Check out this guide, which ranks the top 10 JavaScript/HTML5 game engines by popularity, capability, and use case.
The React team officially released the first Release Candidate (RC). Let’s go over what’s new in RC and what it means for React developers.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) provides a standardized way for AI models to access contextual information from diverse data sources.
Explore RBAC, ABAC, ACL, and PBAC access control methods and discover which one is ideal for your frontend use case.
There’s been major controversy surrounding Next.js’s openness. Discover how OpenNext is addressing the bubbling issue of Next.js portability.
By using SRP, developers can produce code that is easier to debug, test, and extend, making it clearer, more maintainable, and scalable.
POST requests: Handling errors, authentication, and best practicesLearn about the Axios POST method and discover how to deploy it in vanilla JavaScript and frameworks like React.
Explore htmx, a small browser-oriented JavaScript library aimed at building no-nonsense, server-driven web apps.
Compare nine alternatives to the Create React app, and learn how they can help you build modern React applications more efficiently.
Explore underrated JavaScript APIs like `structuredClone` and `AbortController` that let you build dynamic, performant, and user-friendly apps.
Learn how to manage environment variables in Next.js, which influence how an application behaves in different contexts and environments.
useActionState in React: A practical guide with examplesDiscover how React’s useActionState Hook makes it easier to handle user actions, especially form submissions and async state changes.
