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Need for Speed Underground 2, one of gaming's cult classics, is now playable in modern browsers with no installation, at 120 FPS and with multiplayer support, thanks to its x86 code being compiled to WebAssembly and its Direct3D 9 graphics running on WebGPU.
We build, step by step, a type-safe AI Router architecture that classifies incoming user requests with the Jev decision model before sending them to large language models in modern Next.js and TypeScript web applications.
We compared the 13 best Tailwind CSS component libraries that speed up interface development in modern web projects, covering their architectural approaches and use cases.
The Vercel app is a hosting service that builds the Next.js project in your Git repository and publishes it at an address. To start for free you need an account, a repository and a first deployment.
Three HTMX patterns: submitting a form without a page reload, returning HTML fragments to a search box and loading tabs from the server. Each example uses a single feature.
Finding bugs from screenshots, fixing UI and reusable prompt patterns with Kimi vision prompting. A practical debugging guide.
Practices for generating HTML/CSS/React components from screenshots or Figma-style mockups with Kimi K2.5, plus limits and quality-control tips.
Angular v22 promotes Signal Forms, Angular Aria and async reactivity to stable, simplifies dependency injection, improves templates and the router, makes OnPush the default and adds tooling for AI coding agents. A practical tour of what changes.
In 2026, a good frontend stack shouldn't just offer fast development; it should also provide type safety, testability, observability and sustainable team practices. In this post I walk through the modern frontend tools I keep choosing for production projects.
13 new CVEs disclosed across the Next.js and React ecosystem reopen the debate on framework architecture around RSC, middleware/proxy, WebSocket upgrades, cache poisoning and beforeInteractive script security.
Long considered 'feature-complete', HTMX drops its XHR foundation and moves to the Fetch API in version 4.0. This change strengthens both performance and simplicity with streaming-based UI updates, Idiomorph morphing built into the core, more explicit inheritance behavior and more visible UI responses to errors.
Tired of giant JavaScript frameworks like React, Vue and Angular? HTMX restores HTML's real power and lets you build modern, dynamic web applications with zero JavaScript dependencies. This 16 KB library is rewriting the rules of frontend development.
Which deploy platforms are rising beyond Vercel and Railway? We compare 15 frontend, PaaS, edge, database and AI-focused platforms by grouping them into categories. With practical stack recommendations for teams building a startup.
Vite 8 is finally out as a stable release! The new version ships with Rolldown, a Rust-based unified bundler that replaces esbuild and Rollup, and gives developers up to 30x faster build times.
Meta has handed governance of React, React Native and JSX to the independent React Foundation, whose founding members include Amazon, Microsoft and Vercel. What does this historic step mean for the frontend ecosystem?
TypeScript 6.0 Beta has been released. The new version arrives as preparation for the move to TypeScript 7.0 and brings significant changes to module resolution, default settings and many legacy options.
Angular 21.1 ships with Signal Forms updates, router auto cleanup and new template syntax features. We've rounded up the technical points that matter most when migrating.
Angular, React and Vue now compete on reactivity models, hydration and compiler optimizations rather than raw component speed. A practical comparison of performance, bundle size, developer experience, tooling, community and scale, with a decision guide.
In an Angular Nx workspace, Tailwind v4's PostCSS plugin scans the whole repository by default. Here is why that happens and a step-by-step way to limit scanning to the code an app actually uses.
A practical guide to the frontend patterns that hold up in 2026, from atomic design, state models and container queries to design systems, AI-assisted workflows, accessibility and performance techniques like code splitting and tree shaking.
Vite 8 beta moves to Rolldown as its single bundler. Here is why the switch happened, what it means for build speed and plugins, and how to try the beta safely in an existing project.
Designed specifically for Large Language Models (LLMs), TOON is a readable, efficient data format that uses 30-60% fewer tokens than JSON.
Tailwind Builder is a free AI tool developed by WrapPixel and powered by technologies such as React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, ApexCharts and TanStack. It lets you generate production-quality code for forms, tables and charts in seconds.
As a Rust-based, unified toolchain, Vite+ promises performance and consistency; but its commercial licensing model also brings debates about funding and adoption in the community.
ChatGPT can now work directly with apps such as Spotify, Figma, Canva, Booking.com, Coursera, Expedia and Zillow. How to connect them, what each one can do, what you share by linking an account and where the feature is available.
OpenAI tells site owners to add ARIA so its Atlas browser agent understands pages better. Accessibility experts see a misreading of what ARIA is for, and a new opening for keyword stuffing that would hurt real screen reader users.
Put the same small feature in React and Backbone side by side and the code is about the same length. The real difference is where the complexity hides, and what that costs when things break in small and mid-sized apps.
The dynamic-result announcements we usually patch together with a div and ARIA are already built into HTML through the <output> element. Here is how it works, where it fits and the caveats to know. Accessible, semantic and framework-agnostic.
A step-by-step look at how Amazon S3 achieves high durability, scalability and security at global scale through its front-end request handling, metadata indexing, storage placement, durability/repair and security layers.
Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro is a reasoning-first model aimed squarely at rich web applications. Its architecture, context window, multimodal input, Google's hardware advantage, practical frontend uses and how it compares on speed, quality and price.
32 articles about Frontend, often together with Web Development, Coding, AI. The newest one is "Legendary Racing Game Need for Speed Underground 2 Is Now Playable Directly in the Web Browser".