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Posts on React, Next.js, and TypeScript — architecture, performance, and the parts of frontend work that are hard to get right.
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Zustand in Next.js: Simple Client State Management
Zustand is a lightweight and simple state-management solution for Next.js applications. This guide explains how to use Zustand with the Next.js App Router, create and organize stores, manage shared client-side state, use selectors, persist state, and understand when Zustand should be used alongside tools like Server Components and TanStack Query.
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How Frontend Developers Can Survive the AI Era
AI is changing frontend development. Learn how frontend developers can stay relevant by mastering fundamentals, architecture, AI-assisted development, product thinking, and problem solving.
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Bridging the Gap: Simplifying Data Mutations with Next.js Server Actions
How Next.js Server Actions reduce boilerplate and collapse the boundary between client and server for faster full-stack development.
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The Shift to "Copy-Paste" Components: Why I Use Shadcn UI for Modern Web Apps
Why moving away from rigid npm component libraries to copy-paste architectures like Shadcn UI improves code ownership, accessibility, and bundle size.
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Optimizing React Performance
A practical pass over re-render control, list virtualization, and the Core Web Vitals that actually move.
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React: Why and How?
What the component model actually optimizes for, and when reaching for React is the wrong call entirely.
Read postThe Beauty of TanStack Query
Why a dedicated caching layer changes how you write data fetching, and the mental model that makes the whole library click.
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