#RedditFrontend

Hi Peeps, I want to share with you a tool I am working on. Its still early, but I already use it and it works well. So story goes like this - I was working on restructuring a very large monorepo with disparate package managers and versions into a single…

We sell a white label scheduling dashboard that agencies put their own logo on and resell to their clients. And now a competitor has launched what is pretty much our frontend with different colors.…

I really want to learn how to get good at frontend, to create better design for my own SAAS. I am currently a backend dev, so Its really tempting for me to prompt claude "make this look like x company" but as we know, its not perfect and I want to have…

I've been running Claude Code and Cursor on frontend tasks while I sleep, and the hardest part isn't whether the code works. It's that I sit down in the morning and spend the first chunk of my day digging through session logs trying to reconstruct what…

Running multiple agents on the same project and hitting this problem: one agent changes a response shape on the backend, the frontend agent consuming that endpoint has no idea anything moved. It keeps coding against the old contract.…

I keep seeing sites add a dark mode toggle. Curious whether people actually use it day to day or switch once and forget about it. submitted by /u/Equivalent_Type6726 [link] [comments]

We build a data grid, and its cell editors (combo box, date picker, number input...) also had to work as standalone components. People kept asking to restyle them without forking. So we split every component into two parts. The core is a plain function.…

Hi friends (newbie coder here), I ran this directory site through 'builtwith' and it looks like it's coming back with asp.net as the main framework program.…

Most of my apps/websites/projects are made by myself, the core functionality and most concepts, but i still struggle with the style and designing of the UI so i use AI for that part, most of the time only for the styling. Is it bad ?…

I write a weekly newsletter for senior frontend engineers. The picks for this week: - CSS-Tricks has a new owner and is independent again after 12 years.…

Hi everyone! 👋 ​I'm developing a web-based POS & Coffee Shop Management System built with JSF (Jakarta EE 11) + PrimeFaces 14. I'm sharing screenshots of several management and administration views (Roles, Employees, Discounts, Products, and…

This is simply a starter template that I use and I thought of sharing Bun optimized Front End: Tanstack Start, Tanstack Query, and Shadcn Backend: Hono with tRPC Authentication: Better-Auth Repo Management: Turborepo I encourage you to check and share…

I made this doc for a friend of mine who just started college and wanted to know basic frontend for starter, everyone keeps saying claude or gpt can code that easily and you gotta learn the tougher topics but you need to code a bit without any ai aid to…

Hey r/Frontend, Over the weekend, I fell down a surprisingly deep Unicode rabbit hole while building a client-side text styler (creating Fraktur, double-struck, circled, and aesthetic bio glyphs) with zero external libraries.…

Hi everyone, long time ago i was messing around with this effect done over glassmorphism, which gives the cursor some luminescence that reflects on the html elements, i am always obsessed on making stuff with pure css, so i did just that :D well except…

Hi guys! I'm a web dev enthusiast. And I was learning web dev initially from a yt course and from that, I learned html and css. But later, I did some research and found that the odin project is a better learning resource for web dev.…

I made a liquid glass UI effect for the web(trying to copy Apple because thats what the world do) Webgl helped me made it and hence I decided to make Mac for web too (inspired by windows 11 in react made for web) I know you have seen many professional…

Can local visual regression testing help your coding agent move faster and save you money? I took some time to explore how to set up playwright properly, which pitfalls to avoid, and the tradeoffs with common visual regression tools like Percy and…

From Reddit - r/frontend: Best way to split and clean a 15k line SCSS file with messy naming and library overrides?