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Writing — Page 16
A mix of technical deep-dives, career reflections, and dispatches from the road.

developmentJan 4, 2026· 3 min
JavaScript Signals: The New Reactivity Primitive Coming to the Platform
Signals are already powering reactivity in Solid, Preact, and Angular. Now there's a TC39 proposal to bring them to the JavaScript language itself — here's what that means.
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developmentDec 29, 2025· 3 min
The View Transitions API: Smooth Page Animations Without a Framework
The View Transitions API lets you animate between page states with just a few lines of CSS and JavaScript. Here's how it works and where it shines.
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developmentDec 26, 2025· 3 min
AI in the Browser: Running Real Models with Transformers.js
You don't need a backend to run AI anymore. Transformers.js lets you run Hugging Face models directly in the browser or Node.js — here's how to get started.
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developmentDec 13, 2025· 3 min
Vite 6: What's New and Why the Environment API Changes Everything
Vite 6 arrived in late 2024 with the new Environment API at its core. Here's what changed, what it means for framework authors, and what you need to update in your projects.
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developmentDec 3, 2025· 3 min
CSS Container Queries: A Practical Guide for Component-Based Layouts
Container queries finally give us components that adapt to their context, not just the viewport. Here's how to use them effectively in real projects.
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developmentNov 19, 2025· 3 min
Next.js 15 App Router: Patterns Worth Adopting Now
Next.js 15 shipped with a stabilized App Router and a cleaner async model. Here are the patterns that actually improve your day-to-day development.
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developmentNov 18, 2025· 3 min
TypeScript 5.7: What's New and Why It Matters
TypeScript 5.7 landed with some genuinely useful additions — from stricter initialization checks to path rewriting in emit. Here's what you need to know.
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travelOct 7, 2025· 2 min
Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
A 20-mile canyon of hydrothermally altered rock in brilliant yellows, oranges, and reds, with the 308-foot Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River at its head.
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travelOct 7, 2025· 2 min
Grand Teton: Mountains That Don't Wait to Impress You
Grand Teton National Park in northwestern Wyoming rises abruptly from the valley floor without foothills — the jagged Teton peaks just appear, reflected in glacial lakes, with wildlife grazing in the meadows below.
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