Frontend Engineering

I didn’t quit React because it’s bad. Continue reading on Medium »

One of the most common bugs in payment flows: user clicks the button twice, and two payments get processed. Continue reading on Medium »

If you’ve started experimenting with Angular v22 Resources, you’ve probably noticed a frustrating UX issue. Continue reading on Medium »

We are building massive, distributed enterprise systems. Continue reading on Medium »

A direct follow-up to my useEffect article. Three patterns that retired the worst kind of useEffect in my codebase, plus the one rule I… Continue reading on Lev

HTML and CSS quietly absorbed the UI patterns we used to script by hand. Here’s what to hand back to the browser. Continue reading on Medium »

Company: ServiceNow Role: Senior Frontend Engineer Experience: 5 Years Continue reading on Frontend Army »

When you first discover hooks in React, useState feels like magic. It is the literal heartbeat of your interface. You want an input field… Continue reading on M

The DOM (Document Object Model) is a programming interface for web documents. Continue reading on Medium »

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Your API responds in 50ms, but the app still feels frozen. INP doesn’t care about your backend. It cares about your main thread. Continue reading on JavaScript

Most React developers are wasting hours on things that free tools can handle in seconds. I know because I was one of them. Between… Continue reading on Medium »

The numbers aren’t even the interesting part. The interesting part is that I felt caught. Continue reading on Medium »

In 2026, Frontend Systems Need Engines — Not Scripts. Continue reading on Medium »

When I started learning React, I thought building more projects automatically meant becoming a better developer. Continue reading on Medium »

No more magic abstraction. Your UI will freeze if your app depends on using bare setTimeout, RxJS subscriptions, or external libraries for… Continue reading on

There’s a question every frontend developer eventually faces, whether joining a new team, starting a greenfield project, or just trying to… Continue reading on

At senior level, React interview questions rarely stop at “what does this hook do?” Continue reading on Medium »

How miragejs-orm became a standalone, TypeScript-first package — no server, no inflection magic, no schema getting in your way. Continue reading on Medium »

The architecture the frontend world love-hated is now quietly powering enterprise web at scale Continue reading on Medium »

The first warning sign was not a frontend crash. It was a hiring metric. A growing SaaS company noticed that new frontend engineers who… Continue reading on Med

Halo semuanya! Saat kita mulai belajar pengembangan web modern, salah satu konsep paling mendasar yang wajib dipahami adalah arsitektur… Continue reading on Med

React 19 didn’t arrive as a single event. It landed as a release, then quietly became a platform — Actions, the compiler, Server… Continue reading on Towards De

Angular 22 released on June 4, 2026. OnPush is now the default. Signal Forms are stable. The Resource API is production-ready. Here is… Continue reading on Medi

Building Smart Notes Pro with VibeCoding and Vanilla JavaScript Continue reading on Medium »

Given a string of HTML, return the plain text content with all tags removed. Continue reading on Medium »

Design Patterns Don’t Always Translate to the Browser Continue reading on Medium »

This is a fun little tutorial where we will build a rounded navigation bar with a smooth blue indicator that follows each link when the… Continue reading on Med

In today’s rapidly evolving AI-driven landscape, new tools, frameworks, and libraries emerge almost every day. Continue reading on Medium »

Most developers can build a form. Most can fetch data from an API. But the moment a product manager says, "Can we add infinite scroll?” or… Continue reading on

The night before my interview I revised event bubbling for two hours. Wrote it out, drew diagrams, explained it to myself out loud like a… Continue reading on M

Part 6 of the “Angular, Decoded” series Continue reading on Medium »

Recently, I was interviewed by Ever Quint, and here’s how it went. Continue reading on Frontend Army »

How to break one frontend into many: the four real approaches, when each fits, and when you shouldn’t bother Continue reading on Medium »

The web stack still matters. It just isn’t the center of the conversation anymore. Continue reading on Stackademic »

If you’ve been building for the web, you know the struggle: you need a sleek, responsive image slider or carousel, but the available… Continue reading on Medium

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Frontend didn’t become complex because developers made bad choices. It became complex because the browser evolved into a distributed… Continue reading on JavaSc

For more than a decade, React has been the default answer to frontend development. Continue reading on Medium »

You’ve optimized your React components. You’ve implemented lazy loading. You’ve reduced bundle sizes. You’ve compressed images. Continue reading on Medium »

Let’s be honest: Angular templates have been the quiet achiever of the framework’s renaissance. While everyone was rightly excited about… Continue reading on Me

If you want to build a website, you always start with three core technologies: Continue reading on Medium »

If you have Googled “Next.js vs React,” you are not alone. This is one of the most searched questions among beginner developers in 2026. Continue reading on Med

Angular 22 quietly flipped a router default that has been annoying developers for years: paramsInheritanceStrategychanged from 'emptyOnly'… Continue reading on

A free, MIT-licensed viewer that runs 100% in the browser — no server, no Microsoft iframe, no API keys. Continue reading on Medium »

I built Contemporary React Tooltip to see how much of JS the browser can now do with CSS now. Turned out almost all of it. It’s ~8 kB… Continue reading on Mediu

A few years ago, browsers were simple. Continue reading on Front-end World »

A simple JavaScript feature. Continue reading on Medium »