Modern CSS Is Enough (Container Queries, Nesting, `:has()` - No Framework Required)
The short version (for the impatient)
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May 2026
Everything published in May 2026.
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Posts in May 2026
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Vibe Coding With Rigor (Or: How to Use AI Without Your Codebase Turning Into a Dumpster Fire)
The term I am reclaiming (because "vibe coding" got a bad rap)
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CI/CD Around GitHub Pages (Or: How I Got Deploy Previews Without Paying Netlify)
The gap GitHub Pages leaves open (it's not that bad)
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Quality Gate: Linting, Formatting, and Verify (Or: How I Stopped Shipping Broken HTML)
Why the gate exists (because you will ship shit if you don't)
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SEO Metadata Without Rituals (Or: I Read 47 SEO Blog Posts So You Don't Have To)
The short version (TL;DR for the impatient)
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OG Images at Build Time (Or: How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love Sharp)
The problem and the usual solutions (none of which I wanted)
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Feeds and Sitemaps at Build Time (RSS Is Dead, Long Live RSS. Also JSON Feed.)
The distribution minimum (three files, that's it)
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Build Assets Pipeline (Or: How I Turned a Simple Blog Into an Image Processing Factory)
The goal (four non-negotiable constraints)
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Design Tokens Before Pages (Yes, I Wrote the CSS Before the First Line of HTML)
The mistake I kept making (repeat after me: tokens first)