AI applications have changed what users expect from a web interface. A traditional web app can get away with a spinner while an API request completes. An AI...
Building an LLM feature with React is easy. Building one that survives production is much harder. My take: React should own the user experience, not the...
Enterprise AI platforms are becoming larger, more complicated, and increasingly difficult to manage. A single AI platform might contain: AI copilots agent...
State management in React was already a contested subject before large language models started shoving token-by-token text into UIs. Now teams are wrestling...
AI applications are changing what frontend architecture needs to handle. A traditional React app mostly deals with predictable API responses. AI applications...
Every AI startup seems obsessed with the same things. Which LLM should we use? Should we fine-tune or use RAG? Which vector database scales better? Those are...
I think they’re obsessing over the wrong layer. Everyone is obsessed with AI models. GPT-5, Claude, Gemini, and open-source LLMs have become incredibly...
For years, React development followed a familiar pattern. Design the UI. Write components. Manage state. Connect APIs. Test everything manually. Deploy. Repeat...
Every few months, someone asks the same question: “Should we build our AI product with React or Next.js?” I think it’s the wrong question...
The biggest change happening in React development isn’t React 20, Server Components, or another state management library. It’s AI. And here’s...
