Most coverage of a new framework, model, or browser feature is a reading of the announcement. These pieces come from using it. Each one says what we tried, what happened, what surprised us, and what someone else should take away, with the code, measurements, or screenshots to back it up.
Home service owners spend hours a week moving the same information between apps, and homeowners want a real price tonight. An MCP server fixes both: run your day by message, and let a homeowner's assistant find, price and book you.
Property managers spend hours pushing the same update into system after system, and prospects spend days chasing answers. An MCP server fixes both: tell your own assistant to change a price and it's live, and let a prospect's assistant find, verify and apply for them.
How do you find and reduce JavaScript that delays real user interactions?
Static for marketing pages, server rendering for per-request data, client rendering behind a login, and both for live apps. We built one page three ways in Next.js 16.3.4 and caught a 'static' page rendering in the browser.
A few developments in web, apps, and AI, what we make of each, and whether you need to act. Sent only when there’s something worth your time.
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