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"I shipped 129 tools with no backend. Here is what broke."
Archit Awasthi Dev.to (EN Zone)
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There is no backend. The site is a static export on a CDN and every tool runs in the browser — pdf-lib and pdf.js for documents, Canvas and the File API for images, Web Workers for anything slow. It works with the network disconnected, which is the simplest way to check the claim.
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