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@radzion walks us through creating an interactive guitar fretboard visualizer using React and TypeScript that helps guitarists learn and practice pentatonic scales.
@lizmat explains how the Raku Programming Language's .assuming method has been reimagined using RakuAST to make currying and partial application an order of magnitude faster.
@crmne introduces RubyLLM 1.0, a library that makes working with AI in Ruby feel natural and elegant through beautiful interfaces and convention over configuration.
@dthwaite chronicles their eight-month journey upgrading an application to Meteor 3, sharing both technical challenges and success strategies.
@andychiare reflects on Blazor's promise to let developers create web, desktop, and mobile applications using only C# and Razor without worrying about JavaScript or HTML.
@vorniches shares their two-year experience with "vibe coding" - using AI to handle most of the coding while focusing on higher-level design and architecture.
@tylerboni documents their technical journey to escape smartphone addiction by converting a $30 TCL Flip 2 into a functional "dumbphone" that can still run essential modern apps.
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Top comments (2)
Nice
Excellent posts @radzion, @lizmat, @crmne, @dthwaite, @andychiare, @vorniches, @tylerboni!!