Tirth Bodawala
How to use anime.js v4 without breaking motion
How to use anime.js v4: named imports, timelines, stagger, and the reduced-motion guard the library leaves to you, with code you can run today.
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The contracts and constraint systems behind a page: component APIs, CSS Grid, and streaming state machines.
Frontend articles from Atyantik about the contracts and constraint systems behind a page, not framework fashion. We treat component API design as the contract that decides whether a UI scales or rots, read CSS Grid and Flexbox as a dimensional decision, and build a Svelte streaming interface around one message-lifecycle state machine. Others cover SEO through the crawler's view, Storybook with Vite, the React PWA build, and which ECMAScript 2026 features to adopt.
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Ishan Chavda
Svelte AI Streaming Interface: State and UX Patterns
Build a Svelte AI streaming interface around one message-lifecycle state machine: optimistic UI, streaming, stop, retry, resume, and accessible states.
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Kalpesh Patel
Top Web Development Innovations of 2026
Discover how AI-powered tools, edge computing, WebAssembly, and privacy-first design are reshaping web development in 2026. Stay ahead of the curve.
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Kalpesh Patel
SEO-friendly frontend architecture: the crawler view
SEO-friendly frontend architecture through the crawler's-eye visibility ledger: rendering strategy, semantic HTML, directives, and JSON-LD.
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Vishalkumar Prajapati
Component API design: the contract that scales or rots
Component API design decides whether a UI component scales or rots. Props, slots, state, styling, and accessibility as five faces of one contract.
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Kalpesh Patel
Contribute to open source as a frontend developer
To contribute to open source as a frontend developer, read what four named projects put in writing before a merge, and scope one change to it.
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Juzer Dhoon
CSS Grid as a Constraint System: Declare, Browser Solves
CSS Grid as a constraint system: build one dashboard and evolve it through named areas, intrinsic sizing, auto-fit reflow, subgrid, and a layered hero.
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Juzer Dhoon
Component-driven development with Storybook and Vite
Component-driven development with Storybook and Vite as one isolation stack: the Vite builder keeps the loop real-time, Pico CSS keeps markup honest.
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Juzer Dhoon
CSS Grid vs Flexbox: The Dimensional Decision
CSS Grid vs Flexbox, decided by axis-count: reach for Grid for the two-axis frame and Flexbox for the one-axis contents, and compose both in one layout.
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Maulik Macwan
JavaScript One-Liners: Elegance and Simplicity
Practical JavaScript one-liners using ES6 and modern syntax to solve common problems concisely and elegantly, with explanations of what makes each one work.
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Ishan Chavda
5 HTML5 Tags for Frontend Developers to Play With
Learn five HTML5 tags that make your code more semantic and interactive: the q tag for quotes, s for strikethrough, mark for highlights, ruby for annotations, and details for collapsible content.
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Kalpesh Patel
Tailwind vs Bootstrap: Choose the Right CSS Framework for your Project?
Tailwind and Bootstrap are both powerful CSS frameworks, but they serve different purposes. Learn their features, performance, learning curves, and how to choose.
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