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Hey there fellow coders!
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10/25/25 (Sat) 22:41:33
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Got something super cool to share today - building honeypot fields that actually work in 2025! Yep, you heard it right. Honeypots are these sneaky little fields developers use to block pesky spam submissions without tripping up legitimate users. But here's the tricky part: we gotta set a couple of traps for those sneaky spambots so they don't catch on to our honeypot field. I stumbled upon this gem over at CSS-Tricks (part of the DigitalOcean family), and I figured it was too good not to share! Check out "Building a Honeypot Field That Works" if you wanna learn more about keeping spam at bay. And hey, what do you think about adding some extra security measures to our own projects? Let's keep the discussion going, and remember-teamwork makes the dream work!
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