CommonJS is not going away

Java's Terminal Development Gap and the Push for Better CLI Tooling by 2026

The article argues that Java deserves better terminal tooling and predicts 2026 will be the year this changes. The author observes that whil

Why developers should replace JavaScript with modern HTML and CSS alternatives

Aaron T. Grogg argues that as HTML and CSS capabilities have evolved, developers should increasingly replace JavaScript-dependent solutions

The Evolution of Node.js: Modern Patterns for 2025

The article discusses the evolution of Node.js from its early callback-heavy, CommonJS-dominated days to its current state, which embraces w

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Why React and JS-heavy frameworks are often the wrong solution for web development

A critical opinion piece arguing that React and JavaScript-heavy frameworks are overused and often the wrong solution for web development. T

A Pragmatic Case for Trying HTMX as a Simpler Web Development Alternative

The article is a measured-yet-opinionated plea for developers to try HTMX as a simpler alternative to complex JavaScript frameworks like Rea