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The Great De-Frameworking: Why AI Makes Native Code Cool Again How AI can free us from the upgrade treadmill and give us back code we actually own. AI is targeting your node_modules Your doom-scroll …
AI tools like Copilot are dismantling reliance on frameworks such as React, Tailwind, and Next.js, ushering in "de-frameworking." They generate efficient native JavaScript, CSS, and Web Components faster than framework experts, escaping upgrade hell and dependency issues. Developers regain code ownership, building maintainable projects that age gracefully. Frameworks offered short-term boosts but created treadmills; AI returns simplicity, letting humans focus on logic over scaffolding maintenance.
Tired of React boilerplate? Discover how HTMX simplifies modern web development by bringing back server-rendered HTML, with a twist.
What the heck is wrong with dating apps?
The dating app industry often prioritizes engagement over intimacy, creating a cycle of "overchoice" that leaves users more exhausted than connected. This analysis pulls back the curtain on how algorithmic structures and endless scrolling mimic a marketplace, transforming human connection into a gamified chore. By understanding the psychological mechanics of choice overload, you can reclaim your digital well-being and shift your focus from quantity to meaningful depth. It’s an essential look at how to navigate the modern search for love without losing your sanity.
Aisle of Indecision: Welcome to Modern Dating
State management is one of the most important concepts in Flutter development. It helps keep your app UI in sync with its internal data…
In this simple tutorial, we shall create a simple REST API that will enable us to create a user, log in the registered user, get the user…
A simple module for Nuxt to provide a powerful feature toggle system.
Redux is becoming the de facto way to build React apps. And there are tons of examples that show how it’s done. But React-Redux apps have…
This is the first article of a series on functional programming in dynamically typed languages such as Javascript.
In 2015 I started my first job as a developer, after having spent five months turning my coding hobby into a profession.
A moderately inappropriate look at silly things designers do and don’t do
If you’re a newcomer to JavaScript, jargon like “module bundlers vs. module loaders,” “Webpack vs. Browserify” and “AMD vs. CommonJS” can…
What is Vim? If, for some strange reason, you don’t know what Vim is, here’s the short answer: Vim is a highly configurable text editor built to enable e…
Here are 10 Vim tips that I think you should know about.
Story of how I unexpectedly built a monster of an open source project
I don’t consider myself a nitpicker. That’s only true, and it’s all fine and dandy… until I find a console.log() that someone forgot to…