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I reverse-engineered manhwa power systems into a real habit RPG — the game design archaeology of SYD

There's a panel in I Am a Sorcerer King where the MC's Luck stat hits 1000 through accumulated effort. He becomes a god.I started wondering: what if luck isn't abstract? What if it has components you can actually build?Looks it up. It does.Preparedness — skill, hard work, readinessActive pursuit — putting yourself where opportunity finds youIntuition — pattern recognition from experienceResilience — converting bad luck into goodThings you can track. Things you can level up. Like stats.So I built

Stop Building Monoliths: Orchestrate with Events, Not Servers

One monolithic server handling all traffic is a scaling nightmare. The future is small, ephemeral functions working in concert. But how do you orchestrate them without introducing latency? The Solution: Message Broker / Event BusUse a Message Broker or Event Bus. This layer doesn't process data. It routes incoming signals to handlers (e.g., Auth, Payment, Logging). It manages the flow and hands off payloads between them. Why This WorksPrincipleBenefitLoose CouplingHandlers don't depend

How to add theming to an SSR app (TanStack Start)

Where should we persist the theme preference in an SSR app?Implementing dark mode often seems like a trivial feature. In practice, it turns out to be surprisingly tricky in server-rendered applications.In a purely client-side app, persisting the theme preference is straightforward: store the value somewhere in the browser like localStorage and read it again when the app loads. However, doing the same in an SSR app comes with a catch. Storing it in localStorageNaturally, the first step

🚀 Express.js Cheat Sheet

1️⃣ Setup & Basic Server// Import Expressconst express = require('express');const app = express();const PORT = 3000;// Basic middlewareapp.use(express.json()); // Parse JSON bodiesapp.use(express.urlencoded({ extended: true })); // Parse URL-encoded bodies// Basic routeapp.get('/', (req, res) => { res.send('Hello World!');});// Start serverapp.listen(PORT, () => { console.log(`Server running on http://localhost:${PORT}`);});// Start server with error handlin

Launch HN: Palus Finance (YC W26): Better yields on idle cash for startups, SMBs

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I tried every axios alternative. None of them worked on Cloudflare Workers. So I built one.

It started with a Cloudflare Worker.I had a simple task, hit an external API from a Worker, return the data. I reached for axios like I always do. Deployed it. Got this:Error: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'prototype')axios doesn't run on Cloudflare Workers. It depends on Node.js built-ins that the edge doesn't have. Fine. I'll switch. The search for an alternativeGot — huge ecosystem, great docs. Dropped CommonJS in v12. My project uses require(). Hard pass.Ky — clean API, z

axios ❌ hurl ✅ — Here's Why I Stopped Using axios in 2026

axios had a great run.For years it was the HTTP client. You installed it without thinking. You recommended it without question. It just worked.But it's 2026. Node.js has had native fetch since v18. Cloudflare Workers, Vercel Edge Functions, Deno, and Bun are mainstream. And axios — a 35KB library built around XMLHttpRequest — isn't built for any of that.I built @firekid/hurl to fix that. What's wrong with axios?Let me be specific, because "axios is old" isn't an argument.1. It doesn't run o

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Tech employment now significantly worse than the 2008 or 2020 recessions

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How I Built a Chrome Extension That Summarizes Any Article in 2 Seconds Using AI

You know the workflow. You find a 12-minute article. You want the gist. So you Ctrl+A the whole page, paste it into ChatGPT, type "summarize this," and wait. Ten seconds. Fifteen seconds. Finally, a wall of text comes back that's somehow almost as long as the original article.Then you do it again on the next tab. And the next one. And by the fourth article, you've spent more time summarizing than you would have spent just reading.I got tired of this loop. Not because the AI part was bad -- GPT d

🔐 localStorage vs sessionStorage vs Cookies (Complete Frontend Guide)

When building authentication, saving user preferences, or managing sessions, developers often choose between localStorage, sessionStorage, and Cookies.But the real difference appears in network behavior, security, and persistence.Let’s break it down.🧠 Storage Architecture (Simple Diagram)Browser│├── localStorage│ └── Stored in browser│ └── NOT sent with network requests│├── sessionStorage│ └── Stored per tab session│ └── Removed when tab closes│└── Cookies └── Stored in brow

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Generating QR Codes using React Daniel Onugha ・ Sep 25 '22 #react #javascript #github #webdev

I Built 30+ Free Browser-Based Developer Tools - No Sign-up, No Ads Tracking

Hey DEV community! I built BeginThings — a collection of 20+ free, browser-based tools for developers, designers, and freelancers. Everything runs client-side, no data leaves your browser. Why I Built ThisI was tired of tools that require sign-ups, track your data, or hit you with paywalls after 3 uses. So I built single-page HTML tools that work instantly — no backend, no cookies, no BS. Developer ToolsJSON Formatter & Validator — Format, validate, minify, convert JSON to CSV, tre

Multifactor (YC F25) Is Hiring an Engineering Lead

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Copy-Paste and Go for PR descriptions

TypeScript PR Templates and Checklists: Copy-Paste and Go Tarun Moorjani ・ Mar 6 #webdev #typescript #javascript #react

Supertoast tables

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Stop Hardcoding React Forms: Build Dynamic Schema-Driven Forms with Formitiva

React developers write a lot of forms.Contact forms. Admin panels. Settings pages. Onboarding flows.And in most React apps, we build them the same way:Write JSXWire up validationConnect submission logicRepeatIt works… until the form needs to change without redeploying.What happens when:Forms need to change without redeployingNon-frontend teams must configure fieldsYour backend drives the structureYou support multi-tenant platformsSuddenly, hardcoded JSX forms become a bottleneck.That’s where For