Programmer Xiao Meng details the design and implementation of a smart agriculture platform that uses a WeChat mini‑program for remote hardware control, a web‑based dashboard for real‑time monitoring, and a full stack of Spring Boot, Vue, UniApp, MQTT and TDengine technologies.
The article outlines the motivation, phased planning, architecture, task breakdown, implementation, and testing of a compact reminder platform built with Java 17/SpringBoot 3, Vue 3, Uniapp, MyBatisPlus, Redis, and RocketMQ, detailing each functional module and UI screen.
After interviewing 150 candidates in two months, I finally met a developer whose resume perfectly matched our stack, demonstrated deep Java, SpringAI, and AI‑coding tool expertise, answered extensive technical questions ranging from SQL optimization to micro‑services, and received an immediate offer with a competitive salary package.
The article shares Xiao Meng’s full‑stack hiring process, listing practical first‑ and second‑round interview questions—from SQL pagination and SpringBoot CORS to RPC frameworks and AI‑assisted coding—while explaining the company’s focus on hands‑on ability and recent AI tool adoption.
This article demonstrates a step‑by‑step, multi‑round dialogue with the AI assistant TRAE SOLO to progressively configure UnoCSS for a UniApp + Vue3 + Vite project, covering initial planning, dependency installation, platform‑specific fixes, shortcut creation, dynamic class handling, and component development.
This article walks through creating a cross‑platform reminder application for the Chinese Youth Study program, covering the motivation, Flask backend setup with database models and API routes, data handling tricks, and the uni‑app front‑end design, complete with code snippets and screenshots.
This tutorial consolidates the fragmented knowledge about using Echarts in UniApp mini‑programs, detailing library choices, installation steps, complete code examples for both Vue2 and Vue3 projects, and common pitfalls with practical solutions.
This course, designed for developers with basic front‑end experience, teaches how to combine the uniapp framework and ThinkPHP backend to build high‑performance, cross‑platform mobile applications, covering topics such as data modeling, token authentication, middleware, API design, pagination, and deployment.
This course teaches learners with basic front‑end skills how to combine the uniapp framework and ThinkPHP backend to build high‑performance, cross‑platform mobile applications, covering data modeling, token authentication, API design, middleware, pagination, and deployment.
This guide summarizes the typical problems encountered while building a WeChat mini‑program with uniapp + Vue 3 + TypeScript—such as nickname input validation, custom navigation bars, custom tabbars, iOS safe‑area handling, list scrolling quirks, and privacy‑policy configuration—and provides concrete code‑level solutions and best‑practice recommendations.
This guide walks through setting up a Vue3 project with Vite4, Pinia, and Axios—including version specifications, directory structure, installation commands, Pinia persistence, Axios configuration, auto‑import setup, and Uni‑UI integration—providing complete code snippets for each step.
This article shares a three‑month experience of developing and maintaining a uniapp multi‑platform project, detailing challenges such as Android camera crashes, in‑app notifications, iOS side‑swipe back, Xiaomi browser swipe conflicts, background timers, keyboard height detection, and proposes practical solutions and refactoring ideas.
This article shares a personal front‑end technology stack review, covering Vue, React, Nuxt, TypeScript, mini‑programs, uniAPP, Three.js, Node back‑end frameworks, HarmonyOS, and other tools, offering practical insights and recommendations for developers at the 0‑3 year experience level.
The Vivo front‑end team built a custom compiler that automatically transforms WePY mini‑program files—including templates, scripts, components, and pages—into UniApp Vue code, cutting the estimated 25‑person‑day migration to seconds, delivering a bug‑free launch and paving the way for open‑sourcing the tool.
This article introduces the open‑source WeChat mini‑program mall (Java version), detailing its technical stack, development plan, project structure, core features such as member and order management, SMS service integration, and step‑by‑step installation and deployment instructions for both backend and frontend components.
