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  1. All-In-One platform architecture

    Worst thing in software development is pushing an all-in-one architecture for software that serves different layers of an organization (departments, business units).

  2. OpenClaw can get your Gmail disabled

    All major services have policies to guard against automation.

  3. Updated config lookup algorithm in ESLint 10

    ESLint 10 is out and it comes with something truly great: config discovery starting from the directory where the linted file resides, instead of process.cwd() and moving down.

  4. Agent token costs = yearly senior dev wage

    In a recent podcast episode, Jason Calacanis mentioned he’s paying $300/day on tokens to run an AI agent (Claude).

  5. Code brevity

    We all want to write simple, short, effective code.

  6. Let’s become web developers again

    We’ve turned everything into bundles of JavaScript and everything else… even HTML is JavaScript… I spend most of my day looking at red text in the console and in performance audit reports for websites.

  7. Circuit breakers

    The more invested you are in a specific solution to a problem the harder it is for you to consider other options.

  8. Core Web Vitals - The DevTools coverage report

    Since Google announced their initiative to include page experience KPIs in how they calculate search engine rankings, brands have been faced with the poor performance of their websites.

  9. How to remove the trailing slash of a URL on a Hugo static website running on Netlify

    I recently migrated www.oprea.rocks from Gatsby.js to Hugo.

  10. Contact

    /hire/success Thanks for getting in touch!

  11. Fixing Golang GIN-debug WARNING Headers were already written.

    If you’re just getting your hands dirty with Golang, and specifically with Gin, which is a web development framework, you might come across this specific warning: [GIN-debug] [WARNING] Headers were already written.

  12. Handling errors is an essential skill

    I’ve met tons of developers who would not do error handling because of fear of it being too much.

  13. Small steps

    We’re so imbued in zero-to-hero stories we fail to see the years of struggle, the lucky breaks and the sheer amount of effort today’s successful entrepreneurs had to put in to get to where they are.

  14. A Markdown Story

    It’s 2014 All my colleagues are writing their Bachelor’s Degree paper in LaTeX1.

  15. How I learned to talk about WeRemote.eu during Y Combinator Startup School sessions

    I signed up to Y Combinator Startup School with WeRemote.

  16. 🚨 Proper conduct when shopping for web design or development services

    🛑 Stop asking for a price You are not buying potatoes at the farmers market!

  17. Custom-coding a landing page in 45 minutes

    Getting feedback from your target audience early on in product development is pure gold!

  18. How to fix GitHub Actions error docker build requires exactly 1 argument.

    I’ve been working on migrating my the remote jobs platform I built in the past months from weremote.ro to weremote.eu.

  19. On sophists and sophisms

    “I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.” — (attributed to) Mark Twain I’ve met people, both online and IRL, who believe that if they’re schooled they must also be educated.

  20. What's your financial freedom goal?

    I’ve been thinking about an answer to this question since I started migrating everything from www.weremote.ro to www.weremote.eu.

  21. Stop storing JWT in LocalStorage! And stop using JWT.

    I’ve been developing single-page web-apps for a while now, and it’s gotten into my habit to use LocalStorage to store JWTs.

  22. Be yourself all the time so you don't have to be someone else

    “If you tell the truth, you don’t have to remember anything!”

  23. I launched a remote jobs platform — let's talk about the numbers

    About a month ago I started working on a remote jobs platform, for Romania titled weremote.ro.

  24. I removed some apps from my phone...

    I keep seeing a lot of posts from people complaining about how social media is destroying their life and attention.

  25. On the importance of visualization

    I’m thinking of blogging like in the old days.

  26. How to check if a JavaScript object is empty

    I had the following snippet of code and wanted to log an error only if whatever the catch block receives is an actual object with actual values.

  27. 12 things about JavaScript business owners and recruiters MUST know

    Don’t you just hate it when you’re totally outside the loop when you need to hire a JavaScript developer?!

  28. Does reading in a foreign language affect learning?

    This is not the usual type of article you’d expect from me.

  29. My fear of publishing

    Here’s a funny story: I have around 70 unpublished articles in various stages of evolution — from only an outline and a title all the way to fully fledged articles.

  30. Blasphemy! Multiple microservices, shared database.

    Here are some of my thoughts on microservices.

  31. The techpreneur's productivity dilemma

    “I want to code!”

  32. Harsh Truths I Learned As a Junior Developer

    A lot of mixed feelings may grow on you while working as a junior developer.

  33. Here’s Why We Just Can't Agree on One JavaScript Framework

    Indeed!

  34. This is a question I’ve struggled with a lot, while trying to optimise the way I interview people.

  35. What are STATIC SITE GENERATORS and why YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS to use one

    If you’re looking to revamp your website and you’re serious about this, you probably found mentions of static site generators, static sites and the JAMStack, on the Internet.

  36. What do the three dots (...) mean in JavaScript?

    The title of the article is from a question I was asked to answer on Quora.

  37. How to manage i18n translation files for web applications

    Most software developers know that keeping hardcoded strings in your code is bad form.

  38. Podcast The eslint-scope virus and Ryan Dahl's JSConf presentation

    Recently, there was an issue with eslint-scope that gave the JavaScript community a good scare.

  39. ESLint backdoor what it is and how to fix the issue

    On Thu, July 12 2018 at 1:17PM GMT Andrei Mihailov — @pronebird reported the following issue with the eslint-scope module: Virus in eslint-scope?.

  40. Environment variables in Webpack builds vs. Node.js apps

    I recently had a discussion with an off-shore team mate who was supposed to add a new environment variable to a client-side app and re-deploy it.

  41. Here's why your software developers are delivering so slow.

    So here’s the deal.

  42. Enable JWT authentication for the Wordpress REST API

    This video shows you how to enable JWT authentication for the Wordpress REST API.

  43. Centralized vs. decentralized CI / CD strategies for multiple teams

    Last week I saw this very interesting Twitter thread, about CI/CD strategies for multiple teams.

  44. The ultimate list of articles on the JavaScript frameworks to learn in 2018

    Another clickbait title from yours truly.

  45. Monoliths are bad and so are microservices!

    They’re not!

  46. Is it better to be a software development generalist or should I specialise?

    You want to be a freelancer and you would like to have a stable stream of income.

  47. Go from Node.js app to microservices with MONOLITHSPL/T

    I’ve been working a lot with microservices in the past couple of years.

  48. How I reduced the bounce rate on my GatsbyJS website

    Watch this video if you want to know how I implemented a related articles section on my GatsbyJS blog.

  49. 🔧 Make your Swagger configuration files dynamic using Node.js

    I got the idea for this article after solving this problem for the team I was working with, for a client.

  50. How I built a product that failed and won

    It was almost a year ago that I started building a self-destructing tweets app, just like Snapchat’s snaps… … and nobody used it.