Google just wrapped up its big keynote at I/O 2025.
It was full of AI-related announcements and even some exciting surprises, too.
Here are the 15 biggest reveals:
I've been tagged in a few #FlutterFlow hate posts the past few days. Not gonna lie, the comments get hurtful 😢
I think sometimes people forget that there are real humans working really hard behind the scenes.
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For those who are building landing pages for clients, why go with frameworks such as NextJS/Astro/Tailwind rather than use a quicker no-code tool like Webflow/Framer?
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Kuri’s revenue blowing up 🥹
Instead of making small incremental changes, we went premium-first: hard paywall w/ trial.
After years of hard work, with very little cash, that feels honestly pretty weird 🫠
I'm a senior frontend developer, currently working with React.
A lot of people wonder what kind of work I do.
A while ago I had to implement this component, as a part of a bigger task:
(Can you implement it too?)
1. Display a step-by-step component that represents four distinct user roles:
- No Role
- User
- Moderator
- Admin
2. If the user exists - Automatically set the step (user role) according to the fetched data.
3. If you're creating a new user - Allow the user to manually select a step (user role) by clicking on it.
4. Display only a checkmark inside the circle of the selected step.
5. Display the label (role name) below each step circle.
Do you think you'd be able to implement it?
👇See code down below👇