🚀💻 Welcome to the official home for all things web dev on Digg!

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm thrilled you've found your way to /webdevelopment – the official community dedicated to everything webdev:

• Front-end (HTML, CSS, JS, React, Vue, Svelte, Tailwind, etc.)

• Back-end (Node, Python/Django/Flask, Ruby, PHP, Go, Rust, databases, APIs)

• Full-stack projects and architecture

• Web design & UX/UI

• Technical SEO, performance optimization, accessibility, and even GEO/AI-SEO tips

• Vibecoding (cursor, claude, gemini, google ai studio, lovable, bolt, v0) welcome

Whether you're debugging a tricky layout, building your first API, optimizing for AI-powered search engines, sharing AI-assisted workflows, vibecoding your last shower thought, or just here for the fun, this is your space!

Why here?

• We're building the most complete and forward-looking web dev hub on Digg – covering classic fundamentals and cutting-edge topics like AI integration in development.

• Helpful atmosphere: ask questions, share projects, tools, tutorials, job postings, hot takes, wins/fails, or your best vibecoding setups.

• Let's grow this into the most active spot for real web dev discussions.

Simple guidelines:

• Keep it respectful and on-topic

• No spam or excessive self-promo

• Memes, polls, show-off posts, and "vibecoded" shares are encouraged

New here? Drop a comment below! What stack are you using these days? Any cool frameworks, tricks, or tools you've discovered lately? Favorite framework? What's on your coding playlist right now?

Hit Join if you haven't already! Let's make /webdevelopment the definitive place for web devs on Digg. 💪🎶