At djangsters we care about security. Our favourite web framework, Django, also takes security very seriously, providing security features and sane defaults out of the box. Penetration testing is the cherry on top. https://t.co/bjBxcLkkG1 #django#Pentesting#webdevelopment
The biggest djangsters event yet is just around the corner and we couldn't be more excited! Past and present djangsters will reunite and team up once more. But for now buckle up and enjoy the teaser of the djangstercon 2023. https://t.co/PiPTACibjn
@phoexer 's quest to setup a frontend development environment with Vite.js continues. This time he focuses on Storybook and testing and shares his final thoughts on Vite.js. Join in! https://t.co/edrymGkOAb #vite#vitejs#FrontEnd#webdevelopment
The new episode of Teapot Tech Talk "A first look at Vite: Part 1" is out! Get to know Vite.js and cheer for @phoexer in his quest to completely setup a frontend development environment in under ten minutes. https://t.co/n5NkPk4gDd #vite#vitejs#FrontEnd#webdevelopment
Would you like to have a lightning fast front-end development environment? Why am I even asking, who wouldn't? Vite might be exactly what you are looking for. Check out our recent article on this technology. Enjoy! https://t.co/qlDMCg7TAy #vite#vitejs#FrontEnd#webdevelopment
Now that I’m older I appreciate that @jarule was on fire. This dude is fucking awesome, his rap is on point and this nigga is one of the rappers that defined my childhood.
Respect.
#NowListening Ja Rule - New York
Increase productivity and have fun at the same time by automating repetitive tasks. For some tech inspiration, have a look at @djangsters' recent blog post on the topic.
Enjoy! https://t.co/HDB1XwmhCa
#automation#aws#developerlife
Well, it finally happened:
Microsoft has *officially* disabled Internet Explorer and now automatically redirects to Edge.
And a giant sigh of relief could be heard from developers all around the World 👀
A really cool way to level up your frontend skills is to find a design you like (on sites like Dribbble or Awwwards) and then try to recreate it yourself.
Over time you'll pick up lots of cool tips and tricks. And you'll improve both your design and coding skills along the way.