Modern web development moves quickly, but users expect stability. Feature flags (also called toggles) let teams ship code continuously while controlling when—and to whom—new capabilities appear. Instead of coupling deployment...
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Edge Rendering and the Islands Architecture: Delivering Speed Without Losing Interactivity Modern users expect instant load times and rich interactivity. Historically, developers chose between server-side rendering (SSR) for speed or...
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Server-rendered web apps are moving beyond “fetch data on the server, mutate on the client.” Modern frameworks (e.g., Next.js Server Actions, Remix actions, SvelteKit actions, Nuxt server routes) let you...
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State Management in 2025: Signals, Server Components, and Store Slices—Choosing the Right Mix Modern front-ends juggle three kinds of state: server state (fetched data that changes on the backend), client...
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Real-time collaboration—multiple users editing the same document, board, or dataset simultaneously—has moved from novelty to baseline. Teams expect Google-Docs-style coauthoring, cursors dancing, comments syncing, and zero data loss even when...
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Modern products rarely have a single “frontend.” You’ll likely ship a marketing site, a React/Next.js web app, a mobile app, maybe even a watch widget. Forcing all of them to...
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An offline-first approach treats the device as the system of record most of the time and the backend as an eventual consistency partner. Done correctly, users get instant interactions, no...
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Fast startup is the first impression users get of your app. Android and iOS both penalize sluggish launches with lower engagement, worse reviews, and—on Android—ANR risk if you overwork the...
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Push notifications can drive retention—or churn if abused. The craft is getting the right message to the right user at the right time, with the right technical setup so it...
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Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) has matured into a practical way to share non-UI code across Android, iOS, desktop, and web. It works best when you keep the shared layer focused and...
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