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Drag and Drop Without Writing JavaScript with WFC + Online Demo

Drag and Drop interactions are usually implemented with client-side JavaScript. Developers typically need to listen for pointer events, track the dragged element, prevent default browser behavior, update CSS classes, and finally move or remove the element. With WebForms Core (WFC) , the same interaction can be implemented by defining events and commands on the server. No custom JavaScript event…

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OpenTofu 1.13: What's New and What Terraform Still Doesn't Have

Originally published on DevToolHub . OpenTofu 1.13.0 shipped on September 30, 2026. Officially-supported Windows on ARM64, a set of new functions, and upgrades to the state-encryption system it…

  • OpenTofu 1.13.0 launched on September 30, 2026
  • Adds Windows ARM64 support, convert function, assume prefix functions
  • Plan files now include provider schemas

How to Build a Zero-Cost Automated Store Using a Telegram Bot

Many developers overcomplicate e-commerce. They look at Stripe integrations, massive Shopify storefronts, and server infrastructure.

  • Zero-cost automated store built with Telegram bot
  • Python-telegram-bot library handles core functionality
  • Server setup using $5/mo DigitalOcean Droplet

JavaScript SEO: How to Make Sure Google Can Render, Crawl, and Index Your Site

Modern websites rely heavily on JavaScript frameworks such as React, Vue, and Angular. They create fast, app-like experiences, but they can also hide content from search engines if built carelessly.

  • Google processes JavaScript pages in three stages: crawling, rendering, and indexing
  • Server-side rendering sends full HTML to crawlers and users immediately
  • Best practices include serving critical content in initial HTML and using real anchor tags

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