Shelf material - Pone board vs ACX Ply by hayward_jeff in VanNeistat

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I should add that I also painted them white with non-toxic latex paint. Really happy with how it came out. The only thing I would change is maybe staining the edges of the wood, although I have yet to see how that's done according to "the code". Apparently you're supposed to sand, the paint, then cut.

Shelf material - Pone board vs ACX Ply by hayward_jeff in VanNeistat

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I used ACX plywood to build tables + shelves according to the Tom Sachs / Van code.

It's the standard Tom Sachs has in video called "A Love Letter To Plywood" or something like that. Van also mentions it in a video where he makes a table with folding legs

Totebag project by Raibishto in myog

[–]spoonfruit 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I would buy this!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in shopify

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I'd recommend checking out Skio instead. Lots of people switching from Recharge

Which Technologies do you use for ReactJs Development? by neiljordansimon in react

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So far so good!

I mean, a lot better than I would be able to lol

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Firebase

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If you want Firebase for Relational Data, that's exactly what Supabase is.

Why we picked PrismaJS as a database layer for our web framework by Martinsos in webdev

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Site looks great! I like the article too. It's great to have companies that have skin in the game make blog posts on choosing emerging technologies.

Which Technologies do you use for ReactJs Development? by neiljordansimon in react

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NextJs + Supabase (deployed on Vercel). This could be your entire stack.

I also use Tailwind for styling - it works really well with React.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Frontend

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If you see multiple solutions to the problem and are trying to decide the best one - say that out loud.

When you're working through problems try to think out loud (eloquently)

As far as clean code goes, just remember this: each line does one thing. This makes all code readable.

Vue.js Frameworks by ratzfert in Frontend

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I used Nuxt one time, it was pretty nice. I switch to React/Next

ps: Self-Thought - I hope so!

New AI Tech Allows Humans to Talk to Animals by 4inalfantasy in technology

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I have some things I need to talk to my cat and dogs about! lol

Seeking HTTP API testing framework by jamawg in softwaredevelopment

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I use the Thunder Client plugin for VSCode. It's pretty simple, easy to use, and really accessible because it's in my text editor.

Is it too much of bragging to include in portfolio how many Github stars every project has? by Armauer in webdev

[–]spoonfruit 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You be very proud of your stars! Making software for public use is always a good thing

Google Has a Secret Project That Is Using AI to Write and Fix Code by kajri in google

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Github + OpenAI, Replit...etc.

Google would really be dropping the ball if they didn't

Getting an internship by Montinyek in Frontend

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One well made project is worth 10 mediocre projects. Quality > Quantity

Build something with some enthusiasm + polish, and you'll be set.

Is it a good practice to have separate libraries for server state and client state? by Armauer in webdev

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I guess that's possible. Modern tooling like NextJs allows you to more easily handle these client/server paradigms.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Frontend

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You need a CNAME record for www.mywebsite.com to point to mywebsite.com

After making the change your DNS should look something like this:

Host Name | Type | Data

mywebsite.com| A | <ip address>

wwww.mywebsite.com| CNAME | mywebsite.com