redditletter: top posts for web development between 2023-12-22 and 2023-12-29

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Here are the top 20 Reddit posts between December 22 2023 and December 29 2023 for category: web development. This category includes posts from the following subreddits: javascript, webdev, wordpress, coding, reactjs, nsfw_html5, learnjavascript, node, frontend, devto, django, css, programare, vuejs, react, ruby, flask, angular2, nextjs, rails, html, sveltejs, codingbootcamp, domains, angularjs, html5, web3, angular, webdevtutorials, and pythoncoding. Enjoy!

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// 677 ▲ by simion_baws on /r/programare. Comments

📷 Hey! Just finished my portfolio site and I’m looking for feedback

// 587 ▲ by slippy_jr on /r/react. Comments

📷 Why does Shein display checkout price this way?

// 597 ▲ by AstronotInterested on /r/webdev. Comments

📷 I built a browser extension that combines multiple tools to provide an open-source, privacy respecting alternative to numerous single-use extensions.

// 523 ▲ by _n0m1_ on /r/webdev. Comments

🗒 Doctorat in AI in California

Razvan Marinescu ma numesc ([https://razvanmarinescu.com/](https://razvanmarinescu.com/)), sunt...

// 427 ▲ by Razvan_Marinescu on /r/programare. Comments

📷 New in Vue 3.4: v-bind same-name shorthand

// 369 ▲ by DominusKelvin on /r/vuejs. Comments

📷 What happpens to this function when there are 10000 people connected?

// 312 ▲ by PrestigiousZombie531 on /r/node. Comments

🗒 NextAuth is hell

I made 3 separate attempts to use Next Auth across 2 years each time hoping that this time I won't...

// 259 ▲ by Ok_Listen_8155 on /r/nextjs. Comments

🗒 TanStack Router v1

Announcement:...

// 241 ▲ by tannerlinsley on /r/reactjs. Comments

🗒 Any self proclaimed average FE Engineers get a FAANG job?

So I'm gonna take 3 - 6 months to study for FAANG and FAANG adjacent jobs because I want to make...

// 165 ▲ by bodhibell02 on /r/Frontend. Comments

📷 First landing page using nextJs and tailwind CSS

// 141 ▲ by itguygeek on /r/nextjs. Comments

🔗 Ruby 3.3.0 Released

// 141 ▲ by laerien on /r/ruby. Comments

🔗 Rails 8 is slated for a 2024 release. This milestone will gather some of the intentions on what it'll include.

// 128 ▲ by denc_m on /r/rails. Comments

🗒 Vue 3.4 was released

Now has a more efficient reactivity system....

// 118 ▲ by bostonkittycat on /r/vuejs. Comments

🔗 React Jam just started, wanna make a game with React?

// 107 ▲ by bfelbo on /r/reactjs. Comments

🗒 can we call boot camps predatory?

At this point, given the state of the market over the last year+, and the thousands and thousands...

// 93 ▲ by Careful-Mammoth3346 on /r/codingbootcamp. Comments

🗒 Fullstack E-Commerce App: Rails 7 with Hotwire, Tailwind, Stripe, and PostgreSQL

Hey all! I just released my first long form tutorial on how to create an Ecomm app using Rails 7...

// 71 ▲ by connerj70 on /r/rails. Comments

🗒 What tools are you guys using to increase productivity while programming?

VS Extension? Coffee? Curious on the community's routine.

// 69 ▲ by tnuttty on /r/react. Comments

🗒 I don't understand CORS

It seems like it was implemented so weirdly. If I go to a website through my browser it seems like...

// 69 ▲ by Stardatara on /r/Frontend. Comments

🗒 Looking for a Node.js Expert

Hey Everyone, I run a game studio and we are looking to bring on an advisor to help us build our...

// 74 ▲ by lenopix on /r/node. Comments

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