Writing about frontend systems, automation, AI workflows, and things I figure out while building.
Why Next.js 16 throws this error at build time, where the Suspense boundary actually has to go, and the two common fixes that quietly make things worse.
React Compiler auto-memoizes at build time and is one of 2026's most-discussed shifts. What it does, and the specific reason this site hasn't adopted it yet.
Not a feature bake-off. The real architectural difference between a terminal-native coding agent and an AI-native editor, from building this site with one.
MCP standardizes how AI agents talk to tools and data. What it actually solves, how the pieces fit together, and where it fits next to n8n-style automation.
DevStash runs Tailwind v4 with every token in @theme, not tailwind.config.ts. What that migration actually breaks, and one silent-failure gotcha worth knowing.
AI features moved from developer tools into photo, video, and banking apps in 2026. Here is what that shift means for building consumer-facing products.
AI-assisted development lets one developer credibly own product, design, frontend, and content. Here is what that actually requires versus what it removes.
App Router file-based conventions that make Next.js predictable for humans also make it easy for AI agents to navigate. Here is why that is not a coincidence.
AI meeting-notes tools promise to remove note-taking entirely. Here is what that automation gets right, where it fails quietly, and how I would build it in n8n.
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