Explore the best ChatGPT rank tracking tools for 2026 to track brand mentions, analyze ChatGPT visibility, and optimize your generative search performance. Continue reading Must-Have ChatGPT Rank Tracking Tools for 2026 on SitePoint.
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An overview of the YouWare Vibe Coding platform, featuring YouBase for backend management and CoView for multimodal debugging, designed to bridge the gap between prototypes and scalable business applications. Continue reading From Idea to Revenue: Building Production-Ready Businesses with YouWare on SitePoint.
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Speaking of charts… When was the last time you had to use a pie chart? If you are one of those people who have to give presentations right and left, then congratulations! You are both in my personal hell… and also surrounded by pie charts. Luckily, I think I haven’t needed to use them in
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There are so many new – and good – tools for designers out there right now. From tiny bits of artificial intelligence to icons that delight, there’s something to help almost every creative professional work more efficiently, while creating products that look amazing. This list includes a few OS-specific goodies too, with a couple of
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Learn how to install OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot/Moltbot) on a Mac Mini in 2026. Set up a powerful, self-hosted AI agent with WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord & more – all local, private, and free from cloud services. Step-by-step guide. Continue reading How to Set Up OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot/Moltbot) on a Mac Mini on SitePoint.
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Stop losing action items in meetings. Granola AI notepad captures your notes, extracts tickets and decisions, and eliminates post-meeting friction for engineers. Continue reading How Granola Automates Meeting Progress on SitePoint.
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New CSS features can sometimes make it easier and more efficient to code designs we already knew how to create. This efficiency could stem from reduced code or hacks, or improved readability due to the new features. In that spirit, let’s revamp what’s under the hood of a bar chart. <ul class=”chart” tabindex=”0″ role=”list” aria-labelledby=”chart-title”>
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Designers love to complain about constraints — deadlines, budgets, brand rules — but secretly, that’s what makes their best work possible. Total freedom kills creativity; limits spark it. The truth is, we don’t need fewer rules — we need better ones.
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When learning the principles of basic CSS, one is taught to write modular, reusable, and descriptive styles to ensure maintainability. But when developers become involved with real-world applications, it often feels impossible to add UI features without styles leaking into unintended areas. This issue often snowballs into a self-fulfilling loop; styles that are theoretically scoped
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Creating your theme is the fun part. After you’re done, the next step is to publish your theme so you — and others — can enjoy your creation! You’d think that publishing a VS Code extension is an easy process, but it’s not. (Maybe I’m used to the ease of publishing npm packages and take
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