As frontend developers, we often focus on frameworks like React, Vue, or Next.js. Read more ›
Read what's new at BrowserStack in May 2026 - New launches, product features, and more! Read more ›
90+ curated SKILL.md files for designers, PMs, and marketers. Install in Cursor, Claude Code, or VS Code for accessibility, UX writing, marketing, design systems, and more. Read more ›
In this blog post we celebrate International Women in Engineering Day by interviewing Carine Bournez, W3C Principal and Team Contact who specializes in WebRTC, Web Performance, SVG and Data Shapes. Read more ›
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Responsible AI is becoming infrastructure for AI agents: runtime controls, system accountability, human oversight, and safeguards for tools that act Read more ›
Omada has introduced Omada Identity Sovereign, a new solution that enables organizations to take direct control over where and how their identity governance is deployed. The solution addresses the digital sovereignty requirements, including data, operational, and jurisdictional control, that regulated organizations cannot meet with standard cloud deployments. Digital sovereignty is moving from preference to procurement priority across Europe’s regulated industries. New European regulations su... Read more ›
Today I was looking to improve the tooling around ERB templates in our project, get a linter at least. I started with erb_lint gem, but soon discovered the HERB project. The docs are a bit cryptic, but it's basically a gem that gives you a powerful linter a-la rubocop. gem "herb" and then bundle exec herb analyze . Check out the many rules available (and you can even write custom ones in JS!) Read more ›
Unstyled, accessible Phoenix components with a full server-and-client API, powered by Zag.js state machines. Read more ›
We recently built out a few embeddable widgets and chose to use React + Tailwind 4 delivered as a Web Component (built with Vite). We had confidence that this combination would work well for our needs given our familiarity with each, but we knew there would be some things to figure out, too. So how is this supposed to work? # Let’s start with the pieces involved: - a modern approach to web encapsulation/integration, and a welcome alternative to the dated iframe approaches. - does what it says... Read more ›
introduces experimental bundled dev mode, designed to improve development performance in projects with many modules. In internal testing on an app with 10,000 React components, the Vite team saw up to 15 times faster startup and 10 times faster full page reloads compared to the traditional unbundled server. The mode is still experimental and currently focuses on browser side behavior and core Vite features, so some third party plugins and minor features may not work yet. Early real world test... Read more ›
Swaps the default hashers across the Rust compiler crates for rustc-hash's faster `FxHasher`. ## Why `FxHasher` is a simple, fast, non-cryptographic hasher. std's default (SipHash) is DoS... Read more ›
microsoft/typescript commit history visualized — 623 contributors, 279,437 lines of code, 2014–2021. Watch the codebase and team evolve. Read more ›
The deaths, which occurred shortly after mobilization and training, have prompted allegations from relatives and former servicemen of inadequate medical care and, in some cases, physical abuse within the unit. Regiment commanders have rejected accusations of systemic wrongdoing. Read more ›
This year, under the theme #EngineeringIntelligence, we are shining a spotlight on a powerful shift already happening across our teams: how women in tech are embedding artificial intelligence into their daily workflows as a core multiplier. Read more ›
Recently, the importance of universal design has increased. Color universal design (CUD) is one type of universal design that takes people with color vision deficiency (CVD) into consideration. Websites are important media for providing various types of information and functions. Therefore, it is essential to enhance the accessibility of web pages by incorporating CUD principles. The goal of our study is to help improve the accessibility of web ... Read more ›
The mandatory breaks have proven increasingly unpopular as the tournament has progressed. FIFA’s introduction of mandatory hydration breaks during … Read more ›
UI/UX Solutions for Different Industries We create user experiences across a wide range of industries, including: Business & Consulting eCommerce Healthcare Education Technology Real Estate Hospitality Professional Services Startups & Emerging Businesses Each solution is customized according to industry requirements and audience expectations. Design Features That Improve User Experience Thoughtful UI/UX design supports stronger engagement and smoother interactions. Our solutions may include: ... Read more ›
I’m a frontend developer, consultant, accessibility auditor, blogger, teacher, and book author from Austria. Read more ›
Generic AI reviewers are built to read any diff on GitHub. That is the problem. They read a .svelte file like plain JavaScript. The syntax checks out, so they wave it through, and they miss the bugs that come from how Svelte and SvelteKit actually run. Those bugs compile, pass review, and break in production. Why a framework-blind reviewer misses the real bugs A reviewer that only sees JS syntax cannot reason about what runs on the server versus the client, what is reactive, or what ends up i... Read more ›