98% Performance on a site with heavy animations and interactivity ? Usually, that’s a trade-off.
Not with @QwikDev.
this is a website (wanderlix*dot*com) i created with Qwik framework that has near-perfect Lighthouse score.
This is the future of the web. ⚡️
Your tech stack isn't a "coding preference"—it's a business strategy.
Speed is your only unfair advantage. The right stack automates the "plumbing" so you can focus 100% on the features users actually pay for.
Build for velocity, not technical debt. 🚀
#SaaS#Startups
Is Vibe-coding a visionary shortcut or a suicide mission?
it's right to ignore "perfect" architecture for speed. But ignoring security and data structure isn't "moving fast"—it's building a liability and issues that will end your company before it starts.
#saas#vibecoding
Don't let your "simple" NoSQL database become a "growth tax."
I see too many SaaS founders hit 1,000 users and realize their data is a mess. I start with PostgreSQL from Day 1.
It’s just as fast to build with modern ORMs and ensures your data stays clean for your Series A.
@leerob it depends on the use case, what i don't like about the new UX in cursor is the fact that whenever yo click any file in the changed files this view opens up instead of only opening that specific file in a regular tab, is there a way to change that ?
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@catalinmpit if you ask to write long portions of code it will be full of bugs and you'll spend a lot of time debugging, it's better to ask it to to write one specific feature/function at a time and review it before asking it another one, you should guide it to your goal step by step
Many believe frontend development is easier than backend. This was true when frontend meant simple HTML with little CSS and very little or no JavaScript. But now, creating complex, interactive web apps with extensive frontend user interactions is a different story. Thoughts?
@jahanweee this was true in the old days where front end developers were just building html pages with a little css and very little or no JavaScript, try building a complex highly interactive web app where a big part of user interaction is handled in the frontend and tell me what you think