Building web in 2026

As AI tools improve, many programming activities seem to move faster.

I find regexp writing very entertaining.

On this page, you can find a full list of all React Alicante 2025 talks with my short comments.

Nine things from my CityJS London 2025 notes: The community is excited about MCP.

On this page, you can find a full list of all React Paris 2025 talks with my short comments.

In this article, I want to zoom in on coding interviews for Senior Full Stack JavaScript roles at small to medium-sized companies (not FAANG!).

“Balancing Coupling in Software Design”, the new book by Vlad Khononov, can be summarised by one logical expression: BALANCE = (STRENGTH XOR DISTANCE) OR NOT VOLATILITY If that seems a bit cryptic, don’t worry.

On this page, you can find a full list of all React Alicante 2024 talks with my short comments.

Tidy First?

This type of post is more useful for the author than the reader, so feel free to skip to the comments.

Below you will find supporting materials for my lightning talk, “Advent of Frontend Architecture”, at the BarcelonaJS meetup.

Every developer I’ve met during my mentorship sessions was striving to learn.

On this page, you can find a full list of all React Alicante 2023 talks with my short comments.

The success of the onboarding process depends equally on both parties.

I learned about Renovate a couple of years ago when I was trying to group automated updates in Dependabot.

Spring 2023 was fun.

Today I want to share a short ebook by software architect and author Nate Schutta.

There is a famous quote from Donald Knuth that premature performance optimisation is the root of all evil.

I find myself very lucky to be a software engineer.

According to the State of JS report, the “Code Architecture” problem was the main pain point for JavaScript developers in 2022.

Flutter is a popular framework for building cross-platform mobile apps.

Last year I had several mentorship/coaching experiences, and the results impressed me.

“Selling is hard, and personally, I hate selling.

There is an idea that every developer should master tons of sophisticated tools and keyboard shortcuts to be truly professional and efficient.

Developers often blame “bad management” when something goes wrong.

One obvious strength of static sites is their performance.

In my previous post on the subject I suggested the long term approach to the learning problem: focus on general knowledge rather than on specific tools and implementations.

I opened my previous post about 1:1 meetings with the following paragraph: Every new Tech Lead will struggle to find time for coding in their busy day.

Every new Tech Lead will struggle to find time for coding in their busy day.

I was first paid for some webdev related work in 2006.

2019 was an interesting and productive year for me.

On monorepos Monorepo is a popular way of organizing code bases in large organizations like Google, Facebook and Twitter.

Yesterday I spent a few hours learning basics of Kubernetes and then another couple of hours upgrading this blog from GatsbyJS v1 to v2.

I’ve got a couple of great resources to share with those who eventually found themselves in a team lead / tech lead shoes (just like me).

I’m so exited to open this blog with a post about Elm, a functional programming language for building web frontend.