Your SPA Is Leaking Memory. Soak Test It 🔗
Some teams force-reload their single-page web apps (SPAs) every few hours just to clear the memory the app leaked. A Playwright soak test finds the le [...]
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Some teams force-reload their single-page web apps (SPAs) every few hours just to clear the memory the app leaked. A Playwright soak test finds the le [...]
Thousands of AI agent skills have flooded GitHub recently, most of them teaching models what they already know. The land grab is on. [...]
Safari and Firefox change how big sites render based on the domain. TikTok, Netflix, Instagram… even SeatGuru. Chrome doesn’t. Why is that? [...]
Designers have been complaining for decades that what ships doesn’t match what they designed. The fix isn’t better handoffs or AI tools. It’s engineer [...]
Pretext went viral for its beautiful canvas demos. But the community is showcasing the wrong feature. [...]
How working within hard limits produced some of the most elegant software in history, and what we can learn from it. [...]
You don’t need more performance heroes on your engineering team. Make the fast path the easy path. [...]
Every millisecond your JavaScript runs is a millisecond borrowed from your users. Here's how to be a better guest on the main thread. [...]
After a decade of React dominance, it’s time to remember that frameworks run inside the web, not the other way around. [...]
Make your dynamic content accessible by default with the HTML tag that time forgot. [...]
Most frontend reviews sign off clean code. But your users don’t see the code, they see the bugs you missed. [...]
We keep changing how we style the web, but the real problem isn’t CSS. It’s how we build around it. [...]
What happens when accessibility stops being a best practice and starts being the law? We’re about to find out. [...]
Apparently, frontend developers are about to be made obsolete. This all sounds very familiar. [...]
Loading spinners. Hydration delays. 300kB for a blog post. There’s a better way to build the web. [...]
The early web had no layout system. No CSS. So we improvised, slicing, stretching, and nesting our way to structure. [...]
You’re going to hate me for saying this, but I actually like being on-call. Honestly! It’s taught me more about frontend quality than any bug tracker [...]