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Amazon (AWS) has made EC2 instances with macOS available. You can remotely run Xcode on it, for example.
AWS offers macOS instances on EC2 for building and testing Apple apps in the cloud.
The programmer hired a copywriter to improve his texts - it resulted in an increase in reach by about 450x
MT Lynch presents an editor that simplifies the writing and publishing process for creators.
Ugliest App - extremely ugly (according to the creators) platform for quickly creating web applications
Ugliest is a project inviting users to share their ugliest graphic ideas. It encourages creativity as users explore a new approach to design.
WSL, Python and Docker together - how to start programming on Windows?
The article outlines how to start programming in Python using WSL and Docker on Windows, providing practical tips and highlighting the benefits of these technologies.
Build Your Spotify - Decentralized Application for Hosting and Listening to Music (Self-Hosted)
Funkwhale is a music platform that focuses on privacy and decentralization. It enables users to stream and upload music while retaining control over their data. With federated technology, it engages the community and supports independent artists, making it an ideal alternative to traditional streaming services.
DevTools in Chrome have gained 'CSS overview' - what is it and how to use it?
This article discusses a new feature in the Chromium browser - the CSS Overview, which allows for analyzing styles on a page and easily sharing them. The author illustrates how to use it to enhance coding practices.
Strange and Exotic Linux Distributions - A Brief Overview (Number One is Very Unusual)
The article covers various interesting Linux distributions that attract user interest due to their diversity and unique features.
A Quick Overview of JS Operators - There's a Chance You Don't Know Some of Them
Josh Comeau's article discusses the Operator Lookup tool for JavaScript education.
How does the browser render your page? Step by step explanation.
The article discusses how a browser renders pages, starting from processing HTML and CSS, creating DOM and render trees, to displaying content on the screen. It also includes optimization techniques that may improve page loading performance.
Minimalist boilerplate to start a project in React without build tools
Jim Nielsen's article 'React Without Build Tools' explains how to use React without build tools to better understand the framework's basics.
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