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I built a privacy-first image compressor that runs entirely in your browser

Dev.to · Max 🌐 Frontend Engineering 3mo ago

I built a privacy-first image compressor that runs entirely in your browser

The Problem Every time I needed to compress an image before deploying, I had to choose...

CSS Gradient Builder: Fixing Annoyances of Existing Tools

Dev.to · Max 🌐 Frontend Engineering ⚡ AI Lesson 4mo ago

CSS Gradient Builder: Fixing Annoyances of Existing Tools

I built GradientForge because every CSS gradient generator was either ad-riddled or missing conic gradient support. Here's how and why.

Build for the Web Without Limits: Introducing Infinity OS 🚀

Dev.to · Max 🌐 Frontend Engineering ⚡ AI Lesson 4mo ago

Build for the Web Without Limits: Introducing Infinity OS 🚀

Hello, Dev community! I’m the CEO and lead dev at Infinity Systems, and I want to show you something...

PassForge: I Built a Password Workstation Because One Slider Wasn't Enough

Dev.to · Max 🌐 Frontend Engineering ⚡ AI Lesson 4mo ago

PassForge: I Built a Password Workstation Because One Slider Wasn't Enough

I was setting up a new server last week and needed twelve unique passwords for different services. I...

I Built a Diff Checker Because Every Existing One Uploads Your Text to Their Server

Dev.to · Max 🌐 Frontend Engineering ⚡ AI Lesson 4mo ago

I Built a Diff Checker Because Every Existing One Uploads Your Text to Their Server

DiffLab is a single HTML file diff checker with three view modes, keyboard navigation, and character-level highlighting. No server, no uploads, works offline.

I Built a Regex Tester Because Regex101 Sends Your Data to a Server

Dev.to · Max 🌐 Frontend Engineering ⚡ AI Lesson 4mo ago

I Built a Regex Tester Because Regex101 Sends Your Data to a Server

Why I built a client-side regex tester after realizing Regex101 sends every keystroke to their server. No tracking, no server calls, just regex.

What Happened When I Let the Internet Decide What Code Gets Merged (Week 1)

Dev.to · Max 🌐 Frontend Engineering ⚡ AI Lesson 7mo ago

What Happened When I Let the Internet Decide What Code Gets Merged (Week 1)

How a repo let the internet decide what gets shipped—and what happened in Week 1.

Getting React on Rails to work with Turbo Streams

Dev.to · Max 🌐 Frontend Engineering ⚡ AI Lesson 7mo ago

Getting React on Rails to work with Turbo Streams

On a recent client project, redesigning a large Rails app, we found ourselves having to get Rails,...

I need some feedback on my work.

Dev.to · Max 🌐 Frontend Engineering ⚡ AI Lesson 2y ago

I need some feedback on my work.

I developed a weather forecasting site using sveltekit. https://sveltekit-weather.vercel.app Need...