I wanted a simple tip calculator that just works — no login, no clutter, no lag. So I built TipQuickly 👇 https://tipquickly.com Instant tip calculation (10–25% or custom) Split bills between friends (up to 20 people) Round-up per person (clean numbers) Pre-tax / post-tax tip toggle Copy results in one click Also includes a currency converter for quick travel use. Next.js 16 (App Router) React 19
🚀 Why Next.js is the Future of Web Development (And Why I Use It in Real Projects) If you're starting your journey in web development—or already building apps with React—you’ve probably asked: 👉 “Why Next.js?” Let’s simplify it. Next.js is not just a framework. It’s what happens when React becomes production-ready. Next.js is a full-stack React framework that helps you build: Fast ⚡ SEO-frien
🌙 Midnight Easy SDK: Privacy-First Development Made Simple This is a submission for the Midnight Network "Privacy First" Challenge Track: Enhance the Ecosystem + Best Tutorial License: Apache 2.0 GitHub: github.com/BossChaos/midnight-easy-sdk 📌 Project Overview I built @midnight/easy-sdk to lower the barrier for developers who want to add privacy features to their apps but don'
If you spent any time on React Twitter or LinkedIn lately, you saw three names everywhere: shadcn/ui, Radix, and Base UI. People talk about them like they compete with each other, but they don't really. Let me explain what each one actually is, and when you should reach for which. Before we compare anything, you need this idea. A normal UI library like Bootstrap or Material UI gives you components
JavaScript runs on a single thread, which means intensive tasks can freeze the UI and hurt the user experience. To avoid this, you can offload heavy work to background threads using Web Workers. Processing images or videos in the browser Handling large datasets (sorting, filtering, transformations) Performing CPU-heavy calculations (e.g. simulations, analytics) Parsing large files like CSV, JS
Why Another Wheel? There are already some Vite packing plugins out there — vite-plugin-zip-pack, vite-plugin-compress, etc. They work, but they always feel like they're missing something. Most of them only support ZIP and offer fairly limited functionality. In real-world projects, the build packaging step is rarely that simple: Multiple compression formats 🗜️ — ZIP for sharing with colleagues,
If you look at your GitHub repositories right now, how many unfinished React projects do you have? Three? Ten? Fifty? You start with a massive surge of motivation. You run npx create-react-app or set up a new Vite project. You spend three days perfectly configuring Tailwind CSS, setting up Redux, and carefully architecting your folder structure. And then... you get bored. You hit a minor roadbloc
Este es un resumen. El análisis completo — walkthrough de la causa raíz, payload íntegro, framework de explotación, artefactos forenses y patch diffing — vive en blog.deviannt.com. TL;DR: El deserializador Flight de React evalúa como Promise cualquier objeto que tenga un método .then, independientemente de su tipo real. Un atacante envenena Object.prototype.then mediante un POST multipart manipula