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These 6 Linux tools make the classics feel ancient—I use them on every machine
<p>The traditional Linux tools like nano, man, cat, cd, ls etc. are almost four decades old now. They come from a time when computers had black-and-white screens and less computing power than your phone.</p><img src='https://static0.howtogeekimages.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/wm/2026/03/ubuntu-running-with-a-terminal-open-with-sudo-apt-install-written.jpg' />
Fable 5 was too smart for its own good, so Anthropic had to kill it
Vibe coding—despite huge improvements over the last two years—has always been hit-and-miss, with emphasis on "miss" if you're not very careful about how you use it. Fable 5—for the brief time it was available—felt like it finally changed that.
🚀 New React Challenge: Simple Pagination
In a time where AI writes most of our boilerplate, manually wiring a fetch with loading, error, and pagination states is exactly the kind of thing that slips through the cracks — and exactly what keeps coming up in job interviews. 🧩 OverviewA plain fetch with pagination and manual loading and error handling. No libraries, no abstractions — just useState, useEffect, and a mock API that delays, paginates, and randomly fails. The kind of challenge that keeps your fundamentals sharp.👉 https://w
Every web developer needs to try these 3 open-source TUIs before starting their next project
As web developers, we deal with text all the time. Whether it's JSON, HTML, URLs, Markdown, or something else. Nobody talks about the utilities that boost your productivity when managing these, so I will. I have three tools that'll help you make faster remote API calls, build and learn jq more quickly, and transform strings from one format to many others.
How AI is impacting 700 professions — and might impact yours
Will AI help you work or replace you? Check yourself. July 28, 2025 Warning: This graphic requires JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript for the best experience. That ...<img src='https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1730584474196-b0e8a29303e8?crop=entropy&cs=tinysrgb&fit=max&fm=jpg&ixid=M3wyMzg1fDB8MXxzZWFyY2h8OHx8Sm9ic3xlbnwwfHwyfHwxNzMyMzg1MjYzfDA&ixlib=rb-4.0.3&q=80&w=1080' />
2025 was the worst year for hiring since 2020, December jobs report shows
The U.S. economy added just 50,000 jobs in December, capping off the worst year for hiring since 2020, when the Covid pandemic brought the global economy to a standstill. Subscribe to read this story ...<img src='https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1700050554945-393740dc6a65?crop=entropy&cs=tinysrgb&fit=max&fm=jpg&ixid=M3wyMzg1fDB8MXxzZWFyY2h8MjZ8fEpvYnN8ZW58MHx8Mnx8MTcwNzgwNjg3Mnww&ixlib=rb-4.0.3&q=80&w=1080' />
The Ecovacs Deebot X12 OmniCyclone is an impressively inventive robot cleaner that mops very well, but struggles to sweep up the competition
The new Ecovacs Deebot X12 OmniCyclone comes with some great innovations but it's not the best sucker in town <img src='https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/LTUHXTDaXKG6Y8R9TvXFV6-1280-80.jpg' />
The question that actually decides your state stack (it's not 'Redux or React Query')
This is not a "Redux is dead" post. Redux is excellent at what it's for. So is React Query. So is Zustand.The problem was never the tools. It was that I spent years comparing tools that answer completely different questions — and never noticed."Redux or React Query?" "Zustand or RTK?" These read like real choices. They're not. It's like asking "hammer or screwdriver?" before you know what you're building.The decision that actually matters comes from one question almost nobody asks correctly:Who
Free audiobooks, groceries, gift cards, and more — Prime members can already score $555 in free perks this week
You don't even have to spend a cent to get extra value out of your subscription this Prime Day. <img src='https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/uhKyPY7zYwkXSLemjRaHq4-1280-80.jpg' />
‘The companies that will not respond, will not align with those requirements, will have difficulties in the European market’: Zscaler’s Casper Klynge on the question of European sovereignty, the transatlantic relationship, and the future of AI
Zscaler’s Casper Klynge on the question of sovereignty, the US, and the future of AI <img src='https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/e9hsyoNBqePYVkVZn4i3RQ-1280-80.png' />
Modern Web Development in 2026: Essential Tools and Practices
If you are getting started with web development in 2026, the ecosystem can feel overwhelming. New frameworks, build tools, and best practices emerge constantly. But the fundamentals remain the same, and knowing which tools matter most will save you months of wasted effort. The Rise of TypeScript as the DefaultTypeScript has become the standard for professional web development. In 2026, most major frameworks either require it or offer first-class support. If you are still writing plain JavaS
