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This repository contains the reference architecture and components for building enterprise-grade modern composable frontends (or micro-frontends) and cloud-native applications. It is a collection of ...

JavaScript is the foundation of web development in 2026, but the ecosystem has grown in some minor but significant manner. Based on the latest knowledge, this paper discusses the most important ...

The Grafana Faro Web SDK can instrument frontend JavaScript applications to collect telemetry and forward it to the Grafana Alloy (with faro receiver integration enabled), to a Grafana Cloud instance ...

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On Wednesday, Anthropic announced a new feature that expands its Artifacts document management system into the basis of a personal AI app gallery resembling something from the Flash game era of the ...

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There was a time when jQuery ruled the web. It simplified AJAX. It made DOM manipulation painless. It made cross-browser support possible when browsers were a nightmare.