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We spend weeks — sometimes months — building a product, refining features, and testing edge cases. But the first 30 seconds of a user’s experience? That’s often the most neglected… Weiterlesen »Designing Better Onboarding Screens: Lessons from Real Projects

As developers, we sometimes go overboard with features, colors, or visual effects. But when it comes to UI, less is often more. Minimalist interfaces aren’t just trendy — they’re practical.… Weiterlesen »Why Minimalist UI Works (and How to Keep It Clean Without Being Boring)

AWS IAM Identity Center Setup Guide: Secure Console Access Without IAM Users Setting up a secure AWS environment is critical from day one. This guide walks you through configuring AWS… Weiterlesen »AWS IAM Identity Center Setup Guide: Secure Console Access Without IAM Users

The name is pretty self-explanatory. It caches the render of a given partial. While it can optimize the build, especially when you have to deal with heavy templates and complex… Weiterlesen »Hugo: partialCached or not?

Let’s talk productivity. Or more specifically: the kind that happens when you’re wearing pajama pants and trying to finish a task while your cat is sitting directly on your keyboard.… Weiterlesen »Home Office Hack: Just Play the Music You Love

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As developers, we often think of design as something separate from our work — something for „the design team“ to worry about. But the truth is, the way our projects… Weiterlesen »Why Design Consistency Matters (Even for Developer Projects)

The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge, unveiled last week, will go on sale in most regions starting May 30, but if you live in South Korea, you can purchase the smartphone… Weiterlesen »Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge is now available for purchase in South Korea

Minisforum reveals Ryzen-powered rack server which could rewrite AMD’s playbook entirely Ryzen in the rack? AMD’s clean product lines might never be the same again A mobile chip in a… Weiterlesen »AMD has a problem: Chinese vendor goes rogue and puts Ryzen AI CPUs in server racks instead of EPYC processors