All entries filed under Frameworks
Twelve months ago, "AI coding agent" still meant a Copilot-style autocomplete with an attitude. In 2026 it means a process you brief once and walk away from. We've shipped meaningful production work — refactors, migrations, full feature del…
Bun reached 1.0 in late 2023. By early 2026, we've had it in production long enough to stop being excited and start being honest. This is what we've learned, where the runtimes diverge, and what we still leave on Node. The short version Bun…
Migrating a JavaScript codebase to TypeScript is one of those projects that looks straightforward in a planning document and turns into a quarter of someone's life in practice. We've done it on three codebases of varying sizes in the last e…
Every B2B office, conference venue, and shared workspace has the same problem: people show up, you need to know who they are, what they're here for, who is hosting them, and — if regulation requires it — a defensible audit trail. The techno…
Java is not glamorous in 2026. It is also not going anywhere. If anything, the language and runtime are in the best shape they've been in for a decade — virtual threads, pattern matching, records, and a JIT that consistently outperforms mos…
The pitch hasn't changed much in fifteen years: a good PHP framework saves you from writing the dull parts of every web app and gives the next developer something they already recognise. The pitch is still true. The list of credible framewo…