These are opinions, not rules, from someone still working on their own portfolio. Take what's useful and ignore the rest. I'll share what I've aimed for on my own site, what I think a visitor actually needs, and a simple…
Yet, for our platform, the standard Silicon Valley optimization playbook was completely off the table: Here is the exact engineering breakdown of how we overhauled our rendering pipeline, transformed our CSS containment model, and pushed our mobile scores to 98/100 on…
JSLab feature notes: one docs page, explained. Today: Themes and appearance. You stare at an editor all day. It should look the way you like. JSLab, a JavaScript & TypeScript scratchpad for macOS, gives you three ways to get there. JSLab…
When Svelte first captured the web development community, it arrived with a bold manifesto: "Virtual DOM is pure overhead. Svelte runs at build time, converting your components into tiny, highly efficient vanilla JavaScript that surgically updates the DOM." Under the…
My name is Alex Dev, and I'm an independent developer from Brazil. I've been working on JARVIS OS, an AI-powered digital workspace designed to bring technology, productivity, and intelligent tools together in one platform. My goal is to build something…
An AI chat endpoint feels finished the moment tokens start streaming into the browser. Then your first real bill arrives, and the token count is higher than what your users actually read. The usual reason: responses that keep generating after…
Ladybird has just made an interesting case for its independent browser engine. It has two notable improvements that make the experience of browsing the web much smoother. Two aspects of everyday browsing include scrolling through web pages and selecting text,…
How DesignArena: Full-Stack is scored · DesignArena source Measure models on real work See how open, closed, and specialized models perform on domain-specific tasks drawn from production workloads. Evaluate models against the tasks, constraints, and quality standards that define acceptable work…
Nakodo publishes 76 pages. 63 of them come out of one React component, ContentPage, which is 208 lines including three exported helpers. The routes that use it look like this, and seven of the eight are this short: Guides, YouTube niches, Instagram niches,…
Nakodo is 72,683 lines of TypeScript and TSX across src, with strict: true and a clean tsc --noEmit. That sentence means less than it sounds like, so I went and counted the places where the types are being asked to look…
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