Category: Blog
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React View Transitions: How to Use ViewTransition in React 19.3 (2026)
React View Transitions are now stable in React 19.3. Learn how to use the ViewTransition component, transition types and Suspense animations with clear code examples.
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Vite Plus 1.0: What’s New, Key Commands & How to Migrate (2026)
Vite Plus 1.0 bundles Vite, Vitest, Oxlint and Oxfmt into one vp command. Learn the key commands and how to migrate your project.
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WooCommerce 11.3: New Features, Breaking Changes & How to Prepare (2026)
WooCommerce 11.3 brings block styling controls, a smarter on-sale badge and payment data in analytics. Here is what changes for developers and how to test it safely.
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Deno Deploy Shutdown: How to Migrate Your Apps (2026)
The Deno Deploy shutdown follows the Deno team’s move to Cloudflare. Here is what changes, which platform to choose and how to migrate your code and Deno KV data step by step.
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Web Install API: How to Add Install Buttons in Chrome 158 (2026)
The Web Install API arrives in Chrome 158 with the new install element and navigator.install(). Learn how to add a native-feeling install button to your PWA, with code examples and fallbacks.
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Next.js Vulnerability: How to Patch the Critical RCE Flaws (2026)
The October 2026 Next.js vulnerability release fixes two critical RCE flaws and a DoS bug. Learn who is affected and how to patch to 16.4.1 or 15.5.28.
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HTML in Canvas: How to Use the New Chrome 157 API (2026)
HTML in Canvas is now stable in Chrome 157. Learn how to draw live, accessible DOM elements into 2D, WebGL and WebGPU canvases, with code examples and fallbacks.
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CSS Random Function: How to Use random() in Chrome 156 (2026)
The CSS random function is now stable in Chrome 156. Learn the random() syntax, random keys and steps, with copy-ready examples and safe fallbacks.
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WordPress 7.2 Beta: New Features & How to Test It (2026)
WordPress 7.2 beta is here, with the final release due December 8, 2026. Here are the new features, developer changes and how to test it safely.
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JPEG XL in Chrome: What Changed & How to Use It (2026)
JPEG XL in Chrome is now live from Chrome 155. Here is what changed, which browsers support .jxl images, and how to serve them safely with a fallback.