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The hardest part of refactoring isn't the typing—it's the fear of breaking something you don't fully understand. 😬 GitHub Copilot analyzes your code and maps out a path forward so you can refactor smarter, not harder. 🧠 Check out the techniques in our guide. 🔎 https://lnkd.in/gSbpXUbQ

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Vite is a powerful build tool and development server that helps speed up web development. It uses an optimized development server that makes use of native ES modules – so it's fast. In this course you'll learn how to use Vite to speed up your projects. https://lnkd.in/gPxYM3AV

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New in Xcode 26 Beta 7: Users can now log into their Claude account from Xcode. Generate code and documentation, automatically fix errors, and create inline playgrounds using coding intelligence features in Xcode, powered by Claude Sonnet 4. See the release notes for more: https://lnkd.in/dbAt2CSK

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Gemini CLI now integrates into VS Code. Get intelligent, context-aware suggestions and native in-editor diffing to review and modify changes directly in your IDE. Learn more: https://goo.gle/4luvPOa

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What if your Vue.js components could predict, adapt, and learn? 🤯 It’s time to move beyond static UIs. This hands-on guide shows how to integrate AI into your Vue 3 applications - no machine learning experience required! You’ll learn to build intelligent components that can: 🔥 Increase user engagement by up to 40% 💡 Auto-suggest queries based on intent ✅ Provide smarter, context-aware form validation 📝 Summarize long content dynamically 🤝 Reduce support load with helpful, adaptive UIs No PhD in AI needed - just Vue 3, the Composition API, and access to an AI service like OpenAI. 👉 Read the full guide: https://lnkd.in/dxkbiJ7N

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🔓 Unlock Robust String Validation with TypeScript’s Template Literals Join Steve Kinney to learn how TypeScript helps you catch errors as you code in React, without leaving your editor. Use type props, React Hooks, and the Context API to build reliable and scalable applications. https://lnkd.in/gutEG5G7 #WebDev #Programming #Coding #LearnToCode #TypeScript #ReactJS

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Gemini Code Assist now shares the same technology with Gemini CLI → https://goo.gle/4nROHcd In VS Code, you can place any prompt into the chat window using agent mode, and Code Assist will relentlessly work on your behalf to write tests, fix errors, build out features or even migrate your code. Based on your prompt, Code Assist’s agent will build a multi-step plan, auto-recover from failed implementation paths and recommend solutions you may not have even imagined. See how Gemini Code Assist’s chat agent expands the capabilities of simple-command response interactions ⬇️

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If you’ve been around JavaScript long enough, You’ve seen every async tip under the sun. All promising to make async/await easy. But the moment you start chaining tasks… Suddenly you’re waiting forever, Your code looks like a staircase, and performance is out the window. You should know this... async/await isn’t just about cleaner syntax. It’s about knowing when to wait… and when not to. 👉 Swipe through: this is the async tip they forgot to tell you. #w3schools #javascript #async #developers #codinglife #webdevelopment

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🦙☁️ Did you know that LlamaExtract is now available in our TypeScript SDK? 📦 You just need to install: npm install llama-cloud-services 👩‍💻 Check out Research Extractor: our NextJS <> LlamaExtract demo that lets you upload research papers and receive structured information about them in markdown! Take a look below!👇 ⭐ Star the repo on GitHub: https://lnkd.in/eySVKTEq 📚 Learn about LlamaCloud: https://lnkd.in/eTFTB_wT

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🎉 Prisma Config has been made Generally Available with Prisma ORM v6.13.0! Define all Prisma-related paths (schema, migrations) in one place, set up seeds, & manage advanced project settings with a TypeScript-native config file. Learn more 👇 https://lnkd.in/eqy4xP-U

