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Most Apps Are Slower Than They Need to Be — Here’s Why (Live Demo🛸)
Modern browsers have evolved into robust compute platforms. By utilizing WebAssembly and WebGPU, developers can move resource-intensive tasks like physics simulations and machine learning from the backend to the client. These technologies provide significant performance gains, enabling high-complexity applications while remaining compatible with standard frontend frameworks like React.
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I Couldn’t Afford Earth, So I Built Something Better
SpaceEstate is a humorous web application developed for the DEV April Fools Challenge. It enables users to browse and purchase extraterrestrial real estate on various planets using a fictional, satirical process involving AI-driven negotiations and interplanetary bureaucracy. The project is built using React, TypeScript, Vite, and the Gemini API.
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