All blog posts tagged with web-development
Introduces LLMTEXT, an open-source toolkit for creating, validating, and using llms.txt files to make websites accessible to AI agents through standardized documentation and MCP servers.
Chronicles an attempt to create a scalable browser automation API using Bun and Fly.io, exploring the FLAME pattern and analyzing cost structures for AI-powered web scraping.
Documents the creation of an automated domain management system using NameCheap and CloudFlare APIs to streamline the process of turning ideas into working websites.
Reflects on the challenges and lessons learned from attempting to run frontend, backend, and multi-domain hosting from a single server, ultimately choosing a more pragmatic hybrid approach.
A clever workaround for generating static pages for multiple domains in Next.js by repurposing the locale feature, including a high-performance multi-domain markdown setup.
A tutorial on creating a draggable horizontal resizer in React for dynamic layouts, inspired by VSCode's resizable panels, implemented as a reusable React hook.
A technical solution for fixing Tailwind CSS dark mode class precedence issues in TypeScript monorepos by using the bang (!) modifier to force proper styling.
A technical guide to web scraping using Puppeteer and JavaScript to extract public information from social media platforms while navigating anti-scraping protections.
A decision framework for choosing between web and native app development, evaluating capabilities, platform preferences, user acquisition, retention strategies, and cost considerations including PWAs versus React Native.
A comprehensive guide to React Native covering setup, tooling, libraries, and why it's the future of cross-platform development for web, Android, and iOS.
A comprehensive comparison between WordPress and Ghost CMS from a blogger's perspective, arguing that Ghost's modern Node.js architecture makes it superior for serious writers and journalists despite requiring more technical knowledge.
The journey from WordPress frustrations to learning JavaScript, React Native, and Node.js to bring software ideas to life.