Introducing recommended browser extensions in manga format!
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Recommended for those feeling a bit tired of AI art. Introducing 'Turbo Dither', a browser app that lets you quickly apply dithering effects to images without annoying registrations or ads.
Did you know a major UK organization uses a rather unique login system? Not only can you view your PIN normally, but they even send it in plain text via email? Let's unravel this mystery in a relaxed way.
What tools and libraries are essential for future full-stack development? I've roughly summarized the stack I actually use. I'll be honest about the parts I'm curious about too, so I hope it's helpful! ✨
I tried building an app with AI, but it broke with just small changes... Sharing my real experience and thoughts on the current state of AI builders.
An open-source Google Analytics alternative I created just for personal use has surprisingly gained 9000 stars on GitHub! I'll share its humble beginnings and the secrets behind its user-friendliness.
Frontends made by backend engineers are simpler and faster than you'd think. They come with responsive design from the start and load super quickly—let's talk about this unexpected charm✨
What if AI support promised a refund but human support denied it? Based on an actual hosting service incident, I share natural thoughts about AI support reliability and corporate responsibility.
It's fun to build flashy apps with React and modern frameworks, but could that actually be creating 'heavy apps'? Let's think about the benefits of building simply with just HTTP and HTML.
Quiet UI is a library with 88 web components. With the now-trendy open sourcing, dark mode and AI integration are easy to use—here\'s the story.
Dealing with a boss who over-trusts ChatGPT and getting overwhelmed by increasingly difficult technical work. Sharing this real struggle and some tips for handling it.
What I learned from a client dispute about trusting your intuition. Based on a real experience, I share what happens when you overlook 'red flags' in web development projects.
A backend engineer who thought 'frontend is scary...' shares how they surprisingly felt satisfied after writing their own CSS and creating a simple page.
A development story about adding 'extrusion' and 'face creation/deletion/separation' features to a web-based 3D modeling application. Introducing use cases and the fun aspects using familiar language.
We collected real opinions about website features that aren't pop-ups or ads but still cause major stress. A little tweak could make things much more comfortable.
We gently explain the reasons and background behind the recent 'Vibe Coding' phenomenon and why the excitement seems to be settling down. Let's take a peek behind the scenes of this new IT industry trend together!
A gentle explanation with real examples about the curious phenomenon where JWT signatures still verify even when slightly modified. Let's think together about what's going on!
When I tried to scrape a massive number of pages, I kept failing with tool selection. I'll share my experience of how writing my own code ultimately worked out well.
A story about how a 9-year-old child created a website for free with no coding using WordPress.com. A digital experience that parents and children can enjoy together.
Introducing e-commerce site building tools that are actually easy to use for those who want to manage their small skincare shop themselves. We've picked tools that are beginner-friendly and have solid EU compliance and basic features.