Missing or poor alt texts kills your products’ SEO and discoverability.
Alt Text is not just an accessibility must have, but also a crucial marketing feature.
With a descriptive alt text, you can help search engine crawlers and LLMs get to know your products better so that they can recommend your them to customers who are actively looking for your products.
Syncor Alt solves this by using Vision AI to generate context aware and SEO friendly alt texts. Bulk alt text generation happens on the background and AI will take care of your alt texts.
Syncor Alt doesn’t have subscriptions, it only runs on AI credits, so you only pay for what you use. We give 50 free credits so that you can test it out in a few products and see if it works for you. If you get positive SEO results, you can purchase credit packs to scale up to a storewide alt texts boost.
To see it in action, watch this quick demo:
https://t.co/NUpNUvy4u0
Today we're releasing a new set of components for building chat interfaces.
We've taken the patterns we build every day, rethought the abstractions behind them, and turned them into components you can compose and customize.
We're starting with the conversation layer: streaming, scrolling, messages, bubbles, attachments, and markers.
“The Pragmatic Programmer” book has a topic about Software Entropy (tech debt).
This is very close to me as I help manage a repo with tons of tech debt.
Sharing this vid as a complementary resource:
Everything You NEED to Know About TECH DEBT https://t.co/tvrwcXvasW
It's crazy how Claude found a Linux vulnerability unknown to everyone FOR 23 YEARS
---
randomly found this article by @deliberatecoder in https://t.co/Pfs1HT3YRN
https://t.co/VqurEk1Xm7
@ShopifyDevs I found a bug on the fileUpdate mutation gql admin api. Not really a critical bug, but this breaks some of the functionalities of my app 😅
More info here: 👇
https://t.co/uxSmXvAaje
The "best" is subjective. For some, it's garbage, while for the others, it has good DX. React has been the most popular frontend framework for a long time, and with that popularity comes with a massive ecosystem.
It's simpler to understand, that's why many beginners learn it first. Even LLMs are very good at it.
Personally, I like it. I've built countless projects with it, and the experience has been good to me so far. I even tried moving to Angular but my mental model has been fixated to React that I had a huge friction learning it, LOL. But Signals and Dependency Injection are one of the biggest advantages of Angular to React (not to mention it's a batteries included framework and has a powerful CLI).
I'd say, Angular is more Enterprise-leaning, while React is more approachable.
@dev_maims for me, it's like a plug-and-play unix-based machine. I tried linux before but the technical headache like support for device drivers is why I switch to a mac, lol
@adahstwt Insomnia, but recently, I'm using Thunder Client more. It's a VS Code extension, so I don't need to leave the code editor to test HTTP requests. Sometimes, cURL is enough for quick testing.