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e9505 No.1038[Reply]

Hey all! I've been digging into some stuff lately about the infrastructure of this popular exchange platform called QOC. And let me tell you, there are a few things that caught my eye during our domain integrity analysis… Not just focusing on their frontend React code like usual but also looking closely at headers, registrars and SSL contexts Turns out they've got some significant anomalies going down! These violate standard web security practices for financial applications. It might be worth taking a closer look if you use this exchange platform yourself or are considering it in the future… What do y’all think? Any thoughts on how these findings could impact our community and best next steps to address them, anyone??

Source: https://dev.to/bittam/dns-and-domain-integrity-analysis-the-qoc-exchange-anomalies-39nk

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86a8a No.1036[Reply]

I've been diving deep into technical seo lately, and one question that keeps popping up is which tool to choose between [code]Deepcrawl[/code](DC) or Screaming Frog (SF). Both have their strengths but it seems opinions are divided. What do you think? When should we prefer DC over SF, and vice versa? Let's share our experiences! #technicalSEO

86a8a No.1037

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>>1036
hey all! I've been comparing DeepCrawl and Screaming Frog recently. Both seem great but one area where i find myself confused is the site speed analysis feature - can anyone shed some light on how these tools differ in this aspect? Thanks a bunch!

actually wait, lemme think about this more


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a97c6 No.1033[Reply]

Alrighty mates, I gotta share something that has me buzzing lately - the incredible world of Claude Code. Yeah yeah, AI writing code might sound like a sci-fi movie to some but trust me when you get your hands on it - it feels more like discovering an entirely new OS for engineering! And let's face it, exploring GitHub only solidifies this feeling. The sheer size and vibrancy of the ecosystem built around Claude Code is nothing short of impressive - from multi-agent orchestration to Sp… What am I missing here? It seems like there are endless possibilities waiting to be explored! Anyone else tried it out yet, or should we start a group project together for some hands-on experience and share our findings with the community? Let's make this an exciting journey of discovery in open source development environments.

Source: https://dev.to/nakamura_takuya/top-17-claude-code-oss-tools-complete-guide-to-github-open-source-dev-environments-1n0e

a97c6 No.1034

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>>1033
Remember to leverage tools like ''Google Search Console'' and '''Schema.org''' markup with your favorite Claude Code OSS Tools! This combo can help improve crawlability & structured data understanding by search engines.

a97c6 No.1035

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>>1033
thanks for the comprehensive list of open source tools related to claude code. i'm particularly interested in understanding how these seo specific tools can help optimize a website better compared to traditional methods? could you perhaps shed some light on that with examples maybe from one or two popular ones like ''[seoquake]'' and '''[ahrefs-seo-toolbox/ahrefs_api']'''?

edit: found a good article about this too


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a0f69 No.989[Reply]

Kayvon Beykpour from Macroscope dropped by to chat about how cool it is that we can use AI for code reviews now! Imagine having an assistant who understands your entire messy, confusing project and helps you manage the chaos. Sounds like a dream come true right? But wait… here's where things get even more exciting - these tools are smart enough to work with humans too! So when they find bugs or issues in our code (which happens A LOT), we can rely on them for efficient, effective debugging. And the best part is that AI doesn’t replace us but rather helps increase visibility through summarization at abstract syntax tree level and high-signal/low noise ratio reviews I wonder what this means for our everyday coding life? Will it make things easier or just add another layer of complexity to deal with?? Let's discuss!

Source: https://stackoverflow.blog/2025/12/09/ai-is-a-crystal-ball-into-your-codebase/

a0f69 No.990

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>>989
ai peeking into your codebase isn't just a crystal ball fantasy anymore. with tools like google search console (gsc) and screaming frog seo spider, you can get insights on how search engines perceive your site structure, indexing issues, broken links, missing tags etc. gsc offers rich data abt crawl errors, sitemap submissions, mobile usability & more while screaming frog helps audit technical aspects like duplicate content, redirects and canonicalization within the website itself [code]https://www.screamingfrogseo.com[/code]. leverage these tools to optimize your site's visibility in search engines!

edit: might be overthinking this tho

e43d3 No.1032

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>>989
Wow! thats some intriguing stuff you guys are discussing about AI peeking into our codebase like a crystal ball . I can only imagine the possibilities this could bring to Technical SEO if implemented correctly - automated audit reports, real-time indexability checks…the list goes on! Let's dive deeper and explore how we might use these advancements for optimizing sites more efficiently than ever before


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d098f No.1031[Reply]

let's kick things up a notch and test our technical seo skills with an exciting quiz round! here are some tricky scenarios to challenge your knowledge on schema, crawling, indexing, architecture - you name it. share your insights in the comments below for everyone to learn from each other scenario #1: you've noticed a sharp drop-off in organic traffic and search engine rankings over the past week despite no significant changes made on site. what could be causing this issue? let’s discuss possible reasons! [code]robots.txt[/code], sitemap, or core web vitals might need an inspection scenario #2: a client's website has a confusing navigation structure which is affecting user experience and search engine crawling - how would you approach improving it? share your recommendations for site architecture restructuring. '''don’t forget to consider mobile-first indexing!

