Web Developers

[image] Describe your coding skills in Emojis 🙃

[image] Hey guys, quick honest question for 2026 Are most of you still building on WordPress or have you fully switched to AI website builders? If you're still on WP: What keeps you there? What are the biggest problems people still facing ? (speed, bloat, customization, updates,

[text] What’s your pick for hosting? AWS Vercel Render Railway Fly. io Cloudflare Azure

[text] Be honest: Are you proud of what you’ve built?

[text] Which domain is best for seo? . com . in . ai . app . io . tech

[text] Which is best for beginners: 1) VS Code 2) Cursor 3) Antigravity 4) Claude Code

[image] If I had to relearn JavaScript today, I wouldn’t watch tutorials. I’d just build: • Calculator • Weather app • CRUD backend • Chatbot • Resume parser • Stock predictor • Job tracker Because you don’t learn by watching… you learn by building.

[text] Which database are you using for your product? Supabase Postgres Firebase MongoDB Redis SQLite MongoDB MySql

[image] As a web developer What do you build first of a website?

[image] Top Frameworks for Web Development Frontend ➜ React Backend ➜ Node.js Full-Stack ➜ Next.js Mobile ➜ Flutter Data ➜ Django API ➜ Express Testing ➜ Jest CSS ➜ Tailwind State Mgmt ➜ Redux Database ➜ MongoDB You don’t need 50 tools. You need the right stack. What’s your

[image] Should "Self-Taught" devs be paid the same as Computer Science graduates? Which programming language made you fall in love with coding?

[image] Who is working on ERPs? Coding and programming may be difficult at the beginning But with practice and consistency, you can become a successful programmer

[image] Every developer’s dream.

[text] Summer internship season is coming up, and honestly I feel like I still don’t know enough. I only know web dev and a bit of UI/UX Do I realistically have a shot at landing an internship with this, or am I still behind? Also trying to figure out what I should focus on right now:

[text] You're launching a startup tomorrow. You can register only ONE domain .com .in .ai .app .io .tech Which one are you picking?

[text] If you had to restart your web development journey today... Which tool would you install first? 1️⃣ VS Code 2️⃣ Cursor 3️⃣ Claude Code 4️⃣ Antigravity

[text] Ngl but frontend generated by Ai looks so ass Y'all were yelling "Ai replaced frontend devs" Ai can never be creative it can only generate mid ahh generic frontend

[video] watched a 28-minute talk from one of the engineers behind Claude Code. It completely changed how I use AI. The biggest unlock isn't better prompts. It's understanding: • CLAUDE.md • Long-term context • Parallel workflows • Memory • Agent architecture Most people never

[image] If you’re “vibe coding” with AI… you’ve probably faced this: AI gives you clean, beautiful code Everything looks perfect …and then it breaks. Now you’re stuck in a loop: ask AI to fix it it changes something else new bug appears repeat At some point you realize…

[text] ⚡ AI Workflow Cheat Sheet for Developers • Start with intent → “What am I building?” • Break into units → functions, endpoints, components • Prompt per unit (not whole app) • Generate code + tests together • Run locally → catch real errors • Paste errors back → get

[text] Role: Web Developer Stipend: $30 – $45/hr Location: Remote (US) - Build and maintain responsive web applications - Develop, test, and troubleshoot web features - Optimize websites for performance and usability Let us know if you are interested.

[text] Role: Web Developer Stipend: $40 – $55/hr Location: Remote (US) - Build and maintain web applications - Develop and improve user-facing features - Test, debug, and optimize web performance Let us know if you are interested.

[text] Role: Web Developer Stipend: $52 – $94/hr Location: Remote (UK) - Lead full-stack web application development - Build cloud-native and AI-powered solutions - Guide developers, code reviews, and client projects Let us know if you are interested.

[text] Role: Web Developer Stipend: $30 – $45/hr Location: Remote (US) - Build and maintain responsive websites and web applications - Develop, test, and troubleshoot web features - Optimize websites for performance and user experience Let us know if you are interested.

[text] Role: Web Developer Stipend: $50 – $65/hr Location: Remote (US) - Build and maintain business applications - Develop workflow and process automation solutions - Create dashboards, reports, and database solutions Let us know if you are interested.

[text] Role: Web Developer Stipend: $30 – $45/hr Location: Remote (US) - Build and maintain responsive websites - Test, debug, and improve website performance - Optimize sites for speed, SEO, and mobile Let us know if you are interested.

[text] Role: Web Developer Stipend: $35 – $50/hr Location: Remote (US) - Build and maintain responsive websites - Develop and improve web applications - Optimize websites for performance and user experience Let us know if you are interested.

[text] Role: Web Developer Stipend: $30 – $45/hr Location: Remote (US) - Build and maintain responsive websites - Develop and improve web applications - Test, debug, and optimize website performance Let us know if you are interested.

[video] How to find businesses on Google Maps that don’t have a website, along with their contact information.

[image] Just launched RankMap Pro Find no-website leads, audit GBPs, check rankings & scan competitors directly on Google Maps. ✅ Start free 🔥 Lifetime: $9 - 50% off (was $19) If you work in local SEO, I’d love your feedback. ❤️ Like 💬Comment 🔁Repost to help the launch reach

[image] If you’re a Web3 developer looking for your next opportunity: Drop a “DEV” or DM me. We’re hiring. 🌍 Remote 💰 Paid #Web3 #Developers #HiringNow #CryptoJobs #Solidity #RemoteDIA

[text] DigiByte recently published this article on X, and I wanted to share it with you and others who might be interested in machine-to-machine settlements using the x402 protocol.

[image] Probably the biggest change in how I think about building infrastructure this year.

[image] This is how you get access to jQuery, DOM nodes, or any object inaccessible from a web worker using mitty. #JavaScript

[text] - TYPESCRIPT is intelligent. Knowing what is right or wrong - JavaScript is just like an illiterate. Being deceived by what ever the programmer does. This is the best way to explain it 🙂.

[image] Fast ingestion is more than a points-per-second number. IoT pipelines need to preserve device, measurement, and event-time context as data arrives. Apache IoTDB is built for this workload. 🔗

[text] I deliberately write absolutely disgusting, unoptimized code, and I refuse to touch it until that specific feature makes at least $500 a month. Most solo developers are completely broke because they’re spending 80% of their time perfecting the database

[text] It works on my machine. It works on the staging server. It breaks in production the moment the client opens it. Tell me I'm not the only one. #WebDev #Programming

[video] Built this because my prompts kept turning into bug lists. Now I point at bugs while I test, they pile up on one board, and "fix what's open in Peekr" clears them all. Totally Free in early access. Roast it.

[text] Web devs 👋 Do you show Login Activity in your apps? I’m using IP data to show: 🌍 Location 🌐 ISP / ASN 🔐 VPN/datacenter signals 🖥️ Device + browser Useful security feature, or overkill for most SaaS apps? Curious how others handle this.

[text] What’s more stressful for developers than writing code? 1.Fixing something you didn’t build. 2.Debugging something you can’t reproduce or 3.Changing code that nobody fully understands. #developers #vibecoding #llm #programmers

[text] You are currently spending 3 weeks setting up a multi-region Kubernetes cluster and a flawless CI/CD pipeline for an app with exactly zero users, and you know I’m talking to you. Why do we do this? You tell yourself you’re preparing for the Reddit hug of death.

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