Articles and guides from practicing developers. Learn new things, find solutions and implement your ideas.
Stitch is like Figma, but smarter: it understands your code and helps make interfaces faster. Let's analyze how it works and why even a beginner needs it.
We analyze which languages are currently at their peak, why you should learn Go or Rust, why Python is inferior to JavaScript, and how not to get lost in the choice.
If you have just started learning layout, these CSS lines will be your salvation. We will tell you why you should write them in each project and how they simplify the life of a front-end developer.
These concise and powerful JavaScript functions will come in handy again and again. Date formatting, debounce, object cleaning, copying to the clipboard — everything you need for productive development.
We reveal the secrets of DevTools, clipboard API, pseudo-class :has() and other superpowers that are not told in tutorials.
AI is no longer just an assistant — it is rewriting the very essence of frontend development. This article will show you how roles, tools, and approaches have changed, and what you need to do to keep up.
Step-by-step analysis of how the configuration works in 1C. You will understand what it consists of, how to write code, work with documents and automate business.
Learn how to connect local resources to Claude and interact with files as an assistant operator. Practical guide with examples.
Find out how Claude turns into a lawyer, writer, or programmer — in just a couple of lines in MCP! This article is for those who want to understand how AI models are configured in practice.
We'll explain what the abbreviation MCP stands for, why AI needs it, how it changes training, and why it's the key to a new era of intelligent agents.
Step-by-step instructions for developers: how to make authorization from scratch - registration, login, tokens, security.
We understand how the block model works in CSS — content, padding, border, margin. Why everything "goes" without box-sizing, how to calculate the size of elements and where it will save your layout.
