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Joe Birr-Pixton has written a blog post reflecting on a decade of the Rustls TLS-library project and looking ahead to the upcoming 0.24 release and an eventual 1.0 release. Rustls began with a first commit on May 2, 2016. Progress was quick: a month later, on June 5, it could interoperate with mos
We needed to publish a 2,921-word article into new Google Sites from a script as part of shipping a model comparison. There isn't an API for the current version of the editor, so we had to test every programmatic input path to find what actually persists. Most injection methods failed immediately,
I would like to build the best web app, given my limitations, so I'm looking for a web component library with prebuilt things that would allow me to just put them on a page. Doing it from scratch is very hard for me, but having a template of how things are and then integrating with the backend is qu
At Elanat, we have enhanced the standard JSON CRUD operations in our WebForms Core technology with powerful new features in WebForms Core 2.1, including advanced path expressions, conditional queries (such as [field=value]), negative indexing (such as [-1] for the last element), and logical operator
Heiko Tietze has published a blog post summarizing the results of a recent survey about the use of LibreOffice's database application, Base. 455 people participated in the survey, including more than 330 who use Base on Linux, with use cases ranging from maintaining records of personal media such as
As part of the DevHandal 2026 Batch 2 challenge, I explored Tencent EdgeOne Makers to learn how a simple web project can be deployed and made accessible online. For this project, I created a simple landing page called EdgeOne Makers | DevHandal 2026. The website was built using basic HTML, CSS, and
Typst is a system for typesetting documents into various formats: PDF, SVG, PNG, and, in progress, HTML. It is adept at handling technical material, and is often considered to be an eventual LaTeX replacement. We last looked in on Typst a year ago, when it had reached version 0.13. A new version,
I'm new to the world of open source development, at least as an author. This is mostly because it has always felt like whatever tool I need, someone has already made it. It makes it seem like any tool I can think of is an internet search away, be it for my professional needs or my personal hobbies.
End to end testing validates a complete user journey across the browser, application services, data stores, and external dependencies that make the journey possible. For a software team, end to end testing is not simply “clicking through the UI”; it is a controlled check that a customer can perform
Hey developers! 👋 Like many freelancers and independent consultants, I got tired of bloated financial tools that: Hide basic math behind email sign-up forms. Bombard you with tracking cookies and third-party scripts. Overcomplicate pricing formulas. So I decided to build WorkCalc — a fast, priv
Long-story short Tailwind CSS will remain MIT licensed and the maintainers stay. I'd say it's a good move given that AI tools are doing frontend work using Tailwind but Tailwind Labs didn't gain much from it. Citing an earlier Github discussion, they had to lay off 75% of their engineering team, and
I'm of the belief that if you can get what you need with under ~100 lines of code (and it doesn't require highly-specialized skills to write it), then write it yourself, don't install a third party library. If you don't share a similar belief, then this page isn't for you, and that's ok. For everyon
A SQL query can return the right data and still do much more work than it needs to. A query that works well with a small dataset may become slow as the application grows. When a query starts taking longer, developers often try adding an index, changing a JOIN, or increasing server resources. Those
n8n users can configure error workflows to react when an automation fails, including by sending notifications to Slack, email, or a ticketing system. That is a useful reliability feature for teams running business-critical automations. However, n8n's published Cloud pricing and pricing guidance do n
A visible countdown turns a ten-second challenge into a reaction test. I wanted the other version: start the clock, hide the elapsed value, and stop when your internal clock says the target has arrived. The implementation is tiny, but using the right browser clock and keeping the target hidden are w
There is a specific kind of exhaustion that comes from auditing a website for WCAG 2.1 compliance. You stare at the screen, squinting for missing alt tags, hunting for contrast ratios that are just barely acceptable, and manually typing out findings into a spreadsheet that will inevitably become out
The pill shaped background needs to move lower left to be exactly behind the 1x Here is the full script code in Tampermonkey. // ==UserScript== // @name YouTube Playback Speed Toggle Button // @namespace http://tampermonkey.net/ // @version 2.2 // @description Adds a button to toggle YouTube video p
Scroll to the bottom of almost any blog post and you'll find the same five icons: a bird that got rebranded two years ago, a lowercase "f" in a circle, a chain-link for "copy URL," maybe an envelope. Someone built that row once, for the apps that mattered at the time, and it has been quietly lying t
I Built 20+ Privacy-First Browser Tools That Never Upload Your Data (All Single-File) Every "free online tool" I tried had the same catch: your file gets uploaded to somebody's server before anything happens. CSV with customer emails? Uploaded. Invoice PDF? Uploaded. Password list? You'd have to b
Is it possible to create a custom rasterizer for controlling anti-aliasing while still rendering to an HTML5 2D canvas? Ideally without using relatively expensive operations like putImageData() or drawImage()? I know WebGL is the obvious solution here, but is there really no other way? submitted
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