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dev.to > zeroiou > why-svg-exports-look-blurry-a-practical-png-checklist-3f59

Why SVG exports look blurry: a practical PNG checklist

1+ hour, 25+ min ago   (268+ words) SVG is resolution-independent, but the PNG you export from it is not. If an icon looks soft in a slide, email, or app store screenshot, the problem is often the export size rather than the SVG file. Decide where the…...


dev.to > jon_zuanich > your-mqtt-devices-keep-publishing-when-the-wan-drops-heres-the-setup-243b

Your MQTT devices keep publishing when the WAN drops — here's the setup

4+ hour, 21+ min ago   (512+ words) Devices publish MQTT to a broker in the cloud. It works, until the link to the site goes down for forty minutes. There are two standard answers, and they're both reasonable. QoS 1 with a persistent session. The client retries unacknowledged…...


medium.com > @connect2syam > internationalization-i18n-in-next-js-app-router-9f687221d7dd

Internationalization (i18n) in Next.js App Router

5+ min ago   (29+ words) Adding a second language to a Next.js App Router project is straightforward once you understand the routing pattern — the tricky parts are usually …...


dev.to > cdwm > youtubes-webp-thumbnails-are-half-the-bytes-of-the-jpeg-at-1280x720-at-480x360-they-are-often-6hl

YouTube's WebP thumbnails are half the bytes of the JPEG at 1280x720. At 480x360 they are often bigger. 1,000 videos measured.

6+ hour, 42+ min ago   (631+ words) So I measured it. Short version: WebP is about half the bytes at 1280x720 and 640x480. At 480x360, the size most embeds and players actually use, WebP is the heavier file for 56% of recent uploads and 72% of videos uploaded in 2026. For each video…...


dev.to > cherware > making-api-performance-tests-more-realistic-from-endpoint-metrics-to-role-based-journeys-348i

Making API Performance Tests More Realistic: From Endpoint Metrics to Role-Based Journeys

6+ hour, 57+ min ago   (1596+ words) Daniel Balcarek's article API Performance Testing: How to Design Realistic Tests makes a straightforward point: load should reflect how people use the system, and the target load should come from an explicit requirement or telemetry. It made me ask a…...


medium.com > @sebuzdugan > compression-is-prediction-and-gzip-is-what-that-looks-like-at-one-byte-resolution-2e3cbb3ed865

Compression Is Prediction, and gzip Is What That Looks Like at One-Byte Resolution

3+ hour, 42+ min ago   (32+ words) Someone built a text generator whose entire model is one line: score each candidate continuation by how small gzip …...


dev.to > kishanag028 > why-one-thread-is-enough-building-a-sequential-tcp-server-in-rust-5bo7

Why One Thread Is Enough: Building a Sequential TCP Server in Rust

8+ hour, 40+ min ago   (650+ words) Look, I know "single-threaded server" sounds like you forgot to finish building it. We live in a... Tagged with programming, software, rust, backend....


dev.to > alaa-samy > 30-days-of-frontend-day-1-37d7

🔥 30 Days of Frontend - Day 1

9+ hour, 1+ min ago   (206+ words) When state changes, many developers think: That's a useful simplified model, but there's more happening in between. A better mental model is: The state update tells React that the component needs to be rendered again. React calls the component function…...


dev.to > svgicons > one-icon-catalog-many-delivery-surfaces-157j

One Icon Catalog, Many Delivery Surfaces

9+ hour, 3+ min ago   (434+ words) An icon system can have many versions. Your React package may be 3.4.1. Your Vue package may be 2.8.0. Your CLI may be 1.6.2. That is not a problem. The problem starts when they no longer expose the same icon catalog. Software packages…...