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SnappyTools • 16 hours • in Articles • 4 min read
CSS Colors: Hex, RGB, HSL, and When to Use Each
CSS gives you five ways to write the same color. That might seem redundant, but each format has a specific use case, and knowing when to reach for which one can simplify your stylesheet significantly. The Formats Hex #RRGGBB The most common format...
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SnappyTools • 1 day • in Articles • 4 min read
Unix Timestamps Explained: The Developer's Complete Guide
If you have ever seen a number like 1715251200 in an API response and wondered what it means — that is a Unix timestamp. It is one of the most universal ways to represent a moment in time in software, and every developer will encounter it eventually....
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SnappyTools • 2 days • in Tutorials • 5 min read
Binary, Octal, Decimal, Hex: The Number Base Cheat Sheet Every Developer Needs
If you've ever read a hex colour in CSS, debugged a bitwise operation, or stared at a Linux file permission like chmod 755, you've worked with number bases — whether you realised it or not. This guide covers the four bases every developer encounters...
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SnappyTools • 4 days • in Tutorials • 5 min read
JWT Decoded: The 3 Parts Every Developer Should Understand
If you've ever built an API that authenticates users, you've probably encountered a JWT. You know it starts with eyJ, it has two dots in it, and when something goes wrong, your auth middleware throws an error that tells you nothing useful. Here's wh...
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sarmad • Apr 26 • in Tutorials • 7 min read
Routing in Alusus WebPlatform
Routing is one of the important elements in any web library, and it is also one of the things that the Alusus language handles in a distinctive way. Routing in WebPlatform provides the following features: Automatically loading the page that matches ...
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SnappyTools • Apr 16 • in Articles • 4 min read
Why Most Developers Store Passwords Wrong (and How to Fix It)
Password security is one of those topics where almost every developer knows the basics — and still gets it subtly wrong under deadline pressure. This post covers the most common mistakes, what to do instead, and how to think about password strength i...
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SnappyTools • Apr 15 • in Articles • 4 min read
Base64 Encoding Explained: What It Is, When to Use It, and When Not To
You've seen Base64 everywhere — in data: URIs, JWT tokens, email attachments, and API responses. But do you know why it exists and when you should actually reach for it? This article explains Base64 from first principles, walks through real-world us...
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sarmad • Apr 12 • in Articles • 7 min read
Alusus WebPlatform: Best UI Practices and Browser Sync Process
This article covers the approach used to write user interface programs using Alusus language and the WebPlatform library, in terms of how the code is written and how UI elements are handled during user interaction. It also explains how WebPlatform wo...
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Vishwajeet Kondi • Apr 1 • in Articles • 2 min read
Meta-Frameworks Are Taking Over Frontend (And Most Devs Don’t Even Notice)
If you’re still starting projects with plain React… you’re already a bit behind. Not because React is bad. But because the ecosystem has moved ahead. Welcome to the era of meta-frameworks. What is a meta-framework? > A framework on top of a fram...
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Vishwajeet Kondi • Mar 12 • in Articles • 3 min read
How the Browser Rendering Pipeline Actually Works
Most frontend developers spend their time inside frameworks like React, Vue, or Angular. But underneath every framework is the same system: the browser turning code into pixels on a screen. This process is known as the browser rendering pipeline or ...
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sarmad • Feb 20 • in Articles • 10 min read
Benchmarking Alusus Language in Web Dev Against JS and Python
Alusus is a versatile programming language that combines the performance of low-level languages with the flexibility of high-level languages, and allows the user to extend it within the scope of their program as needed. In previous articles, we intro...
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Vishwajeet Kondi • Feb 17 • in Tutorials • 4 min read
Oxfmt: The Prettier Compatible Formatter That's 30x Faster
Remember Part 1https://coderlegion.com/11628/oxlint-js-linter-thats-actually-fast-enough-to-matter where we talked about Oxlint being stupidly fast? Well, buckle up because Oxfmt the formatter is even more ridiculous. We're talking 30x faster than P...
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MasterCraft • Feb 16 • in Tutorials • 2 min read
Understanding Basic Data Structures for Web Development
In the world of web development, grasping basic data structures is vital. They form the backbone of efficient algorithms and applications. Let's dive into some fundamental data structures: arrays, linked lists, and trees. Arrays Arrays are collectio...
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Vishwajeet Kondi • Feb 14 • in Tutorials • 4 min read
Oxlint: JS Linter That's Actually Fast Enough to Matter
So here's the thing about my last Biome blog post, the comments sectionon Reddit turned into a mini war zone. Not the angry kind, thankfully. More like the curious kind. Everyone wanted to know about Oxlint and how it stacks up against Biome. Fair e...
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sarmad • Feb 13 • in Articles • 7 min read
Deeper Look Into Alusus WASM Based Chat Example
In our previous article Building a WASM Chat App Using Alusushttps://coderlegion.com/10923/building-a-wasm-chat-app-using-alusus-step-1-the-ui we built a simple chat application using Alusus programming language and WebPlatform framework. In this art...
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sarmad • Feb 8 • in Tutorials • 4 min read
Building a WASM Chat App using Alusus - Step 5: Deployment
In the previous articlehttps://coderlegion.com/11116/building-a-wasm-chat-app-using-alusus-step-4-adding-users-and-rooms we finished building a basic web app with support for rooms, users, and password based authentication. It's now time to deploy ou...
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sarmad • Feb 5 • in Tutorials • 5 min read
Building a WASM Chat App using Alusus - Step 4: Adding Users and Rooms
In the previous articlehttps://coderlegion.com/11049/building-a-wasm-chat-app-using-alusus-step-3-persisting-the-data we built a fully functioning chat application, but with no user authentication and with only one global room. It's now time to authe...
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sarmad • Feb 4 • in Tutorials • 6 min read
Building a WASM Chat App using Alusus - Step 3: Persisting the Data
In the previous articlehttps://coderlegion.com/10972/building-a-wasm-chat-app-using-alusus-step-2-adding-a-backend we added a simple back end that kept the data in memory only. In this article we will be persisting the data to a PostgreSQL database. ...
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