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TL;DR If you import Hls from 'hls.js', you are probably getting the ESM build, and the ESM build does not bundle the transmuxer worker. Transmuxing runs on your main thread until you set workerPath. We are going to verify which mode you are in, fix it, and add a long-task observer so you can tell
TL;DR A fetch() upload dies when the OS suspends your app, and your JS context is recreated with no memory of it. We are going to build an upload that is a persisted record plus a state machine, hand the actual transfer to a native background session, and reconcile against the server when the app
Hi everyone! 👋 I’m excited to finally be part of the DEV Community. I’m a Software Engineer, WordPress Developer, and SEO Specialist with a passion for building websites that are not only functional and visually appealing, but also fast, accessible, and easy to find in search engines. Wh
LinkedIn is going to be one of my direct integrations, if it's possible, so that I can write an article once and publish it on my own platform and do external distribution. Who has a non-svg logo available in 2026? I don't so I need to fix it. Better and smarter ways exist, but we're Linux
What happens when you stop treating your portfolio as just a website and start treating it as a searchable representation of yourself? I decided to find out. Recently, I searched Google for: “Rishikumar Yadav Portfolio” The result was interesting. My existing portfolio appeared on the first pa
Apple Pay and Google Pay have a nasty failure mode: when something breaks, the problem may not be obvious from your normal WooCommerce logs. A shopper can tap a wallet button, attempt payment, and still fail to complete an order without leaving you with an obvious explanation of what went wrong. F
BoltOS: a from-scratch 64-bit operating system I built BoltOS as a 64-bit operating system in C and x86-64 assembly, starting with the boot chain rather than an existing kernel or bootloader. It supports both legacy BIOS and UEFI boot paths—no GRUB, no Multiboot, and no external OS libraries. Thi
Hey everyone, I’m a MERN stack developer looking to take on some real projects and build up my portfolio. I can work on things like: Full-stack websites using MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js REST APIs and backend development User authentication / login & signup JWT authentication and pr
In August, we experienced five incidents that resulted in degraded performance across GitHub services. The post GitHub availability report: August 2026 appeared first on The GitHub Blog.
I lost most of a day to a bug that never once failed. I was building a contract that pays for its own future: an access subscription that re-arms itself on-chain through the Hedera Schedule Service, so an agent pays once and the window keeps renewing with nobody awake. The scheduling turned out to
Every request to Vercel passes through our CDN, which executes on average over 80 million routing instructions per second. Part of that work is looking up metadata to determine which paths exist and how to serve them. When that metadata isn’t cached, the CDN has to fetch it before it can serve the r
When you build a website, one of the easiest things to assume is: If the page looks fine in the browser, the website is fine. But a browser session only shows you one path through the application. A website can look completely normal while still having broken links, missing metadata, invalid st
Signup protection works best as a sequence, not a single verdict: use CAPTCHA before account creation when the request already looks automated, then apply risk scoring after signals from the attempted signup are available. That placement preserves a clean audit trail and keeps a suspicious attempt f
Every repository has a moment nobody talks about. Not the first commit. Not the launch. Not the sprint where everything clicked. The moment I keep coming back to — the one that made me build this thing — is the gap. The silence. The chapter where nothing happened and everyone pretended it didn't ex
Google recorded six ranking-related Search updates in 2026, spanning Discover, core ranking systems and spam detection. The count matters, but the more useful takeaway for website owners is what the updates reveal about Google's evolving quality signals. Independent analyses of the March core update
Git is an open-source distributed version control system used to track changes in projects and during software development. Git allows multiple contributors to simultaneously work on a single project, maintain and track the history of all changes. It enables efficient collaboration and allows develo
You are looking at a page thinking, "Move this down, use the same spacing as that card, but only on mobile." You know exactly what you mean because you're looking at it. Your coding agent is looking at a repository. Your coding agent cannot read your mind So you translate what you see into a pro
I'm building an open-source project and I myself really believe it has potential. I want it to be open-source so people can help improve it if people find it useful. But please butcher my enthusiasm if I seem delusional about its value! The idea Basically I made two observations lately which fed the
A few months ago, I was preparing for a New Year trip to Vietnam. The flight was booked. The hotel was booked. The only thing I had left until the last minute was the visa. I thought it would be a quick online form. So I went to a coffee shop, opened my laptop, and expected to finish everything in
Choosing an AI website builder sounds simple until you actually try one: some create a beautiful first draft but give you little control afterward. In contrast, others can build surprisingly advanced applications but feel excessive for a basic business website. So which AI website builder is actuall
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