you've probably come across a recommendation similar to this: fetchpriority="high" The first time I saw this warning, I was confused. The website was already well optimized. It was running LiteSpeed Cache, images were compressed, WebP was enabled, lazy loading was configured correctly, Critical CSS was working, and LiteSpeed was even generating preload tags for my hero image. So why was Lighthouse still complaining? This
2d ago