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TLDR WEB DEV 2023-06-27

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01GENERAL

Sponsored

THE MODERN GUIDE TO OAUTH

There are many OAuth guides out to there, but most of them leave you more confused than you were when you started. This guide

fusionauth.ioSponsor

02ARTICLES & TUTORIALS

WHY VUE IS A GREAT FIT FOR MODULAR SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE

It can be difficult to decide what frontend framework to invest in. After all, decisions like this have big implications for teams that will likely be working with a certain technology for years to come. This article talks about why Vue should be one of your top contenders when choosing a frontend framework to invest in for the long haul.

netlify.com3 min read

BUILDING LLM APPLICATIONS FOR PRODUCTION

It’s easy to make a cool app with LLM, but making it production-ready is hard. This article discusses the key challenges and solutions around productionizing LLM apps, particularly on prompt ambiguity, inference cost, and latency. It also looks at how to compile multiple tasks with control flows (think agents and tools) and presents some promising use cases from companies building on top of LLMs.

huyenchip.com15 min read

AN INTRODUCTION TO DEBUGGING IN NODE.JS

Node.js has become increasingly popular for creating server-side web applications, build tools, command-line apps, and more. However, it can be hard to work through code errors after you write code and run it. This article will give you a thorough look at how to successfully debug your Node.js code.

blog.openreplay.com9 min read

03OPINIONS & ADVICE

STRENGTHS

Forcing yourself into a role or environment that falls outside your natural strengths will lead to you working twice as hard to make progress - while being miserable along the way. This article offers the best (and easiest) way to build a career aligned with your strengths.

forbes.com4 min read

PRODUCTIVITY

While it's hard enough to break out of habits, it's even harder to break free from a company culture that has bought into the meeting vortex fallacy. This article takes a look at why allowing your company culture to give your teams' brains time to digest after each meeting is crucial. It also dives into how to take back control and give your teams time to process information after meetings.

entrepreneur.com3 min read

HOW TO GIVE CODE REVIEW AS A JUNIOR DEVELOPER

As a junior developer, code reviews offer a valuable learning opportunity and a chance to contribute to the team’s success. This post explains how you can provide effective code review feedback as a junior developer.

scastiel.dev3 min read

04LAUNCHES & TOOLS

FOSSFOX

Market and opportunity explorer for open-source software engineers.

fossfox.comTool

PRIMEREACT

PrimeReact provides over 90 React UI Components with top-notch quality to help you implement all your UI requirements in style.

github.comGitHub repository

STARRY-NIGHT

Starry-night is a syntax highlighter. It is an open source version of GitHub’s closed-source PrettyLights project. Starry-night supports 580+ grammars and it is of extremely high quality. It uses TextMate grammars, which are also used in popular editors like SublimeText, Atom, and VS Code.

github.comGitHub repository

05MISCELLANEOUS

OPENAI PPUS: HOW OPENAI'S UNIQUE EQUITY COMPENSATION WORKS

OpenAI's capped profit model means that the company will be able to generate more value than it would owe investors. Its employees receive a base salary and equity in Profit Participation Units (PPUs). This article explains how OpenAI's PPUs work, how OpenAI distributes them, and other benefits that OpenAI offers to employees. A link to a compensation benchmarking tool for employers is available near the end of the article.

levels.fyi10 min read

REQUIREMENTS

With all the articles about just how amazing all the developments in AI have been, many software developers fear they’ll be replaced by artificial intelligence. The hardest part about creating software is not writing code - it’s creating the requirements, and those software requirements are still defined by humans. This article talks about the relationship between requirements and software, as well as what AI needs to produce good results.

stackoverflow.blog4 min read