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LogRocket Blog10 min

CSS @container scroll-state: Replace JS scroll listeners now

CSS @container scroll-state lets you build sticky headers, snapping carousels, and scroll indicators without JavaScript. Here’s how to replace scroll listeners with clean, declarative state queries. The post CSS @container scroll-state: Replace JS scroll listeners now appeared first on LogRocket Blo...

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LogRocket Blog9 min

How to solve package validation pain with Publint

Broken npm packages often fail due to small packaging mistakes. This guide shows how to use Publint to validate exports, entry points, and module formats before publishing. The post How to solve package validation pain with Publint appeared first on LogRocket Blog.

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LogRocket Blog14 min

From custom integrations to A2UI: A better way to ship agent UIs

AI agents don’t have to live in chat bubbles. This guide shows how A2UI lets agents generate real, interactive UIs, and walks through building a working React demo using Gemini and a2ui-bridge. The post From custom integrations to A2UI: A better way to ship agent UIs appeared first on LogRocket Blog...

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LogRocket Blog6 min

Linear vs. non-linear design: Which is better and when?

There’s no universally “best” design language. This section breaks down when Linear-style design works well, how to build beyond it (or start from Radix UI), why it felt overused in SaaS marketing, and why conversion claims still need real testing. The post Linear vs. non-linear design: Which is bet...

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LogRocket Blog5 min

Linear design vs. minimalism, brutalism, and neumorphism

Minimal doesn’t always mean usable. This comparison shows how Linear-style UI keeps contrast, affordances, and structure intact, unlike brutalism’s extremes or neumorphism’s low-clarity depth effects. The post Linear design vs. minimalism, brutalism, and neumorphism appeared first on LogRocket Blog.

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LogRocket Blog13 min

Remix vs. Next.js vs. SvelteKit

Compare key features of popular meta-frameworks Remix, Next.js, and SvelteKit, from project setup to styling. The post Remix vs. Next.js vs. SvelteKit appeared first on LogRocket Blog.

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LogRocket Blog5 min

Which UI libraries/frameworks support the Linear aesthetic?

Linear design is a minimalist SaaS aesthetic inspired by Linear. Here’s what to use to recreate it — from Radix UI + shadcn/ui ecosystems to Linear-style Figma kits — plus how to structure pages using modular components and an 8px spacing scale. The post Which UI libraries/frameworks support the Lin...

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LogRocket Blog7 min

Customer vs. user: Why the difference matters in product decisions

Teams often use “customer” and “user” interchangeably — until it breaks alignment. Here’s how separating the two clarifies research, prioritization, and messaging across B2C, B2B, and B2B2C products. The post Customer vs. user: Why the difference matters in product decisions appeared first on LogRoc...

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LogRocket Blog15 min

Dokploy vs Coolify: Why Dokploy wins in production

A hands-on comparison of Dokploy and Coolify, explaining why self-hosted, Docker-based PaaS tools offer more control, predictable costs, and production clarity. The post Dokploy vs Coolify: Why Dokploy wins in production appeared first on LogRocket Blog.

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LogRocket Blog24 min

A guide to async/await in TypeScript

TypeScript’s async/await lets you write asynchronous code that reads like synchronous code, making it easier to understand, maintain, and reason about. The post A guide to async/await in TypeScript appeared first on LogRocket Blog.

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LogRocket Blog18 min

A dev’s guide to Tailwind CSS in 2026

Tailwind CSS is more popular than ever. This guide breaks down v4’s biggest changes, real-world usage, migration paths, and where it fits in the AI future. The post A dev’s guide to Tailwind CSS in 2026 appeared first on LogRocket Blog.

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LogRocket Blog12 min

AI is fast at UX copy — that’s exactly the problem

AI is great at producing copy fast. UX writing isn’t about speed. It’s about meeting users where they are. Here’s how to use AI to support your UX writing workflow and where human judgment remains non-negotiable. The post AI is fast at UX copy — that’s exactly the problem appeared first on LogRocket...

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LogRocket Blog17 min

Why most design specs fail developers — and how to fix yours

Most design specs break down in development because they’re built for designers, not developers. This article shows how to write specs that reflect real-world logic, states, constraints, and platform behavior — not just pixels. The post Why most design specs fail developers — and how to fix yours ap...

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LogRocket Blog22 min

How to use React Router v7 in React apps

A practical guide to React Router v7 that walks through declarative routing, nested layouts, dynamic routes, navigation, and protecting routes in modern React applications. The post How to use React Router v7 in React apps appeared first on LogRocket Blog.

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LogRocket Blog15 min

Build a Next.js 16 PWA with true offline support

Learn how to build a Next.js 16 Progressive Web App with true offline support, using IndexedDB, service workers, and sync logic to keep your app usable without a network. The post Build a Next.js 16 PWA with true offline support appeared first on LogRocket Blog.

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LogRocket Blog14 min

Moving beyond RxJS: A guide to TanStack Pacer

Build a React infinite scroll gallery with TanStack Pacer. Learn debouncing, throttling, batching, and rate limiting without RxJS complexity. The post Moving beyond RxJS: A guide to TanStack Pacer appeared first on LogRocket Blog.

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LogRocket Blog9 min

19 ChatGPT prompts for faster, better UX research

I don’t start research from a blank page anymore. These 19 ChatGPT prompts help me move faster across recruitment, interviews, surveys, and synthesis. The post 19 ChatGPT prompts for faster, better UX research appeared first on LogRocket Blog.

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LogRocket Blog11 min

Should you bet on Valdi instead of React Native?

Valdi skips the JavaScript runtime by compiling TypeScript to native views. Learn how it compares to React Native’s new architecture and when the trade-off makes sense. The post Should you bet on Valdi instead of React Native? appeared first on LogRocket Blog.

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