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Latest story tracked: Apr 16, 2026

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  • JavaScript language and runtime updates
  • Package ecosystem, build tooling, and browser APIs
  • Production JavaScript practices

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9 Things You’re Overengineering (The Browser Already Solved Them)
01Thursday, April 2, 2026

9 Things You’re Overengineering (The Browser Already Solved Them)

In this guide, the author explores nine powerful, often overlooked browser APIs and CSS features that eliminate the need for heavy external dependencies. From performance-boosting tools like requestIdleCallback and requestAnimationFrame to modern CSS capabilities like container queries and :focus-within, these native solutions improve efficiency, accessibility, and architectural simplicity in modern web development.

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You’re a Real Software Developer Only If…
02Thursday, April 9, 2026

You’re a Real Software Developer Only If…

The author reflects on their experience speaking at jsDay 2026, sharing humorous anecdotes about travel delays and common shared experiences among software developers. This lighthearted piece highlights the universal realities of coding, such as breaking production, debugging mysteries, and the 'it works on my machine' phenomenon, ultimately validating the developer journey.

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Most Apps Are Slower Than They Need to Be — Here’s Why (Live Demo🛸)
03Thursday, April 16, 2026

Most Apps Are Slower Than They Need to Be — Here’s Why (Live Demo🛸)

Modern browsers have evolved into robust compute platforms. By utilizing WebAssembly and WebGPU, developers can move resource-intensive tasks like physics simulations and machine learning from the backend to the client. These technologies provide significant performance gains, enabling high-complexity applications while remaining compatible with standard frontend frameworks like React.

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Converting old home movie DVDs into a private streaming site
04Wednesday, April 8, 2026

Converting old home movie DVDs into a private streaming site

A user digitized old family home videos from DVDs by using an external USB drive, Claude Code for script generation, and various CLI tools including ddrescue and ffmpeg. The converted videos were hosted on Cloudflare R2 and Pages, creating a private, cost-effective streaming site for family access with features like hover previews and mobile support.

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