
Explore five bizarre browser APIs that open up opportunities for delightful interfaces, unexpected interactions, and thoughtful accessibility enhancements.

Compare the top AI development tools and models of December 2025. View updated rankings, feature breakdowns, and find the best fit for you.

AI speeds up tasks like research synthesis, ideation, and first-draft wireframes, but it can’t replace clarity, taste, or decision-making. Here’s a grounded look at what AI actually does well in UX right now.

Fixing AI code, over-engineering JavaScript, and more: discover what’s new in The Replay, LogRocket’s newsletter for dev and engineering leaders, in the December 10th issue.

Recent Issues Dec. 10: Fixing AI-generated code: 5 ways to debug, test, and ship safely – Andrew Evans, principal engineer and […]

Andrew Evans, principal engineer and tech lead at CarMax discusses five ways to fix AI-generated code and help you debug, test, and ship safely.

This tutorial walks through recreating Apple’s Liquid Glass UI on the web using SVG filters, CSS, and React. You’ll learn how to build refraction and reflection effects with custom displacement and specular maps, and how to balance performance and accessibility when using advanced filter pipelines.

tRPC solved type safety for full-stack TypeScript teams. oRPC borrowed the best parts and added interoperability. This article breaks down how both frameworks work and where each one fits best.

Learn about Bun 1.3, which marks a shift from fast runtime to full JS toolchain—and see the impact of Anthropic’s acquisition of Bun.

Stop defaulting to JavaScript. Modern CSS handles virtualization, responsive layouts, and scroll animations better than ever – with far less code.

Explore TanStack DB’s new feature, Query-Driven Sync, and how you can leverage it to build efficient, scalable React applications.

Error boundaries catch only render-time failures, which isn’t enough for modern async UIs. Signals treat errors as reactive state, giving you consistent handling across your app.