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...have been generated with 10Web's vibe coding platform. 10Web's vibe coding platform is a powerful way to build websites. Think of it as lovable for WordPress, front end and back end. Users can build any website at any complexity, ecommerce, portfolio
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...web design agency when I was 19. But I was stuck with HTML. It's like designing inside a box. You're creating the same old flat, boring website. It's like everyone having the same ordinary store. And the worst part is people would leave after seven s
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...web. There is the danger of the monoculture if we just get a single browser engine that runs everything, and we are in danger of that. I love the fact that the Ladybird project, for example, is trying to make a new browser engine from scratch. I've s
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...web pages via this technique. As part of the Slack episode, we talked about Flickr That had just launched a couple months before.
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...not seconds anymore. But the one problem we faced was the build time. It took months to create a WebGL website. We had to code every single graphic and it cost up to 6 figures to make. So in 2023, me and my partner said, what if you could make a WebG
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...out for web development. Like, browser gotten powerful enough to run entire development environments in a browser tab. That means you can build, you know, an entirely new product experience that's web native and share it instantly. You know? You can
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...vibe coding platform. 10Web's vibe coding platform is a powerful way to build websites. Think of it as lovable for WordPress, front end and back end. Users can build any website at any complexity. E commerce, portfolios, information websites, blogs,
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...a web server for a browser to ingest is amazing. It's actually a really good experience. You don't need any preprocessing. You could just write text files, send them to a browser, and you have incredible development. And we should also say that it ca
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...web page fetch automatically new XML data from a server without
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...website better. Here's my goals. We're talking about rich, robust, fully functioning prototypes near instantly. Gemini Canvas is reinventing front end development.
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...web hosting and boom. There had to be a 100 times more, a thousand times more web applications
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...pages are static. You load a web page, everything is done. There's no processing happening on the web page. It's static. But there is this feature that you can dynamically fetch XML data in the background without refreshing. Synchronous JavaScript an
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...the web or any application on the web, you don't want the site to reload every time you open a new email or you create a draft or you move something around in folders. You might wanna move from a website to a world of web applications.
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...but also I can post on the web, and that sort of led to social media. And one of the key enabling technologies and all that is Ajax. And I remember reading the O'Reilly Ajax book of, wow, I can use, what is it, asynchronous JavaScript and XML to make
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...a web designer. When I started in a small little agency for three or four years, I I became a bit of a adapt hand at Flash. I was doing object oriented Flash computer games and three d renders. Like, this was in the the ages of Flash three or four wh
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...designer. When I started in a small little agency for three or four years, I I became a bit of a adapt hand at Flash. I was doing object oriented Flash computer games and three d renders. Like, this was in the the ages of Flash three or four where th
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