ARTICLES
Thoughts on React, TypeScript, CSS, accessibility, and the craft of web engineering.
A senior-engineer playbook for keeping AI tooling off plaintext secrets by fetching API keys from the OS credential store only when a subprocess actually needs them.
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A practical guide to wiring MCP servers into OpenCode, using Chrome DevTools MCP as a hands-on example, with a clear breakdown of context and token costs.
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RTK (Rust Token Killer) sits between your terminal and your AI agent, compressing verbose CLI output by 60–90% in under 10ms — without changing your workflow.
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A practical playbook for reducing coding hallucinations by injecting current, version-specific docs through Context7 MCP and CLI workflows.
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A practical, source-backed guide to running and tuning Qwen 3.5 locally with llama.cpp or LM Studio, optimized for token efficiency and dev workflows in OpenCode and Copilot CLI.
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A simple way to use GitHub Copilot hooks to stop destructive commands and unsafe edits before an overpowered agent can run them.
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How a persistent memory file and a 3-strike rule system stops AI agents from repeating the same mistakes across every task in your pipeline.
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A practical architecture for shrinking LLM context load by separating stable guidance from task-specific execution through tools, skills, and agents.
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How a single flex: 1 declaration on the right element solves the misaligned button problem in card grid layouts.
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Accessibility is not an afterthought — it is a fundamental part of good engineering. This article walks through practical patterns for writing React components that work for everyone.
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React Server Components change the mental model of data fetching. Here is what that means for how we structure applications in 2025 and beyond.
ReadAs applications grow, CSS becomes a source of bugs and confusion. This article explores SCSS architecture patterns that keep stylesheets manageable at any team size.
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TypeScript can feel like overhead until it saves you from a production bug. These patterns maximize the benefits while keeping your code readable and concise.
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Lenny Peters