Technology

Three threads run through this category, and they do not overlap much.

Stack choice is the first. Astro against Next.js, React against both, micro frontends, progressive web apps, React Native against Flutter, and the combination worth reaching for when a site is mostly content. These posts take positions and show code rather than listing features. The Astro pieces explain what shipping no JavaScript by default does to a first render, and where that tradeoff stops paying off.

Infrastructure is the second. Where to deploy, which database belongs at the edge, how to design a REST API you will not have to version twice, what website security actually asks of a small team. The hosting comparison covers Vercel, Netlify and Cloudflare Pages, including the framework bias each one carries. The Turso guide goes past setup into replication lag, the single writer primary, and the workloads where Postgres is still the better answer.

AI is the third thread and the largest. Model comparisons across Claude, GPT and Gemini. Coding assistants, Cursor against Copilot. What a large language model actually is, written for an owner rather than an engineer. How to attach a chatbot or an agent to an operation that already runs. And one post on why AI assistants reach for React when modern CSS would do the same job with less.

Several of these posts are in Spanish. The technical guides carry a review date, because a stack recommendation ages fast and a stale one costs you a rewrite.