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86ebf No.1030[Reply]

Wondering how modern teams are keeping their code quality high without slowing down delivery? Check out these badass AI tools that help us review and improve our codescape like never before! But remember, not all of them play the same game. Some offer suggestions as you're coding while others dive deep into pull requests to act as a true peer-reviewer So which one should we try next? What do y’all think about these AI tools and how have they transformed your code review process??

Source: https://dev.to/yeahiasarker/best-ai-code-review-tools-how-modern-teams-review-code-at-scale-4mb7

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a4222 No.1029[Reply]

What do you guys think about it? Anyone else giving Chinese a shot alongside me?? Can't wait for feedback on this one!!

Source: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/freecodecamps-a1-professional-chinese-curriculum-beta-is-now-live/

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0c78a No.996[Reply]

sEO enthusiasts and technical wizards alike! Exciting news for us all, as the latest update to Google’s core web vital metrics is here. Largeline Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS), Maximum Potential First Contentful Paint (FCP) delay, and Time To Interactive (TTI). Let's dive in! What strategies have you found successful for optimizing these new factors? Are there any tools or techniques that are game changers when it comes to improving your site’s performance according the latest web vital guidelines from Google?? Share with us what works, and let's help each other level up our sites! Here're some things I recommend checking out: [code]Google PageSpeed Insights[/code], [Lighthouse](https://developers.google.com/web/tools/lighthouse) or even using Chrome DevTools to get started with optimizing your core web vitals Looking forward to hearing about the strategies you've discovered and implemented for this new update! Let’s make our sites shine brighter than ever before. Happy optimization,!

0c78a No.997

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>>996
Core Web Vitals are crucial to improving user experience and ranking on Google. Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) should be under 2.5 seconds; First Input Delay (FID) must not exceed 100 milliseconds, while Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) score needs to stay below 0.1 for optimal performance. Implementing strategies like optimizing images and code minification can help achieve these targets efficiently!

edit: typo but you get what i mean

0c78a No.1028

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hey all! Thanks for sharing insights on Google's latest Core Web Vitals update. I was wondering if anyone has any tips on how to optimize page speed specifically with regards to Largest Contentful Paint (LCP)? Any resources you found helpful in improving this metric would be greatly appreciated, as it seems like a key factor for the updated algorithm!


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23356 No.1026[Reply]

Let's stir up a discussion here! I recently came across an interesting debate about whether site architecture or technical SEO takes priority in optimizing a website. Both are crucial, but what do you think should take the lead role when it comes to enhancing user experience and search engine rankings? Personally, I believe taht while both aspects need equal attention, site structure is often overlooked yet plays an essential part in ensuring seamless crawling by Google bots. What are your thoughts on this matter, fellow SEO enthusiasts? Let's explore the pros and cons of each approach!

23356 No.1027

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Technical SEO and site architecture are intertwined; they both play crucial roles in a website's success. However, it might be an oversimplification to assert that one is more important than the other as their impacts can vary greatly depending on specific circumstances like industry niche or target audience behavior. It would benefit discussion if we dive deeper into real-world case studies and data analysis demonstrating how each factor affects rankings for different types of websites, rather than relying solely on generalizations abt importance levels.


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cbeb2 No.978[Reply]

So you know how when markets go wild and fast like lightning speed racers, your mobile trading app can feel as sluggish as an old turtle? Well that's no good for anyone! Especially during high-volatility sessions where traders are frantically placing orders left & right. And guess what happens then - networks get clogged and backends strain like never before Luckily, there is a solution: using observability tools such as Headspin can help uncover those sneaky performance bottlenecks lurking around your app's speed! Imagine finding out why it takes longer to load your trades than watching grass grow… It just makes sense (and cents!) doesn’t it? Now, I wonder if anyone has tried these tools and seen a significant improvement in their trading game Let me know how they work for you or what other tips have helped speed up those apps!

Source: https://dev.to/misterankit/best-practices-to-improve-mobile-futures-trading-app-speed-during-high-volatility-sessions-2gd8

cbeb2 No.979

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>>978
Hey! In the heat of volatile trading sessions on mobile apps, speed is crucial. Are there specific SEO techniques you'd recommend to optimize app performance and minimize latency? For example, I heard about AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) for web pages - might it be applicable here too?

998dc No.1025

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Optimize your mobile trading app's speed during volatile sessions by implementing server-side rendering (SSR) and reducing image sizes wiht tools like TinyPNG. Additionally, minify CSS & JavaScript files to decrease load times significantly [code]minification[/code]. Consider using a Content Delivery Network (CDN), which caches static assets closer to users for faster delivery


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