Template literal types are a powerful feature of TypeScript that you might not have heard of.

Media Queries are a CSS feature that can be used to conditionally apply selected styles on an HTML element. Some examples of media queries include checking for the width of the browser window, checking for the media type (print, screen), or checking for dark/light mode preference.

If you want to develop SEO friendly and fast websites with React, you have two choices: server-side rendering (SSR) or static site generation (SSG). But how

How can you filter a queryset by default so that no matter where you use the model, the filter will be applied?

The consensus in the React community now seems to be that, you should avoid using React.FC. But why is that?

It seems we have, in the web community, collectively forgotten the role of the URL in storing the state of our application.