Why Google's Favicon Crawler Is Completely Separate From Its Page Indexer
Why Google's Favicon Crawler Is Completely Separate From Its Page Indexer (And Why That Matters) The symptom: ProToolTrack's favicon in Google Search …
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How Emoji Mashups Work — And Why There's No "Algorithm" Behind Them
Ever wondered what happens when you smash 😂 and 🔥 together? You get a laughing face literally on fire. But here's the thing most people don't realize:…
Micro-frontends with AI - it solves everything
This article covers a few important tips to consider before choosing micro-frontends for your tech stack. I also cover what other tools fit well with …
Building Performance-First Websites: A Developer's Guide to Measurable Speed
Building Performance-First Websites: A Developer's Guide to Measurable Speed Web performance has evolved from a nice-to-have optimisation into a funda…
Where should related code live? A structured look at an unresolved debate
Abstract This article does not take sides. The intention is to map a debate that has been running through frontend development for years without reach…
How to Build a Production-Ready Registration System Without a Backend (Using HosteDay API)
Introduction Building a complete registration system usually means setting up a backend, managing authentication, handling validation, and securing en…
плавающее оглавление на solidjs
иногда плавающее оглавление кажется довольно простой штукой: берёшь заголовки, рисуешь список, добавляешь якоря — готово. в этой статье — разбор table…
Why I spent years trying to make CSS states predictable
Have you ever changed the order of two CSS rules and broken a component without changing the logic? .btn :hover { background : dodgerblue ; } .btn [ d…
Cross-Browser Considerations for Front-End Development
Building a website that works only in your development browser is like hosting a party and only giving the address to one friend. Users will arrive us…
CSS для тех, кто спал и проснулся
За последние годы CSS сильно изменился: появились вложенность, новые селекторы, container queries и нормальная работа с темами. В этой …
How We Build High-Performance Animated Websites Without Killing Page Speed
Modern web users expect two things at the same time: smooth, delightful animations and instant page loads . The problem? Most teams accidentally sacri…
🧠 Dev.to Un-Stuck: The Chrome Extension That Finally Fixes Your Reading List
🧠 Dev.to, Un-Stuck: The Chrome Extension That Finally Fixes Your Reading List You know the drill. You’re browsing DEV Community, you stumble upon a go…
Signals in Vue (II): Interop, Async Patterns, SSR, and Common Pitfalls
Quick Overview How watch / watchEffect should be split from our createEffect How to avoid leftover subscriptions/computed nodes during component remou…
The bellows move, but the CPU stays quiet — what’s powering this browser based harmonium?
The bellows move, but the CPU stays quiet — what’s powering this browser web harmonium ? Clicking into this harmonium-in-a-tab feels a bit surreal: a …
I Had No Weekend Plans… So I Let Earth Tell Its Story 🌍
This is a submission for Weekend Challenge: Earth Day Edition “I’m not asking for much. Just… stop lighting me on fire, okay?” — Earth, probably. So… …
108 окон, 0 фреймворков, 1 Kubernetes: как команда без разработчиков построила интерактивный дом-таймлайн про ТВ 90-х
Зов джунглей, Поле чудес, Ералаш — мы сделали интерактивный дом-таймлайн про телевидение 90-х и 00-х. Под катом: как команда без разработчиков дошла о…
10 CSS tricks that feel illegal to know in 2026 🤫
🧊 Hey, quick story Last week I watched a senior dev write 47 lines of JavaScript. To center a div. He wasn't joking. look, CSS has changed. A LOT. Mos…
I just build a 3D Solar System Portfolio with Antigrafity using Next.js & React Three Fiber
Why a Solar System? Most portfolio websites follow the same formula: hero section, skills grid, experience timeline, contact form. Functional, yes. Me…
Best JavaScript UI Libraries to Use in 2026
When it comes to developing enterprise applications and building complex business interfaces (CRM systems, ERP solutions, and dashboards), JavaScript …
Arrays and Strings: Understanding the Basics
Arrays and strings are fundamental data structures that every programmer must know. They allow you to store, organize, and manipulate collections of d…
CSS in a Team: How I Stopped Explaining Rules and Started Enforcing Them
I once led a team of 4 markup developers. First week, I opened a PR and found this: // developer A .card { z-index : 999 ; color : #fff ; padding : 13…
A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Tokens
Part of my job at Repaint is to get AI to generate websites that actually look good. It's surprisingly hard. AI models tend to fall into the same visu…
Building the DEV Community Homepage with Pure Canvas
Building the DEV Community Homepage with Pure Canvas In modern frontend development, we are accustomed to building user interfaces with HTML and CSS. …
Typed content collections in Astro
Series Part of How this blog was built — documenting every decision that shaped this site. One of the things I wanted to get right early on this blog …
Every Invoice Tool Wants My Data. I Built One That Doesn't.
My girlfriend asked me to help her make an invoice. "You're good with computers." I googled "free invoice generator." Here's what happened: First resu…
Upgraded to Tailwind v4 — Config Files Are Gone
Tailwind CSS v4 shipped in January 2025 and tailwind.config.js is gone. Configuration now lives inside the CSS file itself. I migrated a Next.js proje…
Hotwire vs Next.js in 2026: Is Server-Centric HTML the End of SPA Bloat? [Compared]
The median mobile webpage ships over 460 KB of JavaScript, according to the HTTP Archive's Web Almanac . That was 2022. It's gotten worse. Meanwhile, …
Building the Search: My Week 2 Progress on Bloom After
By Grace Olabode | Engineering Lead, Bloom After In my first article , I talked about setting the foundation for our project. This week, we actually s…