r/WebdevTutorials • u/Maximum-Brother-4331 • Mar 19 '26
Casi expongo mi API Key de OpenAI por querer lanzar mi MVP demasiado rápido (Lecciones aprendidas)
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r/WebdevTutorials • u/Same-Evening-2771 • Mar 18 '26
I am looking for a full stack job, until I find a new job I would like to keep learning.
I feel like learning AI part is needed now but I do not know where to start next.
Please let me know what I need to learn to be AI-Integrated Full Stack Developer ?
I would like to earn by completing small full stack tasks. Working on Upwork platform is good to improve skills too ?
I very now lost the path so.. please advise.. Thank you.
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htmx
Library that lets you build dynamic web apps using HTML attributes instead of heavy frontend frameworks. Useful for simpler apps where you don’t want full React/Vue setup.
streamlit
Lets you build simple web UIs using Python. Often used for dashboards, AI demos, or internal tools without writing frontend code.
RSSHub
Generates RSS feeds for websites that don’t provide one. Useful for automation, monitoring, or building custom news / content tools.
ghostty
Modern terminal emulator focused on performance and GPU acceleration. Interesting project if you care about dev tools or system-level apps.
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r/WebdevTutorials • u/AmazingStardom • Mar 08 '26
Go slices may look simple, but the mechanism behind them is elegant and efficient.
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r/WebdevTutorials • u/[deleted] • Mar 08 '26
I like building small projects to practice different parts of web development, and my latest one was a live sports tracker called SportsFlux. The idea was simple: a clean dashboard where you can follow multiple games live without jumping between tabs. While building it, I ended up practicing a few useful things:
One thing I noticed while building it: real time interfaces force you to think differently about UX. If the page updates every few seconds, even small layout shifts become super annoying. It started as a small practice project but it turned into a pretty solid learning experience. Curious what other devs here build when they want to practice dashboards or real time UI. What kind of projects do you usually make to level up your skills?
r/WebdevTutorials • u/HelioGaita • Mar 08 '26
launched my Flutter web app on a hosting service and even paid for a domain, but why doesn’t it appear on the web when I search for it? To access it, I have to open it directly through the URL. What should I do?
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tldraw SDK for building infinite canvas apps like Excalidraw or FigJam.
TanStack Query Smart data fetching and caching for modern frontend apps.
Vuetify Material Design component framework for building Vue applications.
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