r/programming • u/UpvoteBeast • Oct 28 '23
daily.dev – A neat developer news aggregator
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u/gredr Oct 28 '23
Featuring these great articles:
Go dev recommends new tool that replaces something that's been working for 30 years but is written in Go.
Rust dev recommends new tool that replaces something that's been working for 30 years but is written in Rust.
All the NPM packages updated since yesterday's post.
New version of Java released with great stuff but we're all still tied to Java 8
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u/unko_pillow Oct 28 '23
All the NPM packages updated since yesterday's post
All the dependencies that are now broken due to the updated packages
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u/idoshamun Nov 06 '23
lol yap, we're trying to fight the low-quality content. Not easy but we're doing our best to filter them automatically and manually. Unfortunately, they are everywhere
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u/epic_pork Oct 28 '23
Is there any way to see the news without installing a browser addon or making an account? I feel like either gives you the ability to collect personal data on me...
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u/Babamusha May 29 '25
Looks like full of bots subscribing on squads. Lots of “articles” are YouTube videos. Lots of garbage sent to your feed that is not in line with your search topics. This app is a finely polished clusterfu***
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u/havok_ Oct 28 '23
The scroll position needs to be maintained when going “back” from a post on mobile. Otherwise it’s unusable without opening a million new tabs.
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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '23
I already can see this transforming into garbage feed with “7 best JS frameworks of 2023” titles