Learn how to build smooth, high-performance scroll animations using requestAnimationFrame. This article walks through time-based and velocity-based techniques, performance best practices, accessibility considerations, and debugging tips to create fluid scrolling experiences.
Learn how the DOM Scheduling (Task Scheduling) API changes the way we schedule main-thread work. This tutorial compares the Scheduling API with requestAnimationFrame, requestIdleCallback and setTimeout, includes practical code examples, benchmarks and fallbacks, and shows how to make UIs feel snappier.
A practical, in-depth guide to the Scheduling API: what it is, why it matters, how to use scheduler.postTask (with code examples), fallbacks, real-world use cases, best practices and browser support notes to help you add prioritized, non-blocking work to modern web applications.
Astro's partial hydration - the islands approach to shipping zero or minimal JS by default - lets teams build fast, interactive sites without sacrificing developer ergonomics. This article explains the concept, shows how Astro implements it, compares it to traditional hydration strategies, and provides practical guidance for adopting it.
Get practical, actionable tips to make your Astro sites fast - from harnessing the islands architecture and partial hydration to optimizing images, bundling, and caching for real-world performance gains.
A deep dive into anonymized real-world case studies showing how businesses across e-commerce, SaaS, publishing, marketplaces and internal tools used React Remix to improve performance, developer experience, and product metrics - with concrete technical patterns, code examples, and lessons learned from developers and product owners.
React Remix has pushed a server-first, progressive-enhancement model into mainstream React development. This article analyzes how Remix changes the SPA conversation: benefits, trade-offs, technical implications, and when it makes sense to move away from a classic client-heavy SPA.
A contrarian, in-depth look at Tailwind CSS and Bootstrap. This article argues that the framework you love is holding you back - and shows how performance, customization, and developer experience change when you swap a pattern-heavy framework for a utility-first approach (and vice versa).