What should a native DOM templating API look like?
https://justinfagnani.com/2025/06/30/what-should-a-dom-templating-api-look-like/

What should a native DOM templating API look like?
https://justinfagnani.com/2025/06/30/what-should-a-dom-templating-api-look-like/
Kathryn Grayson Nanz presents 'Usability Testing Without a UX Specialist' July 25th at Nebraska.Code().
Yo, FE's I need some advice.
I want to set up a build tool which will take my modern JS and transpile it to es2018 (or whatever target I settle on).
Bun won't transpile to different targets, as much as I like it.
Have not used Vite that much but it seems it uses esbuild (for esnext or es2020 targets).
Was curious about SnowPack (I know people find WebPack super outdated now).
Maybe I just need Babel and the tooling that handles this is not as important. But would be interested to hear any recs.
React 19: What’s New and Why It Matters
https://www.indianperson.com/uncategorised/react-19-whats-new-and-why-it-matters/
React 19 introduces powerful new features and improvements that enhance performance, developer experience, and app capabilities. This post explores what's new and why these updates matter for modern web development.
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Zustand for React feels awful. I don't even understand how that library ever took off.
It felt like someone wanted to be cute about JavaScript, only to end up building something that only works for them.
I feel that way too many people are praising global state (via signals or atomics) in frontend development, which I find to be rather misguided.
I mean, stuff like this makes sense for MVPs and one-off projects, but for customer-facing stuff: careful with it.
People keep saying RxJS (well, observables) aren't suitable for React.
No, RxJS (and observables) are absolutely perfect for React.
We know how TypeScript type widening and narrowing work, but what does it mean in practice, and how can you manage or take advantage of it? If it feels frustrating, you're not alone.
JavaScript Views, the Hard Way – A Pattern for Writing UI
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Why do people default to React and JavaScript for front end and UIs?
As a backend developer whose frontend experience is mostly from using Phoenix and Django, which utilize server-side rendering, I’m wondering why most people choose React and JavaScript as the “default” frontend solution, even for pages and SaaS products that don’t really benefit from any additional client-side interactivity.
packagejson is not just a dependency tracker but a powerful tool for efficiency, automation, and scalability in Nodejs and Drupal projects. Learn how to make the most of it by understanding its properties and how to use it in Drupal.
https://www.specbee.com/blogs/writing-smarter-drupal-code-starts-with-package-json