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Chris Heilmann

How to make a local application available on the web with Visual Studio Code

Visual Studio Code allows you to make a local application available on the web using a feature called “port forwarding”. All you need to do is follow these steps: Open the current folder in Termi...

over 1 year ago

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Daniel Cranney

Top AI Tools for Developers in 2025

AI is transforming the way developers work. Almost every aspect of development has become more efficient, from writing code, debugging and refactoring, to design and more. Whether you’re a seasoned...

over 1 year ago

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Daniel Cranney

Dev Digest 158: Super Mario AI 🔑 API keys in LLMs 🤙🏾 Vibe Coding

Inside last week’s Dev Digest 158 . 🎮 Testing AI with Super Mario 🤖 Hallucinating AI is the least of our worries 🔑 Deepseek’s training data contains 12,000 live API keys and passwords 💀 Hanging up...

over 1 year ago

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Daniel Cranney

Mastering Remote Work: Tips for Developers

Remote work has become the norm for many developers across Europe, offering flexibility, freedom, and access to global job opportunities. Here at WeAreDevelopers, many of our team remotely, based a...

over 1 year ago

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Daniel Cranney

Understanding the Popover API

The Popover API is a powerful addition to web development, enabling developers to create lightweight, dismissible UI elements with ease. This native feature simplifies popover creation without requ...

over 1 year ago

An image of a code snippet showing how to use the popover API in a very basic way

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Daniel Cranney

Dev Digest 157: CUDA in Python, Gemini Code Assist and Back-dooring LLMs

Inside last week’s Dev Digest 157 . 🕹️ Pong in 240 browser tabs 👩‍💻 Gemini Code Assist free for 180k code completions a month 📰 AI is bad at coding and summarising the news 🕵️ Private GitHub repos...

over 1 year ago

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Daniel Cranney

Five JavaScript Snippets to Use With Emoji

Recently, we published an article about emoji , and shortly after publishing went down a rabbit-hole on the subject in response to lijnks and information sent to us by members of our community. So,...

over 1 year ago

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Daniel Cranney

Exploring TypeScript: Benefits for Large-Scale JavaScript Projects

JavaScript is the backbone of web development, powering everything from small websites to large-scale enterprise applications. However, as projects grow in complexity, maintaining JavaScript code c...

over 1 year ago

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Daniel Cranney

AI-Powered Debugging: The Future of Fixing Your Code

The reality of being a developer is that we often spend more time fixing code that actually writing new code. Debugging is such a core and time-consuming part of software development, it’s no surpr...

over 1 year ago

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Chris Heilmann

Building a "shoutout" component in plain HTML/CSS/JavaScript

Every Wednesday we meet at noon to talk about a lot of tech news, tools and resources in something we call WeAreDevelopers Live . We go live on YouTube and afterwards we cut out short videos to pos...

over 1 year ago

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Daniel Cranney

Dev Digest 156: Enterprise dead, all about Bluesky and <img> CC theft!

Inside last week’s Dev Digest 156 . 🤖 AI usage is making us dumber and junior developers can’t code 💳 Stealing credit card details with an img tag 🛤️ Ruby on Rails on WebAssembly 👋 Say goodbye to ...

over 1 year ago

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Daniel Cranney

Is Software Development Making the Climate Crisis Worse?

The incredible rate at which technology is developing is clear for all to see. Each week here at WeAreDevelopers, we hear about exciting innovations in the realms of hardware, software, devices, in...

over 1 year ago