In 2022 you migrated a blog from postgres to LiteFS. Is that generally recommended in 2025?

What do you think about resumability and Qwik? About 9 months ago, there was talk about Wiz and Angular working more closely together (Wiz was the tool that inspired Qwik). But Angular only committed to working on partial hydration support, not the full resumability like Qwik. So do you think React developers should care about this? If so, should they use partial hydration tools like Astro today or wait for something like resumability to be added to React?

I would like to know how you get motivated knowing that you have dependents and stay strong in the event of layoff.

P.S. I didn't really mention much about AI so feel free to ask a follow-up on this for a more specific answer, but I would say that AI is just an important tool we need to learn and keep using the best tools to get the best benefits. Check out this Epic Programming Principle: Adapt to and adopt productive tools

In 2024, we live in a world where the defacto for creating React applications is SSR (e.g. Remix, react router v7, Next, TanStack). Coupled with the rise in performance, reliability and reduction of cost in running e2e tests by playwright and now vitest's Browser Mode, is it time to consider reworking the Testing Trophy to make e2e tests the largest proportion of the trophy?

This is starting to make more and more sense to me as e2e tests are becoming as cheap to execute as integration tests, whilst integration tests are more complex to write in a SSR application without mocking client side or server side code.

I’m curious about your thoughts on balancing conventions in large codebases. For context, I’m working in a project with ~20 developers across four separate teams. Where do you think we should draw the line between enforcing conventions for consistency and leaving room for flexibility in individual contributions?

I build UI and UX for a company using React. What should I do next? How do I get to the senior level?

While using the defer utility on a loader, the result useLoaderData hook on the component, does not have proper types any more, and im looking a effective way to keep my types chilling

What are good examples of open source projects implementing extensive automated testing strategy for frontend?

When we have to learn GraphQL? Is it worth to learn it or REST APIs are enough?

Hi, Kent, my name is Alex. On one hand, you advocate for implementing Progressive Enhancement technique for applications. On the other hand, even in Epic Stack, the use of custom React components is justified, even for a simple checkbox, which essentially makes the application non-functional without JavaScript. So, I'm struggling to decide whether it's worth trying to develop a Progressive Enhancement UX at this time or if it's still an unattainable ideal.