Introducing Fitz LiveViews: real-time UI in one language, zero JS build
TL;DR — Fitz LiveViews is a real-time UI framework for Fitz , a compiled, gradually-typed language where HTTP, WebSockets, auth, and an ORM are part o…
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You've been wrapping `new URL()` in try/catch. `URL.parse()` does it natively.
Every codebase has this utility function somewhere. You wrote it the first time an untrusted URL caused an uncaught exception, or when a form field ne…
Building a Browser-Based Line Break Remover with Local-First Text Processing
Removing line breaks looks like a one-regex job. text.replace(/\n/g, '') and you're done. Then real text shows up, and it turns out line endings are a…
Array methods are eager. Iterator helpers are lazy. Here's why that matters.
Every time you chain .filter() and .map() on an array, JavaScript creates two new arrays. For small lists this is invisible. For a large dataset, a ge…
Building a Real-Time Word Counter in JavaScript
Why Build One? Whether you are building a modern CMS, an in-browser markdown editor, or a custom blogging platform, real-time text analysis is a funda…
You reach for Sass to mix colors. `color-mix()` does it natively.
Every design system has this pattern: one brand color, eight shade variants, a slightly darkened hover state, and a lightened disabled state. For year…
You hand-edit headlines to avoid orphaned words. `text-wrap: balance` does it natively.
Here is a small but persistent annoyance in frontend work: <h1> The Practical Guide to Building Resilient Web </h1> The browser broke the …
I Replaced ESLint and Prettier with Biome
I used to juggle ESLint and Prettier every day. Two tools. Multiple config files. Plugin conflicts. Slow checks. And that constant feeling that someth…
Frontend Interview Flow: Stages, Signals, and Prep
What is a frontend interview really looking for? Interviewers want proof you can ship a reliable UI—not how many frameworks you know. They check: Unde…
Tailwind CSS v4: Architecture, Features, and Performance Upgrades
Originally published on tamiz.pro . Tailwind CSS v4, currently in its alpha stages, marks a pivotal evolution for the utility-first CSS framework. Far…
Why I built Sanctuary: A local-first, zero-tracking reflection app
Most journaling and mental wellness apps require syncing sensitive personal thoughts to cloud servers where they risk being mined or exposed. I wanted…
Form Disaster Recovery: Session Storage Persistence ⚡
The Disconnected Form Trap When architecting complex B2B management dashboards at Smart Tech Devs, your users frequently complete heavy configuration …
Day 155 of Learning MERN Stack
Hello Dev Community! 👋 It is officially Day 155 of my software engineering track! Today, I brought the interactive catalog of Tomato — The Food Delive…
Banish UI Lag: Custom Hook Interaction Feedback ⚡
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Why I picked Astro over Next.js for my site
I've just launched my first personal site. I almost built it in Next.js anyway. Not from habit - I just knew Next.js by reputation. Huge community, sh…
Stop Uninstalling Your App to Test Staging and Production: A Proper Multi-Environment Setup for Mobile Development
reactnative #expo #mobile #frontend If you've worked with a web app before, you know how convenient it is to run staging/development and production si…
"Why I Build Serverless, Client-Side Utilities: The Architecture of QuickQR and ARTRES"
In a development culture obsessed with heavy frameworks and complex backend infrastructure, there is massive, untapped power in pure client-side execu…
Why I Still Test In Safari First (And The Bugs It Catches Early)
Yes, I Still Open Safari First I build and test new frontend work in Safari first. On purpose. Repeatedly. Sober. I know that sounds backwards. Everyo…
A Free CBT Equation Editor for Math & Chemistry
While building a Computer-Based Testing (CBT) platform, I ran into an unexpected problem. Creating mathematics and chemistry questions wasn't nearly a…
Next.js vs React in 2026
The most common mistake in this debate is treating Next.js and React as competitors. They aren't. React is a UI library for building components. Next.…
The Missing Layer Between LLMs and Your DOM
Every serious AI product is racing toward the same feature: instead of returning text, return UI. Ask for a dashboard, get a dashboard. Ask for a form…
The Mall of React: An Uncle-Nephew Guide
One mall. Many shops. From the day everything had to be rearranged by hand, to the smart, modern mall you shop in today. Setting the Scene 👦 Nephew: U…
Laravel Precognition: Live Validation That Reuses Your Backend Rules
Book: Decoupled PHP — Clean and Hexagonal Architecture for Applications That Outlive the Framework Also by me: Thinking in Go (2-book series) — Comple…
A Green Frontend Pipeline Is Not the Same as a Safe Release
There is a particular kind of confidence that only a green CI pipeline can produce. The pull request is open. Unit tests pass. Browser tests pass. The…
Cross Browser Testing: A Complete Guide to Website Compatibility (2026)
A website that looks perfect in one browser might appear completely broken in another. Variations in rendering engines, JavaScript execution, and CSS …
Form validation without Formik or React Hook Form: treat your rules as domain logic
We've all been here. A new form shows up, you install React Hook Form, add Zod or Yup, and in ten minutes you have something that "works." The problem…
🚀 Just launched a new web project — HKMC Builders & Developers Website 🏗️✨
Excited to share my latest development work: 🌐 https://hkmcbuildersanddevelopers.com/ I designed and developed a modern, responsive website experience…
Next.js isn't the best framework. It's the most reliable bet.
Next.js is the most used React meta-framework in the world and one of the most resented. The numbers say both things at once. The State of JavaScript …
Build Collaborative Spreadsheets and Data Grids
Daily we do not start by saying: “Let’s build Google Sheets inside our application.” We start: “We need an editable table.” Then the customer asks us …
EzLang - a systems language aiming to make native software easier to write
Repo: https://github.com/ZYF93/EzLang EzLang is an experimental systems programming language built around a simple idea: native software should be fas…