Modern work requires attention. Constant alerts steal it

In tough economic times, everyone looks for ways to lower costs without impacting productivity (heck, if we’re doing wish lists, let’s improve productivity, too). And this is one of those times, with many companies making the hard decision to lay off workers and worrying about the impact of new AI technologies.

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Celebrating 10 Years of React

Today marks a significant milestone for frontend development. May 29th is the 10th anniversary of React, a project that has transformed the web industry and reshaped the way we build digital experiences.

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Why Zod is a Developer-Friendly Validation Library

Most software needs to consume data from an external source. When writing such software, it’s good practice to validate the incoming data to ensure that it’s in an expected format.

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How to Build a Great Software Engineering Team

Software development is teamwork and having a good team structure is vital for its success. But, even a tiny misalignment of the team structure could adversely affect our teams’ output. That’s why we should be extra careful when putting a team together.

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How to Setup and Use ChatGPT in Mac Terminal

Are you still accessing ChatGPT through the website, or via 3rd party tools? How about trying something different? You know, you don’t always have to open your browser and navigate to the ChatGPT website. You can actually use ChatGPT directly from your Mac’s Terminal as well.

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[Micro Frontend] Module Federation with Vite for React

With the introduction to the Microservice architecture for backend developers were looking into developing a similar architecture for frontend applications which is what we now known as Micro frontends. This architecture has similar set of pros and cons as Microservices but for frontend.

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A Pragmatist’s Guide To Lean User Research

Even a small amount of user research can save so much time. Instead of telling you once again what the best practice is and adding to your imposter syndrome, let’s concentrate on some practical approaches to user research that we might be able to fit into our existing projects without being left disillusioned.

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