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  JPMorgan to hire about 2,000 engineers even as economy softens

  95 comments via /r/webdev

• 55

  What's the best way to do remote design reviews?

  6 comments via /r/web_design

• 62

  Wren: A small, but powerful HTTP library for Deno, built for convenience and simplicity

  5 comments via /r/javascript

• 24

  The Smartest Website You Haven't Heard of

  11 comments via /r/userexperience

• 10

  This Week in Rails - 2022-09-30

  0 comments via /r/ruby

• 71

  Keyboard-driven, graphical note-taking app with vim-like interface

  8 comments via /r/vim

• 15

  The Magic Cookie: How Lou Montulli cured the Web’s amnesia

  1 comments via /r/Frontend

• 30

  You can use CSS generators to avoid some time-consuming tasks.

  4 comments via /r/css

• 1

  How do we remove an iFrame (Video Embed) and parent regardless of iFrame src origin?

  0 comments via /r/jquery

• 1

  What exactly is web hosting? A Beginners' Guide

  0 comments via /r/web

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  Difference Between typeof and instanceof in JavaScript | Interview Question

  1 comments via /r/angularjs

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  Insert current iso date from the buffer

  4 comments via /r/tmux

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  ISO Participants for Usability Study: Financial Literacy App (Low-Fidelity)

  0 comments via /r/usability

• 2

  Generating documentation from .NET XML comments

  0 comments via /r/Jekyll

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  Dean Martin Live At The MGM Grand, Las Vegas, 4 September 1979 (The DMA Audio Archives Series #4)

  0 comments via /r/sinatra

• 1

  Fully Responsive Network Speed Test Application

  1 comments via /r/responsiveweb

• 24

  This subreddit has moved to /r/node

  5 comments via /r/nodejs

• 6

  Scroll-behaviour problem

  7 comments via /r/css

• 11

  Looking for a team

  6 comments via /r/Frontend

• 2

  How to Duplicate A div using js?

  2 comments via /r/web

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  [AskJS] Do you / your company have a caniuse threshold where you stop polyfilling a feature once x% of browsers support it?

  34 comments via /r/javascript

• 258

  CSS art: Silence

  15 comments via /r/css

• 2

  Bckslah \ Endpoint

  1 comments via /r/Frontend

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  Neovim and Jekyll

  0 comments via /r/Jekyll

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  Be honest: Do you use your company laptop for personal projects?

  181 comments via /r/webdev