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- I am not primarily a web developer but I wanted to build something for my personal use. I just want to copy frontend of a beautiful website but I dont know how to get that frontend code in any coding language? submitted by /u/SachinKaxhyap [link] [comments]
- Hey folks, Built Voiden, an API tool to build, test, document and collaborate on APIs offline. Most API clients I know of seem to be built for a different job than what most teams actually do. For example, in my team, we live on Git, our communication is happening on slack, our docs are written […]
- I use an API Abstraction Layer specialized in machine-to-machine API calls through which all my APIs pass, and this tool allows me to monitor and log all the activity of my APIs via the dashboard. The logs also allow me to see in real time which API the method is using and the response format […]
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- Hey everyone, I’m looking to transition into freelance web development, but I’m at a bit of a crossroads regarding my skillset and stack. I wanted to get some realistic advice from people who are already out there doing it. (btw I only have made 1 real site and it was mainly vibe coded, sorry!) My […]
- Hey all! I’m just wondering if there’s a non intrusive place to find beta testers for a web project I’m working on? Any advice is appreciated thanks. submitted by /u/-theriver [link] [comments]
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- Hi everyone, I'm a junior python developer but at present I am trying to build an automatic information digest on biology related news from different websites for a startup. Now a great many of them provide RSS which is great for my use case but there are also many others which do not provide RSS, […]
- Im a 17 year old student, i have no knowledge on coding aside knowing what each coding program does. Ive been interested in web development lately but also been thinking if it’s worth it due to ai? submitted by /u/Weekly_Enthusiasm634 [link] [comments]