The Ultimate high-performance HTTP library for WEB Stretto - a robust, high-performance TypeScript fetch wrapper that addresses these gaps while ... dev.to dev.to / feeds dev-to / / #creative / / 55 minutes 55m Share
YINI Parser v1.2.0-beta Released Hi folks! I just published YINI Parser v1.2.0-beta ???? -- the latest beta release of the ... dev.to dev.to / feeds dev-to / / #creative / / 4 hours 4h Share
From Prototype to Production: How Promptfoo and Vitest Made podcast-it Reliable Introduction In my previous article, From Idea to Audio: Building the podcast-it ... dev.to dev.to / feeds dev-to / / #creative / / 5 hours 5h Share
Ever had your Frontend UI crash because of faulty api response? Here's how you can avoid it! Handling Unexpected API Values in React (TSX) Using TypeScript ... dev.to dev.to / feeds dev-to / / #creative / / 6 hours 6h Share
Making Your Fetch Requests Production-Ready with ffetch Your app is ready. You have a backend that does some magical things and then exposes some data ... dev.to dev.to / feeds dev-to / / #creative / / 6 hours 6h Share
Gerbil - desktop app to easily run Large Language Models locally Gerbil lets you run LLMs locally powered by KoboldCpp which itself is a highly modified fork of llama.cpp. Free and open source software. linuxlinks.com linuxlinks.com / feeds linuxlinks-com / / #technology / / 11 hours 11h Share
HTMLHint - static code analysis tool HTMLHint is a static code analysis tool. It's written in JavaScript and TypeScript. Free and open source software. linuxlinks.com linuxlinks.com / feeds linuxlinks-com / / #technology / / 20 hours 20h Share
Proving God with JavaScript? A React & TypeScript Experiment Have you ever wondered if it's possible to simulate philosophical arguments using code? That's ... dev.to dev.to / feeds dev-to / / #creative / / 21 hours 21h Share
Peer Review Code Review with a Classmate We had to review each other's class projects. I was always a ... dev.to dev.to / feeds dev-to / / #creative / / 1 day 1d Share
How to Simulate God Proofs with React & TypeScript Have you ever wondered if it's possible to simulate philosophical arguments using code? That's ... dev.to dev.to / feeds dev-to / / #creative / / 1 day 1d Share