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Archiving ChatGPT Conversations with a Bookmarklet
This script is a JavaScript bookmarklet designed to help users archive multiple ChatGPT conversations directly from the history page. It runs entirely in the browser and adds a temporary overlay interface on top of the existing page. OverviewThe bookmarklet scans the conversation history list, extracts conversation IDs and titles, and presents them in a selectable UI. Users can choose multiple conversations and archive them in one action. Throughout the process, logs are written both to the
Building Reusable React Components with Editable Prop Schemas for Visual Page Builders
The Friday Afternoon ChallengePicture a marketing team facing a critical deadline. They need to launch five new landing pages by Monday morning to capture emerging demand from a viral campaign. The creative assets are ready. The copy is polished. Yet they find themselves waiting in a developer backlog queue, hoping someone can adjust component layouts, change color schemes, or modify call to action buttons before the weekend.This scenario plays out across thousands of organizations weekly.
Navigating Charting Libraries for a User Behavior Alerting Dashboard: A Practical Team Evaluation
As a full-stack developer working on an early-stage project, I recently faced the task of selecting a charting library for our dashboard. Our team is building a service that monitors unusual user behaviors and triggers alerts, using React/Next.js on the frontend and Nest.js (Node.js) on the backend. We're aiming for a minimum viable product (MVP) first, with plans to integrate AI-driven user behavior detection later. To keep things efficient, we evaluated three options: Recharts, Tremor, and MUI
heavy task ? useCompute
Computekit â Reusable heavy computations for JS & React Ghassen Ben Hadj Lassoued ă» Dec 28 '25 #react #webassembly #performance #typescript
I Built a Tiny Domain Inventory Tool (Because I Used to Buy Too Many Domains)
(Or: how I stopped losing track of the domains I swore I wouldnât buy)I used to be a serial domain-buyer.Not in a dramatic, âlost a fortuneâ way â just lots of âoh, that might be useful one dayâ moments spread over many years. At one point, I honestly couldnât tell you exactly what I owned, where it was registered, or what half of it pointed at.Iâm mostly better now. Mostly.But I still own more domains than I like to admit, and I wanted a simple, honest way to see what Iâve got without:another S
Stripe vs Mollie: Which One for Your European SaaS?
If you're building a SaaS in Europe, you've probably defaulted to Stripe. Everyone uses it, right?But after researching payment options for EU customers, I found out Mollie might be the better choice in some cases. StripePros:Global, works everywhereHuge documentationEveryone knows itCons:1.5% + âŹ0.25 for EU cards (higher for non-EU)Some local payment methods missingUS-first mentality MolliePros:Built for EuropeiDEAL, Bancontact, SOFORT, Giropay out of the box1.8% + âŹ0.25 but often che
Using Console.time and Performance.now for Profiling
Using Console.time and Performance.now for Profiling in JavaScript Table of ContentsIntroductionHistorical ContextUnderstanding Profiling in JavaScriptConsole.time and Console.timeEndUsageLimitationsPerformance.nowHigh-Resolution TimePractical ApplicationsReal-World Use CasesComplex Scenarios and Advanced TechniquesAsynchronous ProfilingThe Race Condition PitfallCustom Profiling FunctionsComparison with Alternative ApproachesPerformance Considerations and Optimization StrategiesAdvanc
ReactJS Design Pattern ~Empty State Pattern~
ă»This pattern is providing helpful message or guidance in case lists or contents are empty. Thanks to this approach, UI performance can be improved. And, users can notice what's going on.import { useState } from "react";function Empty() { return <p>Todos are enpty.</p>;}function App() { const [todos, setTodos] = useState([]); const addTodo = () => { setTodos([...todos, `Todo ${todos.length + 1}`]); }; const clearTodos = () => { setTodos([]); }; return ( <div&
Bridge the Gap: High-Performance State Synchronization Between React and PHP
Optimizing Full-Stack SynchronizationIn modern web architecture, maintaining a "Single Source of Truth" between a client-side React.js state and a server-side PHP backend is a primary challenge for performance. As a CSE student at Varendra University, my research focuses on reducing the "latency tax" during complex data flow. The Problem: The "Ghost" StateWhen a user interacts with a React component, there is often a delay before the PHP server confirms the change. This results in a "
Bun's Coverage Threshold
Bun's Coverage Threshold: Three Undocumented Behaviors That Will Waste Your AfternoonDate: 2026-02-08On a private project, we spent a full debugging session chasing down why bun test --coverage exits with code 1 despite all 757 tests passing and overall line coverage sitting at 80% â comfortably above our 80% threshold. There was no error message and no indication of what failed. Just a silent exit code 1 annoyingly breaking the CI.Here's what we found. The SetupOur bunfig.toml looked
Dave Farber has died
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WHAT IS THE BEST CRYPTOCURRENCY RECOVERY COMPANY IN 2026 HIRE TECHY FORCE CYBER RETRIEVAL
How TECHY FORCE CYBER RETRIEVAL (TFCR) Makes Crypto Recovery PossibleâEven When It Seems HopelessThe promise of cryptocurrency is powerful: financial sovereignty, borderless transactions, and decentralized control. But with that freedom comes risk. Scammers have grown increasingly sophisticatedâimpersonating support agents, deploying fake investment apps, exploiting smart contract vulnerabilities, and launching phishing campaigns that even tech-savvy users fall for. Once funds are sent, many vic
Why E cores make Apple silicon fast
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Curating a Show on My Ineffable Mother, Ursula K. Le Guin
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Why should I write when AI is doing our writing?
Hereâs the core truth: AI can produce text, but it canât replace your thinking.1) Writing is how you think clearlyWhen you write, youâre not just creating wordsâyouâre organizing ideas, testing logic, and discovering what you actually believe. If AI does all the writing, you lose the thinking muscle. Thatâs a real cost.2) AI doesnât have lived experienceIt hasnât struggled, failed, adapted, or changed its mind in the real world. Your writing carries context, judgment, taste, and perspective. Tha
You don't need CSS preprocessor
There was a time when CSS preprocessors seemed like a magical elixir for any CSS problems. It was only necessary to learn a new syntax, set up the environment and add several dependencies to your project. But as time passed, web technologies developed, and preprocessors seemed to remain in their own isolated world. So right now I don't see any reason to use these tools in development.Let's take a look at what preprocessors offer us, and how valuable their features are at the moment. Variabl
Reverse Engineering Raiders of the Lost Ark for the Atari 2600
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Matchlock â Secures AI agent workloads with a Linux-based sandbox
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DoNotNotify is now Open Source
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Transcripto: Localizing Existing React Apps
đ Transcripto â Automated React Localization CLILocalization often comes at the very end of development â and thatâs when it feels the most painful.Transcripto is a zero-configuration CLI that helps React developers localize their apps in seconds, even if the project is already near completion.Built using lingo.dev, Transcripto automatically scans your React project, extracts user-facing UI text, and generates clean, production-ready translation files. âš What Transcripto Doesđ Scans R
