Meta Quest apps being fully built with React Native/React DOM shows how far the whole ecosystem has come

React Rule 2# Don’t overuse Redux, Zustand or any other global state. Think twice before storing global state

I had a bad experience at a coffee shop in Berlin about a month ago. I left a negative review. Shortly after, I received an email from Google warning me that I could be sued for defamation. Now I understand why Google reviews don’t work. People are scared to be honest, and

This post is not about using Redux, I use it daily. It's about what you store in the global state, and what in a local one.

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Funny how AI overuses useEffect, just like a junior dev would.

Use NPM. No, Yarn. Wait, Bun is faster. They all work. We just love picking sides.

Fun fact: You can have 100% test coverage and still ship bugs to production

No one talks about how responsive design has become almost obsolete in the age of AI. I used to hate making sites responsive with CSS, and now I barely even think about it.

This Expo update will save more hours than AI. No more endless iOS build times.

Why do so many devs think Tailwind CSS is only for pet projects?

Perfect GitHub? Usually a red flag. Real devs have half-baked commits, messy branches, private repos, GitLab repos, and days spent planning/communicating instead of pushing perfectly green squares.

Why does Clerk auth feel like the universal badge of vibe coded apps?

You’re just one script away from having a perfectly green GitHub contribution graph