An independent development blogUpdated October 25, 2026
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Ten in-depth pieces about modern frontend development and the tools changing the profession.

10 ARTICLES / OCTOBER 2026
A—001AI / practice

How AI agents are changing frontend development

From autocomplete to agents that read a project, edit code, run tests, and verify the result in a browser.

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A—002AI / tools

Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, or Copilot: what to choose

Five coding agents compared by workspace, autonomy, models, privacy, and real frontend workflows.

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A—003AI / tools

OpenCode: an open alternative to commercial coding agents

How OpenCode handles AGENTS.md, provider-neutral models, permissions, MCP, and specialized agents.

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A—004AI / tools

Cursor vs. Claude Code: IDE or terminal

Two approaches to AI development: continuous visual work in an editor and a controllable terminal-first agent.

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A—005AI / practice

Building an AI workflow for a frontend project

A practical process from task definition to browser checks, automated tests, and human review.

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A—006AI / quality

AI built the interface: what a human must review

A practical checklist for security, accessibility, performance, and the quality of AI-generated frontend code.

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A—007Frontend / React

React 19.3 and Next.js 16: the new React stack

View Transitions, Activity, React Compiler, Cache Components, Turbopack, and AI debugging tools.

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A—008Frontend / tooling

Vite 8 and Rolldown: Rust enters frontend tooling

Why Vite unified development and production around Rolldown, and how to migrate safely.

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A—009Frontend / TypeScript

TypeScript 7 in Go: speed and migration risks

The native TypeScript compiler, the path through version 6, API limits, and the impact on large frontend projects.

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A—010Frontend / platform

Browser AI and Baseline 2026

Built-in Chrome AI APIs and platform features that reduce dependence on cloud services and libraries.

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