The author announces a new feature for Edna, a note-taking app: the ability to create, switch, and manage multiple notes with keyboard shortcuts.
A developer details the iterative UI design process for the 'Ask AI' feature in their note-taking app, Edna, focusing on API key clarity.
A developer's guide to calling various LLM APIs (OpenAI, Grok, Anthropic, Google) directly from the browser, including workarounds and using OpenRouter.
Explains the new HTML popover='hint' type, its behavior compared to 'auto' and 'manual', and how to implement it with JavaScript.
Explains Svelte 5 snippets, covering basics, use cases like reducing nesting, and replacing slots.
Analyzes Svelte 5's reactivity, debunking its 'magic' by comparing its explicit signals to Svelte 4's compiler-based 'magic'.
A critique comparing two JavaScript conferences, JSNation and React Summit, analyzing their technical depth and alignment with user needs.
Explores an experimental front-end tool for querying Java Flight Recorder (JFR) data using a custom SQL-like language.
A guide to using Web Workers in React to offload heavy data filtering from the main thread, improving UI responsiveness for large tables.
Announcement of the revival of the Refresh PGH web design and development meetup in Pittsburgh, with details for the upcoming event.
A web developer argues for building accessible UIs by highlighting the practical, selfish benefits for developers, such as easier debugging and better code.
An analysis of React's evolution, its current state in 2025, and the community's mixed reactions and frustrations regarding its direction.
Explores CSS partial keyframes, a technique for creating dynamic animations by omitting starting values.
A keynote speaker explores the emotional drivers of web accessibility adoption, arguing that professional pride and shame are key motivators for developers.
A developer's build log for PocketCal, an open-source web app for creating and sharing calendar date groups via URL, created with GitHub Copilot.
A tutorial on setting up a modern React frontend with Vite and a Flask backend, updated for 2025 development practices.
A developer's criteria and research for choosing a new, unconventional programming language to learn for full-stack web development.
Explains the CSS @starting-style rule for creating transitions on elements hidden by display:none, covering its syntax and quirks.
Explores the differences between websites and web applications, focusing on scaling challenges, user experience, and the benefits of modern frameworks like React.
A front-end developer explores the basics of View Transitions API for creating smooth animations between DOM states using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
