Go 1.30’s enhanced ‘go fix’ can rewrite your entire codebase automatically. Learn to write custom analyzers for your migrations. Continue reading Automating Technical Debt: Code-Level Migrations with ‘go fix’ 1.30 on SitePoint.
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Discord’s API changes are killing bots. Here’s how we migrated a 50k-member community to self-hosted Matrix without losing engagement. Continue reading Beyond Discord: Architecting a Sovereign Community with Matrix on SitePoint.
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Android development on a privacy-hardened device is possible. Here’s the complete stack for secure, containerized mobile dev. Continue reading Hardened Mobile Dev: A Termux + Docker Guide for GrapheneOS on SitePoint.
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AsteroidOS 2.0 runs Linux natively on smartwatches. Here’s how to port your React app to a 1.4-inch screen. Continue reading JavaScript on Your Wrist: Porting React/Vue Apps to AsteroidOS 2.0 on SitePoint.
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Learn to accept crypto for international payments. Continue reading How to Accept Cross-Border Payments with Cryptocurrency on SitePoint.
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Here’s a really quick tip. You can think of Tailwind utilities as components — because you can literally make a card “component” out of Tailwind utilities. @utility card { border: 1px solid black; padding: 1rlh; } <div class=”card”> … </div> This blurs the line between “Components” and “Utilities” so we need to better define those
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I’m sure you’ve heard of streaks or used an app with one. But ever wondered why streaks are so popular and powerful? Well, there is the obvious one that apps want as much of your attention as possible, but aside from that, did you know that when the popular learning app Duolingo introduced iOS widgets
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Confession time: I’ve read about the performance benefits of scroll-timeline(), but when I see an impressive JavaScript scrollytelling site like this one, it makes me question if the performance of old-school, main-thread scrollytelling is all that bad. The other shoe drops when the creators of that site admit they “ran into real limits,” and “mobile
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Interop 2026 is formally a thing. So, you know all of those wild, new CSS features we’re always poking at but always putting under a “lack of browser support” caveat? The Big Three — Blink (Chrome/Edge), WebKit (Safari), and Mozilla (Firefox) — are working together to bring full and consistent support to them! You can
Continue reading OpenClaw in Production: Lessons from 4 Weeks of Self-Hosted AI Agents on SitePoint.
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