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I have a quick question and I need all of your answers! I have a plan to add `To Do list` service feature to ProgReference.com for managing daily tasks. Do you want to use it to improve your productivity?
I have a quick question and I need all of your answers! I have a plan to add `To Do list` service feature to ProgReference.com for managing daily tasks. Do you want to use it to improve your productivity?
Anonymous Poll
82%
Yes, I will definitely use
13%
Maybe, because I already use another site
5%
No, I'm not interested in such stuff
📌 ESLint now officially supports linting of JSON and Markdown.
📨 Read the full article about this on their official website!
👉 @JavaScript_TypeScript_NodeJS
📨 Read the full article about this on their official website!
👉 @JavaScript_TypeScript_NodeJS
📌 Understanding CommonJS vs ES Modules in JavaScript
📨 Read this article to explore CommonJS and ES Modules in-depth, shedding light on their origins, key features, pros, cons, and the critical differences between these module systems.
👉 @JavaScript_TypeScript_NodeJS
📨 Read this article to explore CommonJS and ES Modules in-depth, shedding light on their origins, key features, pros, cons, and the critical differences between these module systems.
👉 @JavaScript_TypeScript_NodeJS
📌 Beyond Next.js: Exploring Faster Frameworks for Side Projects
📨 Well, when you’re comfortable with one framework, like Next.js, it can feel like it is the best solution for every project. But is that always true? I don’t think so. Let's explore other options as well...
👉 @JavaScript_TypeScript_NodeJS
📨 Well, when you’re comfortable with one framework, like Next.js, it can feel like it is the best solution for every project. But is that always true? I don’t think so. Let's explore other options as well...
👉 @JavaScript_TypeScript_NodeJS
I recently came across a tool created and maintained by the Node.js security team. This utility allows you to quickly check for known vulnerabilities and helps safeguard your projects.
Keeping your Node.js version up to date is essential for maintaining security.
To ensure your Node.js version is secure, use:
👉 @JavaScript_TypeScript_NodeJS
Keeping your Node.js version up to date is essential for maintaining security.
To ensure your Node.js version is secure, use:
npx is-my-node-vulnerable
👉 @JavaScript_TypeScript_NodeJS
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⚡️After a long time, one the most popular Node.JS frameworks - ExpressJS has recently seen major update!
📨 Here is the intro for Express v5.
📨 Here is the official migration guide.
👉 @JavaScript_TypeScript_NodeJS
📨 Here is the intro for Express v5.
📨 Here is the official migration guide.
👉 @JavaScript_TypeScript_NodeJS
As a Mac user I really liked this app called Raycast. It is a collection of powerful productivity tools all within an extendable launcher.
It has lots of features and you can check them at Raycast.com
👉 @JavaScript_TypeScript_NodeJS
It has lots of features and you can check them at Raycast.com
👉 @JavaScript_TypeScript_NodeJS
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AI gives you answers, but the knowledge you gain is shallow. With StackOverflow, you had to read multiple expert discussions to get the full picture. It was slower, but you came out understanding not just what worked, but why it worked.
Think about every great developer you know. Did they get that good by copying solutions? No—they got there by understanding systems deeply and understanding other developers’ thought processes. That’s exactly what we’re losing.
https://nmn.gl/blog/ai-and-learning
Context-switching is the main productivity killer of developers 📊
https://newsletter.techworld-with-milan.com/p/context-switching-is-the-main-productivity
https://newsletter.techworld-with-milan.com/p/context-switching-is-the-main-productivity
Techworld-With-Milan
Context-switching is the main productivity killer for developers
I am programmer, interrupted.
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Hi guys! Have you ever had a situation where you needed an online JSON to Excel converter and you couldn't find a good one?
Anonymous Poll
57%
No, I haven't needed such tool.
14%
Yes, but I found a great tool
29%
Yes, I still need such service
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