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Blog - BlogOct 11, 2026

Sondages pour devs 🧑‍💻

dryan.comSep 23, 2026

https://daverupert.com/2026/08/microlighter/

Vishuddha

VishuddhaSep 5, 2026

Rendering Patterns in React and Next.js — A Map for the Genuinely Confused

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Vishuddha

VishuddhaSep 5, 2026

Browser & JS Engine — Key Takeaways for Frontend Engineers

Stuff a software engineer should know about browsers

javscriptbrowser

leekehSep 1, 2026

We need to talk about accessible accordions

Browsers and ARIA guidelines disagree on what makes a correct accordion, and I'm tired of it.

accessibilityfrontend

Blog - BlogAug 25, 2026

CSS : my favorite layout pattern

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Dublin Tech MusingsAug 20, 2026

Why you should do web development full stack

Ramble about being constrained, I guess

webdevsoftware development

leekehJul 14, 2026

Why frontend developers should learn more than just React

What can we learn from studying other frameworks, and what are we missing out on if we don't?

design-systemsfrontend

cbennell.com

cbennell.comJun 2, 2026

"Every Layout" Mixins

Every Layout is a collection of composable CSS layout patterns. Here's how I've extracted them into a reusable pattern library I can use in any project.

tenphi.me

tenphi.meApr 23, 2026

Why I spent years trying to make CSS states predictable

Why predictable CSS state resolution matters, and how Tasty approaches it with state maps and non-overlapping selectors.

TkDodo's blog

TkDodo's blogApr 13, 2026

The Vertical Codebase

Let's take a look at why the common, horizontal code structure is not ideal, where it breaks down, and what we can do about it.

FrontendArchitecture

Devtools FM

Devtools FMFeb 8, 2026

Dana Lawson - Netlify

Netlify CTO Dana Lawson discusses her journey from the US Army to leading engineering teams and Netlify's evolution into AI-powered developer tools.

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Harshit's Notes

Harshit's NotesJan 8, 2026

The Tailwind Labs Story: How AI Disrupted a Successful Business Model

On January 6, 2026, Adam Wathan, creator of Tailwind CSS, made a difficult announcement that sent shockwaves through the web development community: Tailwind Labs laid off 75% of its engineering team—three out of four engineers—despite the framework being more popular than ever. The layoffs occurred because of a brutal 80% revenue collapse, driven primarily by the way artificial intelligence has fundamentally altered how developers learn, build, and consume development tools. This situation represents a watershed moment in understanding how AI impacts not just the broader tech industry, but specifically the economics of open-source software businesses and their commercial derivatives.

#softwarefrontend

Devtools FM

Devtools FMJan 4, 2026

Jeppe Reinhold - Storybook Modernization

Jeppe Reinhold from Chromatic reveals Storybook's transformation into a fast, modern development environment with Vite integration and AI-powered component discovery.

storybookfrontend

Devtools FM

Devtools FMOct 6, 2025

Gabriel Nordeborn - Rescript

Gabriel Nordeborn from the Rescript team showcases the OCaml-based language's superpowers including pattern matching and seamless React integration for frontend development.

fubits.devJul 7, 2025

Curated List: Web Platform, CSS, Accessibility

Web DevelopmentCSS

Devtools FM

Devtools FMMay 12, 2025

James Garbutt - E18e

James Garbutt explains e18e, the community initiative focused on improving JavaScript package performance across the entire npm ecosystem.

JavaScriptperformance

Devtools FM

Devtools FMMar 16, 2025

Simen Svale - sanity.io

Simen Svale from Sanity.io explains how their developer-focused CMS is evolving into a content operating system with real-time collaboration features.

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Devtools FM

Devtools FMFeb 2, 2025

Ryan Carniato - SolidJS, Marko.js, and the Future of Frontend Development

Ryan Carniato explores SolidJS's reactive approach that works opposite to React, plus his insights on Marko.js and the future of frontend frameworks.

Devtools FM

Devtools FMDec 2, 2024

Anselm Eickhoff - Jazz Tools

Anselm Eickhoff presents Jazz Tools, reimagining client-server boundaries for local-first apps with collaborative data structures.

typescriptfrontend

cbennell.com

cbennell.comNov 25, 2024

I Tried Three CSS Frameworks So You Don't Have To

I tested OpenProps, Bulma, and TailwindCSS while migrating to Bridgetown, and found they fall on a revealing continuum from pure CSS custom properties to all-in utility classes. Here's what I learned about each approach.

Alex's blogSep 13, 2024

Website Performance. Big Basic Checklist

A fast website is something very obvious and simple: the site loads quickly and does not freeze. “If you make people wait 3 seconds, you start losing users” is a rule that probably every web developer has heard. But this rule is only the tip of the iceberg, both when it comes to the reasons customers are lost and when it comes to real outcomes. This article is a comprehensive collection of information about performance: from the history of the first analysis tools and the reasons they appeared, to modern problems and universal ways to improve a website.

performancefrontend

Devtools FM

Devtools FMJul 28, 2024

Nathan Walker, Eduardo Speroni - NativeScript

Nathan Walker and Eduardo Speroni dive into NativeScript's ability to bridge JavaScript with native platform APIs for cross-platform mobile development.

technologyjavascript

Alex's blogMay 16, 2024

React Conf 2024. React v19 RC

The first day of React.js Conf just concluded. This much-anticipated conference took place almost 3 years after the previous one. The React updates were just as eagerly awaited. The conference began with these updates and this article will be dedicated to them. And yes, as you saw from the preview — version 19 has moved into the release candidate status. The full release is promised within two weeks.