Complete guide to native CSS Masonry layout with grid-template-rows: masonry. Browser support, fallbacks, and real-world implementation patterns. Continue reading CSS Masonry Layout is Finally Coming: Native Grid Support Explained on SitePoint.
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Real-world analysis of AI software engineers like Devin. Interview with teams using autonomous coding agents and the surprising lessons learned. Continue reading The ‘Devin’ Aftermath: How AI Software Engineers Are Actually Being Used in Production on SitePoint.
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You’re surely no stranger to bookmarks. The ability to favorite, save, or “bookmark” web pages has been a staple browser feature for decades. Browsers don’t just let you bookmark web pages, though. You can also bookmark JavaScript, allowing you to do so much more than merely save pages. A JavaScript script saved as a bookmark
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OpenClaw is an AI assistant with personality and long-term memory—but setup has been painful. Kimi Claw brings OpenClaw to the cloud via kimi.com with one-click deployment and no server wrangling. Continue reading What Is Kimi Claw? OpenClaw’s Memory-First AI Assistant, Now One-Click in the Cloud on SitePoint.
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Learn how Web AI enables on-device AI inference directly in the browser. Explore the Web AI stack, execution backends, built-in APIs, and open-source libraries like Transformers.js, MediaPipe, and TensorFlow.js. Continue reading Web AI: Everything You Need to Know About On-Device AI for the Web on SitePoint.
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Learn how event-driven architecture powers real-time frontend UIs. Explore WebSockets, SSE, state management patterns, CQRS, CRDTs, and production trade-offs for building resilient, concurrent web applications. Continue reading Designing Event-Driven Frontends: Advanced Patterns for Real-Time Web Applications on SitePoint.
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I got this interesting question in an SVG workshop: “What is the performance difference between an SVG loader and simply rotating an image for a loader?” The choice between Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) and raster image loaders involves many factors like performance, aesthetics, and user experience. The short answer to that question is: there’s almost
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AI can mimic style but not taste. As machines start acting like art directors, they can generate infinite beauty — yet none of it means anything. This article dives into why true taste requires emotion, risk, and rebellion — things no algorithm will ever feel.
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I’ve spent over two decades in the trenches of user experience design. I remember the transition from table-based layouts to CSS, the pivot to responsive design when the iPhone launched, and the rise of the “attention economy.” But as we navigate 2026, the industry is facing its most significant shift yet. We are moving past
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Compare Seedance 2.0 and Veo 3.1 across speed, realism, cinematic motion, audio, formats, and creative control—so you can pick the right AI video model for your workflow. Continue reading Seedance 2.0 vs Veo 3.1: Which is best for AI Video Creators on SitePoint.
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