Building Dashboards with React: A Practical Guide to Reusable Components and Data Visualization
Dashboards are often the first place users go when they want to understand what is happening in an application. Whether you are building an analytic…
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Building Production-Ready React Data Flows with tanstack-fetch and TanStack Query
TanStack Query is excellent at managing server state. It handles caching, background refetching, invalidation, retries, mutations, and synchronizati…
AI Can Build Your React UI in Seconds. What About the Backend?
A few weeks ago, I opened Cursor and gave Claude a single prompt: "Generate a modern task management dashboard with filtering, search, pagination, a…
Understanding Blazor Component State
Understanding Blazor Component State Blazor components can respond to user interactions by updating component state and rendering the UI again. A va…
Component Architecture & Design Systems
⚡ TL;DR: Kill the Button with thirty boolean props by favoring composition over configuration . Split presentational from container components, set…
Textbook Conventions vs. Creative Niche Layouts: A Front-End Engineer’s UX Dilemma
We’ve all been there. You get a new freelance client—maybe a boutique local bakery, a high-end tattoo parlor, or a trendy fitness studio. You open u…
React State Management Techniques: A Practical Guide with Examples
State management is one of the most important concepts in React development. As an application grows, managing data across components becomes more c…
From BEM to BE.M — A CSS Naming Convention Built for Component Libraries
Originally published on LinkedIn . I'm gradually migrating my LinkedIn articles over to DEV — this is the first one. BEM was designed for page-level…
The iPhone Duo Web Checklist: 9 Things to Verify Before October 23
In September, a post titled "Dear God websites look horrible on iPhone Duo" climbed to the top of r/webdev. Two screenshots and one complaint: with…
Why Some SaaS Websites Feel Custom Even When They Use Familiar UI Patterns
Most SaaS marketing sites are built from a familiar set of ingredients. A hero section. Product screenshots. Feature cards. Social proof. Pricing. A…
CSS Flexbox
What Is CSS Flexbox? Flexbox stands for Flexible Box Layout . It is used to arrange elements in a row or column and control their alignment and spac…
Rendering Strategies: CSR, SSR, SSG & ISR
⚡ TL;DR: Where your HTML is built, in the browser, on the server, or at build time, decides first paint, SEO, server cost, and complexity. Match CSR…
Building a pet-only meme video page: what the sample needs to prove
I built Bulin47 , a pet-only video project inspired by the Bulin 47 freestyle meme. The idea is deliberately narrow: use one authorized pet photo to…
Server State vs Client State in React: Why TanStack Query Changes Everything
title: "Server State vs Client State in React: Why TanStack Query Changes Everything" published: true published_at: "2026-11-18T09:00:00+05:30" desc…
Theming a Drop-In UI Kit Without Forcing a Fork
Theming a Drop-In UI Kit Without Forcing a Fork Every prebuilt UI component library eventually meets a design system it was not built for. At that p…
Bridging the Gap: Enhancing Frontend Skills for Backend Developers Through Design and Structure Understanding
Introduction: Bridging the Backend-Frontend Gap For backend developers, transitioning to frontend development often feels like stepping into unchart…
Syncing localStorage to a Server Without Losing Data: Merges, Revisions, and Account Switching
I'm building a small web app where users practice exam questions. While practicing, they build up two lists: questions they bookmarked and questions…
Vue Vapor Mode: what it is and what changes in Vue 3.6
Vue 3.6 is not stable yet. As of October 6, 2026, the latest version is 3.6.0-rc.10 (September 30), and the stable release is still 3.5.43 (Septembe…
How I turn any handful of colours into a readable theme
Open the theme picker, choose Flatland from the base16 list, and the cards on the page lose their edges. Text and links are fine, but every border a…
Trying Loupe in a web app: install and integration notes
Loupe is a browser document viewer for apps that need PDF, Word and images in the same workflow. You supply the toolbar and layout; the package hand…
FP16 Quantization Made Our In-Browser Real-ESRGAN 4.8x Faster — and Nearly Destroyed Our Inpainting Model
We run super-resolution and watermark removal entirely in the browser at ClearPix, using ONNX Runtime Web on WebGPU. This post is the writeup of one…
Building a Private PDF-to-JPG Converter with Next.js and PDF.js
I built Free PDF to JPG Tool to make converting PDF pages into images easier, without requiring registration, installing software or uploading docum…
The Case of the Missing `rem`: A Sherlock Holmes Guide to CSS Units in JavaScript
Being the record of an investigation into CSS units, JavaScript geometry, and a very small missing value — as written by Dr. Watson. A Matter of No…
FSCSS Shorthands: the full reference (1.2.5+)
FSCSS 1.2.5 adds property shorthands : compile-time rewrites that turn short property names into standard longhand CSS before the stylesheet ever re…
Our globals.css beat 514 Tailwind utilities, and CSS cascade layers were the whole story
CogniPrep is a Tailwind v4 app with a 719 line hand-written app/globals.css on top. That file contains 17 !important declarations, and most of them…
Building an Incident Dashboard Around Hindsight Memory
Building an Incident Dashboard Around Hindsight Memory An incident-response agent can have good reasoning and still be difficult to use. For OpsMind…
Vite+ — Chapter 4: Vite+ at Scale — Monorepos, Tasks, Caching, and CI
In the previous chapter, we used Vite+ for a normal application: vp dev vp check vp test vp build That workflow is already useful. But there's anoth…
Stop Using So Many Media Queries! Use clamp() Instead!
Learn how senior frontend engineers eliminate breakpoint bloat and build fluid, production-grade UIs using native CSS math: clamp(), min(), and max(…
How I Built and Published a Vue 3 Starter Kit CLI
A step-by-step breakdown of building create-vue-starter-with-test — from bootstrapping a Vue app to publishing a CLI tool on npm. Overview create-vu…
WebForms Core 2.2 Development Has Begun
A New Stateless Architecture for Server-Orchestrated UI Unlike many server-driven UI approaches, including Blazor Server , WebForms Core introduces…