I Built a Week Number Calculator with 18000+ Static Pages and a Free API —— Here's How
A few months ago I realized something every time I needed to know what week it was I had to Google it. The results were cluttered with ads and outdated information. So I decided to build weeknumber.cc —— a clean fast free week number calculator. What does it doIt tells you the current week number. But it does a LOT moreDate Week conversion —— Any date to week number any week number to datesFull year calendars —— 2015 through 2035 every year visualized15 languages —— Chinese English Japanes
Mastering Focus Management in React 19: Solving the Single-Page Application Routing Gap for WCAG 2.1 and EN 301 549 Compliance
Mastering Focus Management in React 19: Solving the Single-Page Application Routing Gap for WCAG 2.1 and EN 301 549 ComplianceMeta: Stop losing your users on page transitions. Learn how to manage focus in React 19 to meet WCAG 2.1 standards and provide a seamless screen reader experience.When you click a link in a traditional multi-page website, the browser does something vital: it refreshes the page, resets the focus to the top of the document, and announces the new page title. For a sigh
I Built a Privacy-First Calculator Platform Used in 100+ Countries — Here's the Stack
I Built a Privacy-First Calculator Platform Used in 100+ Countries — Here's the StackEvery major calculator website tracks you. Calculator.net, Omni Calculator, NerdWallet — they all use session recording, behavioral profiling, and third-party cookies.I built the opposite: calciq.app — 18 calculators across finance, lifestyle, and utility categories. Zero tracking. Zero data collection. Works offline. Used in 100+ countries.Here's the technical breakdown. The ArchitectureNo backend. N
'Simply being aware is no longer sufficient protection' — Security experts warn of AI-boosted scam campaigns that can trick even the smartest victims
AI-powered scams are tricking victims faster than ever, with many losing money within minutes through convincing fake identities. <img src='https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/vaZaSfPx7aqf7NQMxSW9i9-1280-80.png' />
Pokémon Champions just made its Android and iOS debut, and there’s two Mega reasons you need to log in and play it now
Pokémon Champions was great on my Nintendo Switch 2, but the iOS and Android version is better. <img src='https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/fhfHoLduftmUmywoVyg99D-1280-80.jpg' />
Most apps do not need a full date library, so I built a 2KB one
Most frontend and Node.js apps need date utilities.But in many projects, the actual needs are pretty small:format a dateparse an ISO stringadd a few days or monthscompare two datesget the start or end of a day/week/monthcheck weekends or leap yearsFor those common cases, pulling in a larger date library can feel heavier than necessary.So I built date-light. What is date-light?date-light is a small, zero-dependency date utility library for TypeScript and JavaScript.It provides 39 common date
How I built a photo editor that runs 100% in the browser (no uploads, via WebAssembly)
Every "free online photo editor" I tried did the same thing: upload my image to their server first. For game art, client work, or anything private, that's a dealbreaker. So I built the opposite — an editor that never uploads anything.Game Art Editor is a layer-based photo editor that runs entirely in your browser. Open a PSD, edit on a real canvas with layers and blend modes, export to WebP/AVIF/PNG — and your files never leave your device. No upload, no account, no install. It works offline too
After testing Dreo’s new smart misting fan, I couldn’t imagine my life without it — here’s why
I tested a mess-free smart misting fan with powerful yet quiet performance and a budget-friendly price — here’s why it’s a must-have device for the summer. <img src='https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/DLvQu9QPG7cF8EzLKGTZEM-1280-80.jpg' />
Breaking Infinite Rendering Loops: Fixing Bolt.new and Lovable.dev Compilation Errors
Developing software using modern cloud-based AI code engines allows engineers to launch full web platforms rapidly. However, generating intricate code logic automatically can sometimes cause severe structural execution errors. A widespread problem currently facing web developers involves hitting destructive infinite rendering loops while compiling applications inside Bolt.new and Lovable.dev engines. Consequently, these non-stop compilation states can crash your browser window and consume your p