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AI integrations, CMS deep-dive, z-index fixes... your dev update is here.  ‌ ‌ ‌ [Hashnode Weekly Header]( Hey {NAME}, We got so much great feedback about the new newsletter last week! It's been awesome connecting with you all, and we're pumped to keep making this the best resource for devs. 💪 Here's what we've been working on: 1. UX enhancements: Revamped blog dashboard with improved navigation, drag-and-drop customization, easy cache purging, and analytics improvements for a smoother blogging experience. Beta access available today. 2. Greater GraphQL API control: New pagination for popular tags queries, the ability to fetch deleted posts, and comment/reply mutations (add, update, delete, like) for fine-grained interaction management. Get all the details on these changes and more in [our changelog](. [Hashnode Changelog]( –––––– ⚡️ Hashnode Headless CMS: Not your average CMS Purpose-built for blog publishing at large teams. Intuitive markdown editor, powerful APIs, seamless custom branding. Perfect for devs tired of bloated alternatives. [Sign up for beta access.]( –––––– We'd love your feedback on these changes. Thanks for being a part of Hashnode. Keep on blogging! ✌️ - Fazle Rahman, co-founder, Hashnode Articles you should read this week: [AI with Flutter and Dart: boost your applications with Gemini]( "AI with Flutter and Dart: boost your applications with Gemini" by Loic Yabili explores how to integrate the powerful Gemini API into Flutter apps, enhancing them with advanced AI capabilities. [Read article.]( [DevEx Friction Log: Val Town]( "DevEx Friction Log: Val Town" by Angie Byron provides a thorough examination of the user experience for Val Town, noting the challenges and opportunities in streamlining the product’s interface and documentation to better suit developers' needs. [Read article.]( [Linear Vesting in Algorand Python]( "Linear Vesting in Algorand Python" by Alexander Codes explains how to construct a linear vesting smart contract using Algorand's Python SDK, including code for creating, visualizing, and testing the vesting schedule. [Read article.]( [How to deploy Remix apps with SSR to AWS Amplify]( "How to deploy Remix apps with SSR to AWS Amplify" by Rich Buggy provides a detailed tutorial on setting up server-side rendering for Remix applications on AWS Amplify, including configuration of build scripts and deployment settings. [Read article.]( [''Grasp'' - AI-powered language-learning app]( "Grasp" - AI-powered language-learning app" by Bruno Rossi introduces an AI-powered language learning app focused on reading and writing, developed as part of a Flatiron School project. The article covers key challenges and mobile optimization. [Read article.]( [4 Reasons Why z-index Isn't Working (And How to Fix It)]( "4 Reasons Why z-index Isn't Working (And How to Fix It)" by Adeyele Paul explains common pitfalls when using the z-index property in CSS and provides solutions to ensure proper layering of page elements. [Read article.]( [Accelerating Frontend Development with Bun and Vite]( "Accelerating Frontend Development with Bun and Vite" by Sean Coughlin explores the combination of Bun's all-in-one JavaScript runtime and Vite's build optimization to enhance web development efficiency. [Read article.]( [Redis RQScheduler Celery for Dynamic Task Scheduling and Concurrent Execution in Django Backend]( "Redis <-> RQScheduler <-> Celery for Dynamic Task Scheduling and Concurrent Execution in Django Backend" by Nik L discusses enhancing a Django SaaS platform with Redis, RQScheduler, and Celery to improve task scheduling and concurrency. [Read article.]( [I developed an API and Machine Learning model for tea grades classification]( "I developed an API and Machine Learning model for tea grades classification" by Sumal Surendra explores creating a YOLOv8-based ML model and a FastAPI to automate and enhance tea grading accuracy. [Read article.]( [Unity Rendering and Shaders Deep Overview]( "Unity Rendering and Shaders Deep Overview," by Elijah Brown provides an in-depth look at Unity's rendering processes and shader functionalities, covering everything from basic architecture to advanced shader types and settings in different Unity rendering pipelines. [Read article.]( [Twitter/X]( [LinkedIn]( [Discord]( [Instagram]( [YouTube]( © 2024 Hashnode — LinearBytes Inc. 8 The Green, Ste 300, Dover DE 19901 The email was sent to {EMAIL} . To no longer receive these emails, [unsubscribe from this list](). (You sure you want to miss out on all the cool dev stuff? ) [Hashnode logo](

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