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Written content to help you along your web development journey, without forgetting to have some fun along the way.

Should You Learn jQuery in 2022?

It may seem like jQuery has been dead for years, but it is still widely used in 2022. But should you take the time to learn it?

Jul 22, 2022

Designing a Website for Variable Content using Extremes

Designing a website with variable content is challenging. Here’s a suggestion I give designers that helps strengthen the system without adding significant scope to the project.

Jul 03, 2022

Creating Parity Between CI and Jamstack Deployment Process

You can get to production faster by separating CI and build/deployment process. But there’s risk in it. Here are two approaches to help with the decision.

Jul 01, 2022

10 Angular Tools to Build Creative Web Apps

To help the developers build robust and high-quality web apps, Angular offers plenty of useful tools.

Harikrishna Kundariya
Jun 30, 2022

A CLI Tool for Catching Typos in Code and Content

A handy CLI tool for catching misspellings in any files in your codebase.

Jun 30, 2022

Open External next/link Links in a New Tab

Add a component that dynamically swaps between next/link and a native anchor tag, and decides how to write the target attribute, all based on the href property.

Jun 30, 2022

A Brief Introduction to Inlining Critical CSS

Although more applicable to traditionally-built sites, inlining critical CSS can be a quick and easy performance boost for your site, especially as it grows.

Jun 25, 2022

One of My Favorite Performance-Boosting Netlify Plugins

Inlining critical CSS is a breeze for classic SSG sites built and deployed using Netlify. Here’s how it works.

Jun 25, 2022

Run React Effect Hook only Once in Strict Mode

Running React in strict mode with Next.js can lead to useEffect callbacks with zero dependencies to run twice in development. Here’s a way around that.

Jun 25, 2022

Avoiding an Infinite Loop in the useEffect Hook

It’s surprisingly easy to create infinite loops in React.

Jun 24, 2022