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React Won by Default – And It's Killing Frontend Innovation
React-by-default has hidden costs. Here's a case for making deliberate choices to select the right framework for the job.
Read More →Progressive Complexity: When Islands Should be a Continent
Level 4 excels for isolated rich components, but heavy coordination signals when to intentionally escalate to a unified framework.
Read More →Introducing hx-optimistic: Make Your HTMX Apps Feel Instant
Make HTMX apps feel instant with optimistic UI: instant feedback, automatic rollbacks, and no frameworks required, just simple declarative HTML.
Read More →A Progressive Complexity Manifesto
A manifesto for progressive web complexity. Reject the false binary between static sites and SPAs. Embrace the powerful middle ground with server-rendered HTML, HTMX, and intentional complexity escalation.
Read More →Bookmarkable by Design: URL-Driven State in HTMX
Forget complex state libraries. Use the URL as your single source of truth for filters, sorting, and pagination in HTMX applications
Read More →Architecting with Constraints: A Pragmatic Guide
Don't just reach for your favorite framework. Let's explore how a constraint-based mindset can help you choose the right tool for the job and avoid over-engineering.
Read More →Building a Lightweight Reactive State Manager with JavaScript Proxies
Tired of frontend frameworks and complex state management libraries? Learn how a few lines of JavaScript and the power of Proxies can automatically sync your UI with your application state.
Read More →Building a Modern Frontend Event System from Scratch
From spaghetti code to clean, decoupled code: building a powerful event system that scales with your application
Read More →Our Fullstack Architecture: Eta, HTMX, and Lit
Why choose between a fast MPA and a rich SPA? Our fullstack approach with Eta, HTMX, and Lit delivers the best of both worlds.
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