React Concurrent Features: How Suspense and Error Boundaries Improved Our UX by 40%
Six months ago, our React application felt sluggish despite aggressive optimization. Users complained about jarring loading states, crashes that took down entir...
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Six months ago, our React application felt sluggish despite aggressive optimization. Users complained about jarring loading states, crashes that took down entir...
Three months ago, our Next.js application was hit with 3 million attack attempts in 48 hours. SQL injection, XSS, brute force login attempts, and DDoS attacks -...
Three weeks ago, our SaaS dashboard was failing Core Web Vitals. Users complained about sluggish navigation, and our TTFB averaged 1.2 seconds. After implementi...
Last year, our photo editing SaaS was choking on high-resolution images. Users uploaded 50MB RAW files expecting instant previews, but our JavaScript-based proc...
Last month, I completed migrating our production e-commerce platform from React 18 to React 19 Server Components. The results shocked even me - our JavaScript b...
Working on multiple related projects used to drain my mental energy. I'd constantly switch between VS Code windows, lose track of which terminal belonged to whi...
When TypeScript 5.5 dropped on June 20, 2024, I expected incremental improvements. What I got instead was a productivity revolution. After six months of using i...
Our React application was hemorrhaging performance. Initial bundle size hit 2.3MB, First Contentful Paint averaged 8.2 seconds on mobile, and users were abandon...
Most React developers know the basics: use semantic HTML, add alt text to images, and include ARIA labels. But building truly accessible applications requires m...
After building React applications with different state management solutions for the past three years, I've learned that choosing the right approach isn't just a...