Practices, methodologies, lifecycle
A viral meme about constantly chasing new frameworks missed the actual problem: enterprise teams treating every trend as mandatory. The real skill isn't learning faster - it's knowing what not to learn.
Apple's NavigationStack component, introduced in iOS 16, manages hierarchical navigation in SwiftUI apps through a root view and stackable screens. The framework handles state management automatically and includes navigation bar customization options - useful context for APAC enterprise iOS development teams planning migrations from the deprecated NavigationView.
A WebGL demo using React Three Fiber to render 50,000 animated coins shows WebAssembly integration can deliver meaningful performance gains. The project highlights practical optimization patterns for 3D web applications - instanced rendering, selective collision detection, and typed arrays - that enterprise teams evaluating Three.js should understand.
Most React apps don't need Redux or external state libraries - useState and useReducer handle 80% of cases. The real enterprise question isn't which library to pick, but whether you need one at all. Official React guidance says exhaust built-in primitives first.
A viral meme about constantly chasing new frameworks missed the actual problem: enterprise teams treating every trend as mandatory. The real skill isn't learning faster - it's knowing what not to learn.
Apple's NavigationStack component, introduced in iOS 16, manages hierarchical navigation in SwiftUI apps through a root view and stackable screens. The framework handles state management automatically and includes navigation bar customization options - useful context for APAC enterprise iOS development teams planning migrations from the deprecated NavigationView.
A WebGL demo using React Three Fiber to render 50,000 animated coins shows WebAssembly integration can deliver meaningful performance gains. The project highlights practical optimization patterns for 3D web applications - instanced rendering, selective collision detection, and typed arrays - that enterprise teams evaluating Three.js should understand.
Most React apps don't need Redux or external state libraries - useState and useReducer handle 80% of cases. The real enterprise question isn't which library to pick, but whether you need one at all. Official React guidance says exhaust built-in primitives first.
An engineer's account of rewriting an ANN system in C++ reveals why FAISS remains dominant - and why most teams shouldn't try. The gap between working code and production-ready vector search is measured in years of low-level optimization, not sprints.
A developer revisiting data structures rebuilt a phonebook app, replacing array linear search with HashMap lookups. The exercise demonstrates why algorithmic complexity matters at scale - even in simple contact apps.
The fundamentals of CSS—selectors, the box model, cascading rules—power 98% of websites and haven't meaningfully evolved in decades. For enterprise teams, the real question isn't learning basic syntax. It's deciding whether to standardize on utility frameworks or wrestle with specificity conflicts at scale.
A charity organisation needed synchronized radio playback across all listeners without budget for Icecast or WebRTC. The solution: schedule-driven MP3 serving with client-side offset calculations using PHP, JavaScript, and MySQL. It's clever, but it won't scale.
Music Sharity addresses the streaming silo problem - convert links between Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, YouTube Music, and Tidal without handing over listening data. Built on Flutter, uses the Odesli API, and works offline. No iOS version yet.
Sklad, an open-source snippet manager built with Rust and Tauri v2, promises offline-first operation with AES-256 encryption. The project highlights Tauri's positioning against Electron for security-focused desktop tools, though minimal GitHub traction (3 stars, zero forks) suggests niche appeal in a space dominated by IDE extensions.
A public transit digital sign exposed a familiar enterprise problem: Linux systems fail publicly, and finding someone who can troubleshoot them is harder than it should be. The bus company's solution? Turn the screen off.
A decade-old hobbyist site cataloging juggling patterns with siteswap notation and JugglingLab animations remains on indefinite hiatus since June 2015. The juggling community has largely shifted to video documentation platforms and modern sharing tools, though the static archive continues hosting its collection of trick tutorials and mathematical pattern encoding.