Technical guides, architecture patterns, and performance optimizations for web developers.
Prepare for Vite interviews with 25 practical questions about development servers, plugins, environment variables, production builds, SSR, library mode, and migration decisions.
Prepare for experienced React interviews with 25 practical questions about Hooks, rendering, state, performance, accessibility, testing, and architecture decisions.
Learn React Hooks through practical examples. Covers useState, useRef, useReducer, useEffect, useMemo, useCallback, custom Hooks, accessibility, and performance decisions.
My Next.js personal site had 36 pages Google knew about but never crawled. Here's the exact diagnosis, the sitemap fixes, and the Node.js script I wrote to force-index all of them using the Google Indexing API — wired into GitHub Actions to run on every deploy.
Prepare for Vitest interviews with 25 practical questions, clear answers, and code examples for setup, mocking, coverage, Browser Mode, and Jest migration. This guide covers Vitest, not Vite build-tool interviews.
How to set up Vitest with Next.js 16 App Router in 2026. Fixes ESM/CommonJS errors, configures happy-dom, mocks Next.js router and Supabase, and gets you to 100% reliable tests. Includes copy-paste config.
Complete guide to building a production-grade analytics dashboard with Next.js 16, Google Analytics, GitHub API, and Supabase. Includes full code examples, troubleshooting, and deployment strategies.
Step-by-step Vite to Next.js 16 App Router migration guide with real metrics: 54% JS bundle reduction, 0.8s TTFB, Lighthouse 78→96. Covers route restructuring, Server Components, async params gotchas, and image handling.
How I fixed LCP to under 1.2s, removed 14KB of render-blocking JS, pushed CLS to 0, and hit 100/100/100/100 on Lighthouse. Real code, before/after numbers, and every gotcha you will hit.
How AI, Server Components, and a return to simplicity are reshaping the way we build for the web.
A comprehensive guide to understanding JavaScript quirks - from type coercion to closures. Learn why [] + {} behaves the way it does and master the language peculiarities.