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    6 Articles

    Node.js Put Out Another Update. You Almost Certainly Do Not Need To Care

    Node.js Put Out Another Update. You Almost Certainly Do Not Need To Care

    A new Current release of Node.js landed. Here is why it matters to your developer and not to you.

    August 5, 2026
    A smoother way to buy a domain, and why that matters less than knowing where yours lives

    A smoother way to buy a domain, and why that matters less than knowing where yours lives

    Vercel now walks you through pointing a newly bought domain at a site or email provider, which is a good prompt to check your own setup.

    August 5, 2026
    A tiny Vercel change with one useful reminder: check your favicon

    A tiny Vercel change with one useful reminder: check your favicon

    Vercel now lets developers pick a project's avatar by hand, instead of pulling whatever icon your site provides.

    August 5, 2026
    One page per thing you sell, not one page for everything

    One page per thing you sell, not one page for everything

    A developer's write-up of his own SEO audit lands on a lesson most small business sites get wrong.

    August 5, 2026
    The Blank Space Problem: Why Developers Argue About Missing Data

    The Blank Space Problem: Why Developers Argue About Missing Data

    A technical debate about handling missing information sounds irrelevant, until you see the blank spots on your own website.

    August 5, 2026
    A New Frontend Framework Appeared. You Do Not Need It.

    A New Frontend Framework Appeared. You Do Not Need It.

    DriftJS is an experimental browser framework with impressive benchmarks, and almost certainly nothing to do with your website.

    August 5, 2026