UI/UX, HTML, CSS, and modern frameworks to build beautiful and accessible websites.
Vite makes development fast by default. This post shows how to make production builds just as intentional—lean bundles, predictable envs, and code that ships only when needed.
Performance hooks are scalpels, not band-aids. This post teaches you how to use them intentionally—only where they solve real problems.
Custom hooks aren’t just helpers. Used well, they define architectural seams in your React app. Used poorly, they hide complexity and make refactoring painful.
Routing becomes powerful when URLs express intent. This post shows how to protect routes, manage auth flows, and encode UI state in the URL—without hacks.
Routing is the skeleton of your application. This post teaches you how to design clean, scalable routes with React Router—without turning navigation into spaghetti.
Most React state bugs come from mixing UI state with server state. This post teaches you how to draw a hard line between them—and why that line matters.
Redux isn’t the default anymore—but when your app needs it, Redux Toolkit is the cleanest, safest way to introduce global state at scale.
Context provides access. Reducers provide structure. Together, they form a powerful, lightweight architecture for managing app-level state in React.
When state stops being simple values and starts behaving like a system, useReducer gives you structure, predictability, and clarity.
React Context is powerful, but easy to misuse. This post shows how to design Context providers that stay fast, readable, and maintainable in real apps.
Most React state problems aren’t technical—they’re architectural. This post teaches you how to place state correctly so your app stays simple, fast, and maintainable.
Unit tests build confidence in components. End-to-end tests build confidence in the product. This post shows how to test real user journeys with Playwright.
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