From the Journal

The Oxide engine and CSS-first config are a real upgrade, but the shadow, border, and ring renames will shift your UI without telling you. A migration field report.

The client-side parts of React 19 we actually use every day, plus the one TypeScript change to refs that broke our build the first afternoon.

Schema as plain TypeScript, two query styles, and the single-statement relational reads that sold us. Plus the honest 2026 caveat now that Prisma 7 went pure TypeScript.

This site runs on SQLite through Turso. Embedded replicas, the single-primary constraint, the read-your-writes gotcha, and exactly when this beats a managed Postgres.

Streaming a model response with the Vercel AI SDK is one line. The engineering is in the rate limits, output caps, and step limits that keep a public chat bubble from costing a fortune.

15 production-tested Next.js 16 patterns: Partial Prerendering, Server Actions, explicit caching, streaming, and the architecture calls that ship.

React Native’s FlatList is a powerful component for rendering large lists efficiently, but poor optimization can still cause lag, slow scrolling, and unnecessary re-renders. In this blog, I’ll share practical ways to improve FlatList performance and create smoother user experiences.