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A practical mid-2026 front-end stack
The tools I would reach for today when a project needs to be modern, maintainable, and not overly precious.- Published on
Maintaining an older Next.js site
Old does not mean broken, but it does mean you need a plan for upgrades, audits, and content health.- Published on
Next.js 16 and boring performance work
Why the best framework updates are often the ones that make everyday builds, caching, and navigation less dramatic.- Published on
Performance budgets without killing creativity
Performance work gets easier when budgets are treated as design constraints, not punishment.- Published on
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