“web-development”
The Agentic Web: Why Sites Are Becoming Agent-Ready
Explore how the Model Context Protocol is transforming websites from static pages into agent-ready interfaces that AI systems can navigate, understand, and act upon.
Building a SaaS Landing Page with Astro and Tailwind
Build a fast, SEO-friendly SaaS landing page with Astro and Tailwind CSS — content collections, islands, and deploying to a global edge network.
Secure Web Apps: CSRF, XSS, and CSP in 2026
CSRF, XSS, and CSP through the lens of the OWASP Top 10 2025: synchronizer tokens, SameSite, context-aware encoding, Trusted Types, and a nonce-based Content Security Policy that actually ships.
CI/CD for the Web: A GitHub Actions Masterclass
From first workflow to production: triggers, jobs, caching, matrices, reusable workflows, environments, and the security hardening that keeps GitHub Actions pipelines safe in 2026.
Building for the AI Web: llms.txt, MCP, and Agent-Friendly Sites
AI agents are the new crawlers. How to signal discoverability with llms.txt, expose capabilities via MCP server cards, control bot access, and make your site readable by machines.
The Cost of JavaScript: Bundle Size Optimization
Why a kilobyte of JavaScript costs more than a kilobyte of anything else, and how tree shaking, code splitting, dependency audits, and CI budgets keep bundles lean.
HTMX and the Return of Server-Rendered HTML
How htmx brings partial-page updates to hypermedia apps — no client-side state, no bundle, no build step. Core attributes, server patterns, and when it beats an SPA.
Building Search UIs with Typesense
How to add instant, typo-tolerant search to your app with Typesense — schema-first indexing, debounced search-as-you-type, highlighting, and faceted filters in minutes.
Web Accessibility: WCAG 2.2 for Developers
WCAG 2.2 is the accessibility standard your product will be measured against. Practical success criteria, testable checks, and fixes you can ship this sprint.
Building a Design System with Tailwind CSS v4
Tailwind v4 moved configuration into CSS. Learn the CSS-first theme system: design tokens, @theme, variants, and a component layer that scales across products.
Offline-First PWA Patterns That Users Love
Cache-first, network-first, stale-while-revalidate — the service worker strategies that make PWAs work without a network, plus app shell, background sync, and offline UX.
ORMs in 2026: Prisma, Drizzle, and Raw SQL
Type-safe queries, migrations, and the cases where raw SQL still wins. A practical comparison of Prisma, Drizzle, and writing SQL by hand.
Type-Safe End-to-End Development with tRPC and Zod
A shared TypeScript API where the client and server can never disagree. How tRPC infers types across the wire and Zod validates at the boundary.
Astro Islands: The Future of Content Sites
Zero JavaScript by default, hydrated islands on demand. How Astro's islands architecture ships fast content sites without sacrificing interactivity.
Edge Computing: Deploying Globally with Cloudflare Workers
Serverless JavaScript that runs in 300+ cities, before it even reaches your origin. How to build, bind, and scale applications with Cloudflare Workers.
TypeScript Type-Level Programming: Beyond the Basics
Conditional types, mapped types, template literal types, and the utility types that turn TypeScript into a compile-time language. Practical examples for daily work.
Real-Time Web Apps with WebSockets and Server-Sent Events
WebSockets give you full-duplex channels; SSE pushes server-to-client events over plain HTTP with auto-reconnect. Learn when to use each and how to build both.
Next.js App Router Patterns That Scale
Layouts, parallel routes, cache invalidation, and server actions that hold up as your Next.js app grows. Practical App Router patterns for production teams.
Server Components in 2026: A React 19 Deep Dive
React Server Components reached stable in React 19. Learn how the server/client boundary works, where data fetching belongs, and the patterns that actually scale.
Mastering Dart Dot Shorthand: Writing Concise and Readable Code
Learn how to use Dart’s dot shorthand syntax to simplify your code, from enums and constructors to static members and constant expressions.