RippleJS takes a fresh approach to UI development with no re-renders and TypeScript built in. Here’s why it’s gaining attention.
As a developer, it’s easy to feel like you need to integrate AI into every feature and deploy agents for every task. But what if the smartest move isn’t to use AI, but to know when not to?
Coming from C# can quietly sabotage your TypeScript code. This article shows how to swap nullable flags and enums for discriminated unions and literal types so your Angular apps model state cleanly and stay easy to reason about.
Micro frontends boost autonomy but they make CSS a nightmare. In this guide, I break down how to scale styling without collisions using design tokens, CSS Modules, and the Shadow DOM.
Learn how ChatGPT’s new browser Atlas fits into a frontend developer’s toolkit, including the debugging and testing process.
Users don’t think in terms of frontend or backend; they just see features. This article explores why composition, not reactivity, is becoming the core organizing idea in modern UI architecture.
Discover what’s new in The Replay, LogRocket’s newsletter for dev and engineering leaders, in the November 19th issue.
Jack Herrington writes about how React 19.2 rebuilds async handling from the ground up with use(),
The web has always had an uneasy relationship with connectivity. Most applications are designed as if the network will be […]
Streaming AI responses is one of the easiest ways to improve UX. Here’s how to implement it in a Next.js app using the Vercel AI SDK—typing effect, reasoning, and all.
Learn how React Router’s Middleware API fixes leaky redirects and redundant data fetching in protected routes.
A developer’s retrospective on creating an AI video transcription agent with Mastra, an open-source TypeScript framework for building AI agents.
