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Not every TypeScript feature is worth the friction, and not every strict-mode flag earns its place. Here are the patterns a React and Next.js shop actually leans on day to day, the compiler settings worth the noise, and what TypeScript 7, the native Go compiler that went GA in mid-2026, actually changes about adopting all of it.
Read moreUnit tests assume the same input gives the same output. LLMs break that assumption on purpose. Here is how teams actually test AI features, building an eval set, LLM-as-judge, regression testing in CI, and what "good enough to ship" really means.
Read moreAnswer engine optimisation is drowning in hype and quick-fix files. Here is what the data actually shows about getting cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews, and what is just theatre.
Read moreVibe coding with Claude Code, Cursor, or your AI tool of choice gets you a working prototype fast, but a prototype isn't a product. A practical guide to the last 30%: DRY, real abstractions, honest tests, security, and the guardrails that keep tech debt out.
Read moreReact Compiler 1.0 automates the memoisation we used to write by hand. Here is what actually changes, when you still reach for useMemo, and how to adopt it safely on React 17, 18, or 19.
Read moreHTTP finally has a method designed for querying with a request body. We look at what the QUERY method is, the GET-versus-POST problem it solves, how it works, its brand-new RFC status, and what it means for the APIs you build.
Read moreMost companies that ask for a design system do not need a full one yet — and some that need one do not realise it. Here is an honest framework for deciding, what a design system actually costs to run, and where to start if you are not ready for the whole thing.
Read moreWe have been shipping production Next.js App Router applications for 18 months. Here is what the documentation does not tell you — caching footguns, Server Component mental models, layout pitfalls, and what we would do differently.
Read moreHiring a React development agency in the UK is expensive and the consequences last for years. These twelve questions cut through the sales theatre and surface the things that actually predict whether the engagement will work.
Read moreMost AI chatbots hallucinate, give vague answers, or ignore the documents they are supposed to reference. Here is what we have learned building RAG systems that businesses actually trust and use.
Read moreIf your developers are deploying code by copying files to a server, you are one bad Friday afternoon away from a production outage. Here is what CI/CD actually means and why every project needs it from day one.
Read moreEveryone says serverless is cheaper. But is it? We break down real costs for Lambda, API Gateway, and CloudFront versus EC2 and traditional servers — with actual numbers from production workloads.
Read moreMost legacy migrations fail because teams try to rewrite everything at once. We take a different approach — incremental, component-by-component migration that keeps your business running while we modernise underneath.
Read moreClaude Code vs Gemini CLI compared: features, performance, and developer experience. Which AI coding assistant is right for your workflow?
Read moreHow AI agents and automation are transforming the workplace. Explore real-world use cases, benefits, and what it means for your business.
Read morePractical React performance optimisation techniques: memoisation, code splitting, lazy loading, and profiling for lightning-fast interfaces.
Read moreAWS vs Azure vs Google Cloud compared: features, pricing, and use cases to help you choose the right cloud platform for your business.
Read moreHow Maven Enterprise uses agile methodology to take custom software from concept to launch. Our proven development process explained.
Read moreEverything new in React 19: Server Components, Actions, use() hook, and a practical guide to upgrading your existing React applications smoothly.
Read moreOur predictions for web development in 2025: AI-powered coding, voice interfaces, edge computing, and the trends shaping the future of the web.
Read moreWe will help you decide what to build, what to modernise, and where the highest-return work actually is.