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🎭 If you think a rigid, monolithic BasePage is the only way to share code between your Page Objects in Playwright, please scroll down! Traditional inheritance (class A extends B) is powerful, but it has limits. In TypeScript, a class can only extend one other class. The Mixin Design Pattern lets you create reusable "feature packs". They are small classes focused on a single piece of functionality (like navigation or table handling). You can then "mix" these feature packs into any Page Object that needs them. This approach allows you to: 🔰 Share functionality across unrelated classes 🔰 Avoid deep inheritance chains, keeping your code flat and manageable 🔰 Keep Page Objects clean and focused on their primary purpose The article is a walk through a practical example of adding shared navigation functionality to a object without using inheritance. Do you ever use Mixin Design Pattern in your framework? https://lnkd.in/dSh4aXv3 #qa #quality #qualityassurance #testing #testautomation #sdet #playwright #typescript #api #qualityengineering #designpattern

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Deploy Your Frontend Projects Like a Pro (2025 Guide) Here's how to take your web app live using Vercel (with GitHub integration): 🔹 Push your code to GitHub 🔹 Connect Vercel → Import repo 🔹 Set build settings (Vite/React/Next etc.) 🔹 Click Deploy → Get a sharable public link 🔹 Optional: Add your custom domain 🔹 Update DNS (A + CNAME) → SSL auto-configured 🔹 Done! Your app is LIVE 🌍 💡 Example: A full-featured Paste App (CRUD + shareable links) Watch full tutorial: https://lnkd.in/geyprskF

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Does switching frameworks make you a better front end developer? 🤔 Let’s get real, if you’re switching frameworks every few months and still struggling with closures, event loops, or promises… That’s not growth. That’s distraction. Frameworks come and go. One day it’s React, then it’s SvelteKit on a Tuesday morning with a side of hype. But solid JavaScript skills? That’s what keeps you afloat. That’s what gives you real leverage. Most developers don’t need another framework. They need to master the core.  👉 Can you debug without console.log()? 👉 Can you explain the difference between undefined, null, and NaN without Googling it? 👉 Can you solve real-world problems, or are you just copying code snippets that “work”? If you want to build a long-term dev career, stop chasing trends and start building foundations. That’s what we help you do at GreatFrontEnd. No fluff. No hype. Just practical, modern front end skills that companies actually look for. Start building with clarity. Master what matters. 👉 Ready to level up your fundamentals? Start learning with GreatFrontend: https://lnkd.in/gqvtYz76 #JavaScript #FrontendDevelopment #GreatFrontend #React #Webdevelopment

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🌐 Critical NestJS Vulnerability Allows Remote Code Execution (CVE-2025-54782) A critical remote code execution vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-54782, was discovered in the NestJS framework's @nestjs/devtools-integration package. This flaw, rated with the highest severity, allows attackers to execute arbitrary code on developer machines via a local HTTP server endpoint (/inspector/graph/interact) that unsafely processes JavaScript code. The issue stems from inadequate sandboxing and cross-origin request protections. #CVE202554782 #RemoteCodeExecution #CriticalVulnerability #ZeroDay #Exploit #NestJS #JavaScriptSecurity #WebSecurity #Sandboxing #DevSecOps

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The layout question that keeps showing up: how do you center a div? Modern CSS has multiple answers: Flexbox, Grid, and beyond.

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An ORM for ClickHouse? Let's look at the open-source, MIT-licensed Moose OLAP from fiveonefour. Learning from popular OLTP ORMs, like SQLAlchemy, Drizzle and Prisma, it adapts the ORM experience to work on analytical databases like ClickHouse. Available for both TypeScript and Python, it supports application devs integrating ClickHouse into apps and agents, who are used to the developer workflow of ORMs. In this post, the fiveonefour team share their motivation to build Moose OLAP, their inspirations and design principles, as well as a glance into the future. https://lnkd.in/eAwZASmK

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Setting up draft mode for Storyblok with React Server Components and Next.js app router? Skip the custom caching workarounds, use draft mode helpers with the Storyblok SDK instead. 👉 Full tutorial: https://okt.to/0gKFUu

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