Dev.to·Saturday, December 20, 2025

Dev.to - Saturday, December 20, 2025

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Le pouvoir de Babylon js

Comment j'ai intégré Babylon.js pour transformer l'expérience Retour d'expérience sur l'implémentation de WebGL et Babylon.js chez Antesy : configurateurs 3D, showrooms virtuels et optimisation performances. Du concept à la production, voici ce qui marche vraiment. Chez Antesy, nous développons des expériences 3D interactives qui font la différence pour nos clients. Pas du spectacle, mais des outils qui font vendre : configurateurs produit, showrooms virtuels, démonstrateurs techniques. Voici

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I built LoveToRead.ai – Create personalized children's books with AI

Hey everyone! 👋 I'm excited to share a project I've been working on: LoveToRead.AI – an AI-powered platform that creates personalized, illustrated children's books in seconds. Whether you're a parent wanting to spark your child's love of reading, or a teacher looking to engage students with personalized content, this tool was built for you. 🎯 The Problem ✨ What LoveToRead.AI Does Your characters – Describe them or upload a photo, and our AI transforms them into illustrated characters Your stor

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Building My Own Tools & Systems – Feedback Welcome

Hey devs 👋, I’m Rijan, a student software developer from Nepal, currently living in Japan. Lately, I’ve been building a few personal systems and tools: VCT v3 – Local & cloud version control with commits, branches, push/pull, and user auth. Stupa Engine – OpenGL-based game engine powering small projects. Stupa Launcher – Game launcher with install/update/play features. Stupa Cooker & Invoice – Desktop encryption and invoicing tools. HappyTails – Pet adoption web project. Linkage – Social media

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Clean Architecture Design Flow: A Practical Guide to Diagrams That Actually Help

When I applied Clean Architecture in a new project, I treated it as an engineering process, not a refactor-after-the-fact exercise. Instead of starting with frameworks or package structures, I began by explicitly identifying the system’s use cases and modeling their workflows at a high level. These early diagrams helped me reason about execution flow, failure paths, and—most importantly—where architectural boundaries should live. Only after those boundaries were clear did I open IntelliJ and sta

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Zeros of Polynomial Equations in the Complex Plane

Abstract In this article we will discuss Laguerre's algorithm for finding zeros of polynomial equations of degree n in the complex plane. We will derive a particular case and analyze convergence for simple roots. We will discuss and verify some examples using the implemented algorithm, showing some of its virtues and limitations. The problem of finding zeros of a polynomial of degree n has substantially influenced the development of mathematics through the centuries and is still quite importa

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Building a Premium New Year 2026 Celebration Site 🎉

Hey developers! 👋 As we approach 2026, I wanted to create something special - a New Year celebration website that not only looks stunning but also showcases the incredible technological breakthroughs of 2025. In this post, I'll walk you through how I built a premium web experience using vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with modern design principles. Live Site: View Demo GitHub Repo: github.com/Srijan-XI/wishto2026 Author: @srijan-xi 📋 Table of Contents Project Overview T

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What Exactly Is the “Bazel Ecosystem”?

When people say “Bazel ecosystem,” they’re not just talking about the bazel binary. They’re talking about the entire world of rules, tools, and community projects that make Bazel useful in real engineering teams. Let’s unpack that in plain language. Bazel: The build engine at the core At the center sits Bazel itself: an open‑source build and test tool originally open‑sourced by Google’s Blaze team. It reads your BUILD, WORKSPACE or MODULE.bazel files. It analyzes dependencies and creates an ac

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Follow me on Chinese social network

I worked as an hashtag#SRE on a high-load #project for two years. https://github.com/meteoritt I was a #community #manager at the #German #gameforge #gmbh: https://web.archive.org/web/20200105175935/http://metin2wiki.ru/wiki/FAQ_Linux#expand Author of a book about #Linux: https://github.com/meteoritt/gentleman/blob/master/README.ru-RU.me (for those who want to add a star and check their #English, go to: https://github.com/meteoritt/gentleman Become a member https://github.com/meteoritt/topalia

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I Think I Just Built the Perfect Landing Page (for my Software Studio)

I just launched a new website for my software services company Riolu Studios We design and build high-quality digital products with a strong focus on UX, performance, and craft. If the site resonates, the work probably will too. Instead of a typical agency site, I tried to build something closer to an experience. Not a brochure. A landing page that actually feels like how we work, I assure anybody that loves design will love the entire website. Every link every page is crafted with love (especia

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Zero-Click SEO: How to Win When Google Keeps Your Traffic

Google just answered your customer's question. Right there in the search results. No click required. Your beautifully crafted landing page? Still sitting there, unvisited. Your conversion funnel? More like a conversion suggestion at this point. Welcome to zero-click SEO, where Google serves up your content without serving up your traffic. Frustrating? Absolutely. Avoidable? Not really. Optimizable? That's where things get interesting. Here's what happened: Google's AI Overviews and featured snip

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