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A short essay on how modern web stacks leave people behind — and why shipping progressive, resilient HTML still matters in 2026.
2 min · 455 words
Ten Lines Of Code That Changed My World
Roel Nieskens picks ten short snippets—from BASIC hello-world loops to JavaScript wat Batman and typography hacks—that shaped how he thinks about programming, fronts-ends, and fonts.
3 min · 689 words
The Grand Unifying Architecture of Frontend
Ryan Carniato maps 30 years of frontend architectures onto one grid—navigation, content, affordances—covering HTMX, LiveView, SPAs, Astro, Server Components, and SolidJS 2.0.
11 min · 2,432 words
This is a modern motherfucking website.
Robin Reel's tongue-in-cheek manifesto for building fast, readable, accessible sites without framework bloat—modern CSS and HTML done plainly.
7 min · 1,533 words
Thoughts on the Future of Web Browsers
Sarah Jamie Lewis reflects on AI-stuffed browsers, the erosion of the open web client, and what a healthier browser future might prioritize beyond chat sidebars and surveillance-friendly defaults.
5 min · 1,191 words
JavaScript Backdoors and Page Integrity
Entelecheia proposes page-integrity architecture so browsers can verify content per URL, not only per domain, addressing JavaScript backdoors on shared hosting and CDNs.
10 min · 2,312 words
Judah Gabriel Himango argues agentic interfaces will subsume traditional apps and websites—what changes for developers when the primary UI becomes a conversation with tools.
5 min · 1,254 words