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No experience - built initial site on Vercel

I’m part of a community and saw a need that I could fill and have been working on an idea for it for awhile, so I mapped out an infrastructure for a website and started directing Vercel on the build, connecting GitHub as well as Resend. I used Cloudflare for the domain. So far it’s used Next.js, Rea

Reddit r/webdev
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[$] Recent work in memory tiering

Tiered-memory systems are built with multiple types of memory, each of which has different performance characteristics. In addition to the usual DRAM, a tiered system might also provide faster high-bandwidth memory or slower CXL memory. On these systems, the placement of memory allocations has a s

LWN.net
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Otimização de Consultas e Consistência de Dados

Otimização de Consultas e Consistência de Dados: Boas Práticas em Arquiteturas Backend de Alta Performance Como estruturar camadas de persistência resilientes utilizando Drizzle ORM, TypeScript e PostgreSQL em ambientes corporativos de alta demanda. No ecossistema de desenvolvimento backend moder

Dev.to (EN Zone)
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A config-driven checkpoint quiz in vanilla JS, no build step

Most product-training pages are either a CMS quiz plugin or a React app that needs a bundler. I wanted neither. The constraint was: drop two files on a static host, pass a config object, get a playable road-trip quiz. The result is a small engine called RoadQuest. The interesting part is not the tr

Dev.to (EN Zone)
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Question on how to design a form with multiple steps

I think this is a pretty common thing, but it's my first time doing it so I'm a bit lost. Basically I need to make a booking or an appointment. For that I need a customer to attach it too, so when the user first wants to create an appointment, they have to select a customer first, but if the custome

Reddit r/webdev
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You don't need initial-scale=1.0 in your <head> any more

A feature common to a great very many HTML boilerplates is this line: html <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> The initial-scale=1.0 bit was present to fix an ancient issue on iPhones. When rotating the screen into a landscape orientation, the page would kee

Reddit r/webdev
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I'm selling my 37+ ElePHPant Collection

I'm parting with my ElePHPant collection after 13 years of collecting them. I'm raising money for my startup and also will need open heart surgery in the next 5 years. As the UG leader of PHP Vegas for over 10 years, its been a hell of a run. I still love PHP and my startup is built in it, but I als

Reddit r/php