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The release of React 19 brings exciting new features and patterns, but it also creates immediate friction for development teams working with existing ESLint configurations. Many developers encounter warnings about deprecated or unstable APIs that were once acceptable, particularly around default pro
Open source has always been about people building something together. Over the past few weeks, something really exciting happened to Avenx.js: we started receiving contributions from developers outside of our core team. Now we'd like to take the next step. Avenx.js is a modern JavaScript framework f
A quick note before we start: this post is for beginners trying to understand how closures actually work. I have done my best as per my limited knowledge to explain what happens under the hood, so if I have gotten anything wrong, please correct me in the comments. When I was first learning closures,
Next.js 16.3: Instant Navigations Next.js 16.3 preview introduces "Instant Navigations", a new way to make app navigations feel much faster. There are also new dev tools like Instant Insights, a Navigation Inspector, and a Playwright helper for testing instant page changes ► What RSCs Can Do in Next
Every atomic-CSS system eventually hits the same wall: the built-in breakpoints and pseudo-classes are great — until the day you need something they never shipped with. A brand-specific selector. A retina-display query. A tablet breakpoint that doesn't match any of the defaults. Most tools force you
Hi folks. I have thos domain: https://www.gjb.au On here I have multiple website hosted in sperate top level folders. https://www.gjb.au/fomop And... https://www.gjb.au/millhouse Among others. If you visit https://www.gjb.au/fomop you will notice favicon.ico is working fine. It is located at https:/
A new post on Google’s Chromium blog shares the results of the latest Chrome performance benchmarks, including record scores on tests running on an M5 MacBook Pro. Here are the details. more…
Building Custom WHMCS Modules with Modern Web Technologies WHMCS (Web Host Manager Complete Solution) is a powerful platform for hosting providers, but its real strength lies in its extensibility through custom modules. In this guide, I'll walk you through building professional-grade WHMCS modules u
Recently, I published another major piece of the ecosystem publicly: @citrusworx/juiceui on NPM And honestly, Juice was never really about: competing with Tailwind replacing Bootstrap creating “yet another CSS framework” It came from something much deeper that kept bothering me while building larger
Introduction Creating clean, responsive layouts is one of the most important skills in web development. In this blog, I’ll walk you through how I built a simple two‑column design using CSS Grid. This approach makes it easy to divide a container into flexible sections, perfect for portfolios, dashboa
Two weeks ago there was one tool on truffleagent.com: a spinwheel. Today there are sixteen. They share a shape. The shape is the whole point of the exercise. Single page. Single Astro file in the source. No signup, no server-side state, no analytics, no cookie banner, no third-party scripts. State p
JavaScript operators are symbols or keywords used to perform operations on values and variables. They are the building blocks of JavaScript expressions and can manipulate data in various ways. 1. Arithmetic Operator Arithmetic operators take numerical values (either literals or variables) as their o
There are two ways to ship a web app with AI today. In 2026, both are already breaking. The app builders. Lovable, Replit, v0, Bolt, and a dozen more from the last six months. You type a sentence, you get a page, and the first hour feels like magic. Then you ask for a second user on the same documen
Client and Server Side in JavaScript There are 3 major types of JavaScript namely: Client-Side JavaScript (CSJS) -- an extended version of JavaScript that enables the enhancement and manipulation of web pages and client browsers Server-Side JavaScript (SSJS) -- an extended version of JavaScript that
React 19.2 is the most practically significant React release since 19.0. Three major features shipped simultaneously — and together they change how you should structure React apps in 2026. Most articles describe what these features are. This guide goes further: real before/after code, when not to us
Debugging JavaScript: The Guide I Wish I Had Earlier (2026) Debugging is a skill. A learnable skill. Here's how to find and fix bugs faster. Before touching any tool: 1. Reproduce the bug consistently → Can you make it happen every time? → What are the EXACT steps? → What's different when it works v
This article shares why a web engineer holding a Claude Code Max 20x plan has mostly stopped using AI for coding at work. It's not about abandoning AI — it's about narrowing down where I let AI take over. Looking back honestly, I was acquiring knowledge faster before I delegated most coding to AI. O
Both Lottie and Framer Motion are popular animation tools for web apps, but they solve completely different problems. Using the wrong one will make your life harder. Here's how to pick. Lottie plays pre-built animations exported from a design tool (After Effects, Lottie Editor, etc.). The motion is
CSS in 2026: Modern Techniques You Might Not Know (2026) CSS has evolved massively. Here are the modern features that change how you write styles. /* Before: Media queries respond to VIEWPORT size */ /* Problem: A card looks different in sidebar vs main content area */ /* After: Container queries re
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about trying to build a universal ButtonComponent — one with no custom CSS classes. The result worked but was complicated. The night I wrote it up, a simpler approach just came to me. The trick: a ButtonComponent that just renders a div with the correct styles applied.
