Frontend Engineering

Meet Pretext — the library changing how we build feeds, chat apps, and dynamic layouts without layout thrashing or DOM reads Continue reading on Medium »

Why React 19’s growing complexity is intentional — and how advanced tooling, server components, and compiler-driven workflows are… Continue reading on Medium »

The React Compiler Killed Manual Optimisation. Handwriting. useMemo or useCallback is now like...

No config file. No PostCSS dependency. oklch colors. ~5× faster builds. I ran v4 in a real Next.js project — here's what changed in practice.

In my last post, I introduced LinkedIn Secret Weapon, the Chrome Extension I built with Claude Code...

This blog was originally published on Descope. Next.js 16 marks a significant shift for the...

Cheng Lou, a Midjourney engineer, recently released Pretext, a 15KB open-source TypeScript library that measures and lays out text without browser layout reflow

Next.js vs Vite in 2026: What You Should Actually Use The JavaScript ecosystem continues to evolve rapidly, and in 2026, the debate between Next.js and Vite rem

The decisions behind auth are more consequential than most developers realize. Continue reading on CodeScoop.dev »

Countdown timers are everywhere on the modern web. You’ve probably seen them on product launch pages (think new iPhone drops or Shopify… Continue reading on Med

Slice.js is a lightweight, vanilla framework for building real web applications with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It keeps the architecture… Continue reading on M

Recently, I went through the first round of a frontend interview. Sharing the questions I was asked - this round focused heavily on… Continue reading on Medium

Recently, I went through the first round of a frontend interview. Sharing the questions I was asked - this round focused heavily on… Continue reading on Medium

getComputedStyle lies to you. Here's the one CSS keyword that tells the truth. Continue reading on Medium »

Next.js vs Vite in 2026: What You Should Actually Use As we approach 2026, the JavaScript ecosystem continues to evolve rapidly. Two of the most prominent tools

“I used to write 30 lines of JavaScript just to animate something on scroll. Now? Two lines of CSS. No, seriously.” Continue reading on CodeX »

We deleted most of our frontend code and nothing broke. Continue reading on Medium »

Lighthouse is a starting point, not the finish line. Continue reading on CodeScoop.dev »

Explore the ultimate roadmap for frontend engineers in 2026, covering essential skills, tools, and emerging trends that will shape the… Continue reading on Leve

The Shift Toward Unified Data and Routing Logic The frontend architecture of production...

A while ago, I wrote about KEML. It didn’t land the way I wanted it to. Not because the idea was...

Tired of hand-writing hundreds of keyframes? FSCSS is a lightweight CSS pre-processor that brings arrays and loops to your animations. Here's how it works.

A cross-framework TodoMVC benchmark comparing raw, minified, and min+gzip bundle size growth as component count increases.

When I started learning React, I made a lot of mistakes. Not because React is hard — but because I...

Photo by Dylan Gillis on Unsplash Continue reading on Medium »

We shipped a memory leak to production. It stayed there for six months. And not a single alert caught it. Continue reading on Medium »

We shipped a memory leak to production. It stayed there for six months. And not a single alert caught it. Continue reading on Medium »

Every developer has a story — mine started with confusion, uncertainty, and zero direction. Continue reading on Medium »

Nuxt.js Nedir? Tarihçesi ve Gelişimi Nuxt.js, Vue.js tabanlı bir framework olarak, 2016 yılında...

Nuxt.js: Tarihçesi ve Gelişimi Nuxt.js, Vue.js tabanlı bir framework olarak 2016 yılında ortaya...