Hacker News·4yI quit my job to make free web tools
I quit my job to make free web tools. Of all the side projects I've done over the years, most failed, with only two standing the test of time. I'm optimistic that it should be possible to grow to €4000 ($4600) revenue with €3000 ($3450) pre-tax profit.
Hashnode·4y8+ Portfolio and Resume Templates to To Showcase Your Skills 💼✨
A professional looking portfolio and a well-written resume are both essential to succeed in the job-seeking phase. To help you with this, I have compiled an article with useful free tools to create your professional online presence in minutes. I will provide the descriptions, visual previews, and direct links of all the tools.
It's Foss·4y12 Simple Tools to Protect Your Privacy
Data is one of the most valuable assets available. To be practical, we need all sorts of data to analyze, study, and learn about things. While data collection methods have improved over time, they may not be entirely privacy-friendly. There are some simple tools to enhance your privacy, without compromising the user experience.
SNIPCART·4yNext.js vs. React: The Difference & Best Frontend Framework
React is the most popular JavaScript library for frontend developers. Next.js is a frontend JavaSript framework that builds upon React’s UI library. With new JavaScript frameworks and libraries coming out every year, it gets hard to keep up with the pace of the changing JS ecosystem.
DZone·4y2021 Tech Highlights: Best Software For Dev Teams
The last 12 months were filled with constant learning and adapting to the new trends that completely changed the way we used to work. The challenges we faced pushed us into searching for convenient software that could help us handle the new normal. In this short post, I would like to share with you the discoveries I made this year in the field of developer tools.
Web Tools Weekly·4yCSS Tools, Testing, Jamstack, CMS's
This week's newsletter includes a selection of coding-related articles. These are topics similar to what I might cover here, but are much better in a longer format. Instead of covering a single coding tip like I often do in this newsletter's intro, I thought I would link to a small handful of articles that I thought you would enjoy.
Algolia Blog·4yHow to successfully transition to headless architecture
A headless tech stack with the best-of-breed building blocks benefits ecommerce companies with multiple strategic capabilities. There are many reasons to move from a monolith to headless architecture. These include the flexibility in building and customizing their ecommerce platform solution for a specific use-case.
DZone·4yTools for Querying Logs with SQL
Logging is vital for any software project, from development to ongoing management. Maintenance logs are crucial for determining the state of an application and monitoring and troubleshooting purposes. Logging is usually embedded throughout an application, from simple user access logs to database activity, error logs, and network flow logs. The available options to query logs will differ based on the platform.
Bits and Pieces·4y10 Tools and Websites That Make You a More Productive Developer
Nicky Christensen shares 10 tools and websites that help him and his team to be more productive every day. TinyPNG, Monday, Browserstack, Bit, Favicon, Sourcetree and Codesandbox are just some of the tools used by Nicky Christensen.
80 LEVEL·4yCartoon Characters Turned Into Real People by an AI
Brazilian Artist Hidreley Leli Dião uses AI to turn cartoon characters, historical figures, and even statues into real people. The author uses photo-editing tools like Photoshop and FaceApp to polish the resulting characters. The results are staggeringly realistic, you can check out some of the works down below.
The Hacker News·4yU.S. Cybersecurity Agency Publishes List of Free Security Tools and Services
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on Friday published a repository of free tools and services. The "Free Cybersecurity Services and Tools" resource hub comprises a mix of services provided by CISA, open-source utilities, and other implements offered by private and public sector organizations across the cybersecurity community.
Sweetcode·4yAutomated Testing Tutorial
Software testing is one of the most critical stages of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) The goal of the testing phase is to identify and resolve all of the bugs and errors in the product before it is taken to market. In most cases, software testing remains a consistent phase throughout the SDLC, and it is done manually by human QA testers.
