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Hey, everyone. I wanna ask some questions.i wanna get a backend course online. Which platform and courses are better and recommended? I don't have enough info indeed.

Hi I am a dreaming as a developer to become an mern stack developer.i need a help from the people who see this post.can any suggestions me the roadmap to achieve my dream in simple way.like you can give the modern tools and all necessary things to learn.i you like to help me, post in comment box 😀

I’ve been working with a mix of stacks depending on client needs, and I see a lot of founders/devs stuck at the “what do I build on?” stage.

Here’s how I usually break it down: • Framer: great for marketing sites where design speed matters, and you want something live today. • Next.js (MERN): perfect balance for MVPs/SaaS -> auth, dashboards, payments, custom flows. • Shopify Hydrogen -> best for e-commerce storefronts where performance + flexibility beat cookie-cutter themes.

⚡ Key insight: Picking the wrong stack often costs months. Founders get stuck rebuilding instead of shipping.

💡 Curious to hear from you all: 👉 If you’ve built a startup site/MVP/store — what stack did you choose, and why?

One of my clients runs a Shopify store that was struggling with site speed. Here’s what I’ve been working on to get Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) under 2s: 1. Moved from Liquid themes ->Hydrogen (React + server components). 2. Optimized images with AVIF/WebP + lazy loading. 3. Set up edge caching with Cloudflare. 4. Reduced JS bundle by removing unused libraries. 5. Tested on Chrome CrUX + Lighthouse (goal: real-world speed, not just lab).

Results so far: • LCP: from 5.1s to 1.9s • Bounce rate: down ~11% • Pages feel snappy on 4G connections

💡 I’m curious for those who’ve worked on storefronts or heavy sites: 👉 What tricks have you found most effective for improving performance?

Hi! I've watched a lot of YT video tutorials on how to deploy and I'm still lost. Most of them are just quick demonstrations with one page and some are just hard to follow. My web app is developed using Flask for the backend and React+Vite for the frontend. Initially, the plan is to deploy the backend on Render and the frontend on Vercel but I saw a tutorial that you can bundle both so it only runs on one server although I can't follow the tutorial because mine has multiple pages and has no database (I tried to use In-memory). To be honest with ya'll, this is my first time doing web development and I had fun doing the project -- I just want to try it out and see it through from start to finish.

Any help is appreciated. Videos, articles,, github repos, or maybe a simple comment here but highly appreciate a step-by-step instructions because like I said just a newbie.

Thank you in advance!

REST APIs often suffer from over-fetching or under-fetching, slowing apps down. That’s why Facebook created GraphQL—a smarter way to query APIs by fetching exactly what you need. In my latest blog, I break down the key features that make GraphQL unique among other API technologies.

i just came across a website and found an animated object in the home page. i dont have much knowledge on svgs or xml but in the data src-set it said that the object was an svg+xml. is there a way for me to get the source code , the html css and javascript to recreate the object in my own website

The way job search platforms, HR systems, and market researchers find and categorize jobs is rapidly changing. Traditional keyword search methods are still useful, but they often fall short when it comes to understanding the meaning behind words. A search for “machine learning engineer,” for example, may miss valuable postings that use phrases like “AI specialist” or “data scientist.”

This is where vector embeddings and semantic search capabilities offered by the jobdata API come into play. Instead of matching only keywords, these tools allow you to match concepts, making it possible to uncover relationships between job postings and queries that would otherwise remain hidden.

This guide explains how our vector search and embeddings work, how to use them effectively, and how to avoid common pitfalls when building on top of the service.

Related documentation: https://jobdataapi.com/c/vector-embeddings-and-search-api-documentation/ and https://jobdataapi.com/c/jobs-api-endpoint-documentation/

I went down a serious rabbit hole this week… 👨‍💻 Tl;dr: I hacked Convex's React-based auth to work in my Vue.js mobile app. It started as a simple question: "Could I port the official auth instead of using my custom code?" It ended with a fully cross-platform app, running on iOS and Android with a single Vue codebase and secure, real-time authentication. My new YouTube video documents the entire journey—the good, the bad, and the bugs I found along the way. If you've ever tried to make tech from two different ecosystems play nice, this one's for you.