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Web development tutorials
Practical guides for developers who learn by building.
Clear, working code examples and honest explanations. We focus on the techniques and tools that help you ship features, not the hype.
What we cover
- JavaScript and modern frameworks
- Frontend and backend development
- Deployment and DevOps basics
- Debugging and problem-solving techniques
What you can expect
- Working code you can copy and adapt
- Clear explanations without jargon
- Honest takes on tools and frameworks
- Real-world examples from actual projects
Latest posts
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The First Portfolio Project That Actually Got Me Interviews
I built six portfolio projects before one started getting me callbacks. The pattern that worked was not what the bootcamps told me.
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Next.js App Router Pitfalls I Wish I Knew Three Months Ago
The Next.js App Router is great when you understand it. The learning curve is steep, and these are the pitfalls that cost me weekends.
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Bootcamp vs self-study in 2026: which one's actually still worth it
Bootcamps were the obvious answer in 2018. In 2026 the calculation is messier. Here's how I'd think about it if I were starting again today.
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How to prep for your first technical interview without losing the plot
A self-taught dev's honest guide to first technical interviews in 2026 — what to study, what to ignore, and what actually happens in the room.
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Junior Dev Getting Noticed in 2026: What Actually Works Now
Getting noticed as a junior developer in 2026 is harder than it was. Here's what actually works for breaking through.
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Self-Taught Developer Portfolio Projects in 2026: What Actually Lands Interviews
Portfolio projects that work for self-taught developers in 2026. What recruiters actually look at and what's wasted effort.
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How Junior Devs Get Noticed in 2026 (Without Being That Person)
Getting noticed as a junior dev in 2026 isn't about being loud. Here are the actual things that built my reputation in my first three years.
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Learning Systems Design as a Self-Taught Dev in 2026
Systems design is the gap most self-taught devs hit around year two. Here's how I closed it without going back to school.
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React Server Components in 2026: What I'm Actually Using Them For
Two years into using React Server Components in production, what's working and what I'd avoid building with them.
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Self-Taught Developer Portfolio Projects That Actually Get You Hired in 2026
After mentoring dozens of self-taught devs through their first job hunt, the portfolio projects that consistently produce interviews in 2026.
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Accessibility Basics Every Developer Should Know
Accessibility isn't an advanced topic or a nice-to-have. It's basic web development. Here's what every developer should know about building accessible interfaces.
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Git Workflow for Solo Developers: What Actually Makes Sense
Git tutorials assume teams. But if you're a solo developer, most branching strategies are overkill. Here's what actually works when you're the only one committing code.
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CSS Grid vs Flexbox: When to Use Each
Both Grid and Flexbox solve layout problems, but they excel in different scenarios. Here's how to choose the right tool for your specific needs.
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Stop Importing Entire Libraries
Bundle sizes bloat when you import full libraries for single functions. Tree-shaking helps, but manual optimization reduces JavaScript by megabytes.
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Why I Stopped Chasing New Frameworks (And What I Do Instead)
The JavaScript ecosystem moves fast. After years of jumping between frameworks, I've settled on a different approach to staying current without burning out.