Aral Roca's personal web site. Open source does tend to be more stable software. It's the right way to do things.
We just shipped Didit Copilot, an AI agent embedded in the Didit identity-verification console. It queries your data through an MCP server, drives the UI through WebMCP tools, and falls back to inferring the DOM. Here is the full architecture — gui-agent, Mastra, and the lessons — so you can build the same for your product.
The shift from deterministic to probabilistic computing isn't just a technical upgrade. It's a change in how knowledge gets created.
How contributing import attributes support to Meriyah enabled Brisa's entire prerender pipeline; and why understanding ASTs matters for framework authors.
A 6-month n=1 experiment applying athletic training principles to software development. Intermittent hypoxia, structured rest, and a few other physiological interventions that produced measurable differences.
From maintaining open source libraries to building an AI-powered tools OS with Rust and WebAssembly. How Kitmul went from a testing ground to 300+ browser-based tools.
How I implemented a browser-based AI tool to split songs into vocals, drums, and bass without uploading a single byte to any server.
Today, I am incredibly happy to announce that Next-translate version 3.0.0 is officially out! This release is focused on Modernity and Stability, including Turbopack support and compatibility with Next.js 15+ async params.
How Brisa's HTML Streaming feature can help you avoid the CDN trap and improve your app’s performance. We’ll also compare Brisa with other popular tools like HTMX and React to highlight the benefits of using Brisa for server-side rendering.
Server Actions emerged as an idea to reduce client code and simplifying the interactions that require communication with the server. It is an excellent solution that allows developers to write less code. However, there are several challenges associated with its implementation in other frameworks, which should not be overlooked.
A quick guide on how to build reactive Web Components that work with SSR and with any JavaScript or Vanilla JS framework.
Learn how to keep your web components' state intact while navigating, just like in a SPA!
Explore HTML Streaming Over the Wire! We explain the Diff DOM algorithm with streaming to make only the necessary modifications, insertions, and deletions between a DOM node and an HTML stream reader.
Unlock the power of partial pre-rendering with Bun, optimizing web application performance and package size effortlessly.
Explore HTML Streaming and its benefits covering topics from initial loading to advanced cases like navigation, RPCs, and DOM diffing algorithms during streaming
"Default-composer" is a tiny library that simplifies setting default values for nested objects
This post advocates for the creation of versatile and elegant React components from the start to avoid issues with single-use components
In this blog post, we explore how to use Next.js 13's app directory and consume i18n translations for both server and client components in an easy way. With this approach, you can reduce the size of your bundles and maintain the code clean.
Teaful DevTools is a browser extension to inspect Teaful applications
Teaful is a new npm package where you can manage your stores with less than 1kb without the need of boilerplate: reducers, actions, selectors, connect, etc. And without unnecessary rerenders! It subscribes only to the changes of the used properties.
Fragmented store concept and how to apply it with React Context
How to develop a food text classifier to suggest the best wines to pair with the name of a dish or an ingredient.
Next-translate is an i18n library to keep the translations as simple as possible in a Next.js environment. Today we announce the release of version 1.0.
I've launched Etiketai. Training AI models are now more friendlier. Use it from any device ensuring security. It has support for ImageNet and YOLO.
Learn how to automatize publishing to dev.to from your GitHub repo.
Learn what Rome is, how it fits into the JavaScript ecosystem and my thoughts about it... Will Rome replace all the current tooling?
Discover how to start with WebAssembly in an easy way with Rust.
Learn how to draw dynamic 2D complex shapes in WebGL by drawing gears.
Use a cron with Github Actions to always have your GitHub README.md profile updated.
Learn what WebGL is and how it works by drawing a triangle.
Learn how to implement any kind of image recognition in the browser by implementing a cat/dog classifier in Tensorflow.js.
Discover how Snowpack fits into the JavaScript ecosystem.
Learn how to use Node ecosystem in Deno.
Learn how to re-use pagination badges logic in all your projects.
Learn how Deno works and it's differences with Node.js by creating a Chat application.
Learn how to make an application without tools as Webpack or Babel while using the same API of React.
Learn how to use OpenCV in the web without a lot of headaches.
Discover how to detect threatening language, insults, obscenities, identity-based hate or sexually explicit language on texts using React.
i18n for Next.js static pages
In this article, I will explain how to use HTMLPortalElement doing a “Hello world” demo with React.
Use uncontrolled forms as default way to handle forms.
Learn how to start with TensorFlow.js