/websiteWhat are your struggles of creating a website for your business these days?
For me: bringing old and slow wordpress websites to a new fast stack.
/diggThe problem with the new SEO spam content is that Digg by default uses follow (often called "dofollow") links instead of using rel="nofollow".
This is technical feedback. Switching to rel="nofollow" will tune down the SEO, GEO (AI SEO) a bit. @forestcan you take a look?
/webdevelopmentIs jQuery still a thing for you in 2026?
For me personally I let AI rewrite anything I would need from jQuery in vanilla JS or React (depending on the project).
/diggAs someone with a minimal attention span, I appreciate the TLDR feature a lot. Well done, Digg Team!
Looking forward to seeing more AI-assisted features on the platform, especially for community moderation.
/diggThe back button goes "back" in the browser history, which can lead away from the page. It should return to the post's community or, if not possible, to the Digg homepage.
I switched the URL from Reddit to a Digg post, clicked the "back" button, expecting to go to the post's community, but I ended up back on Reddit.
/webdevelopment🚀💻 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
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