Archive - Paige Codes

June 2025: Talking Node, Next.js, and Error Handling

Unpacking server functions with Jack, Node 24 with Rafael, and a blog post to wrangle errors across your JS stack.

Jun 30 •

Paige Niedringhaus

May 2025

May 2025: React, GraphQL, HTMX & Fixing a Plotly Quirk

Conversations with web legends, Apollo’s AI bets, and making your Plotly map finally remember where you left it.

May 31 •

Paige Niedringhaus

April 2025

April 2025: VS Code AI Upgrades, Local-First Development, and React Routing Tips

Podcast episodes with AI and frontend heavyweights, and a react-router-dom trick you’ll wish you’d known sooner.

Apr 30 •

Paige Niedringhaus

March 2025

March 2025: From Dashboards to Destructuring - A JavaScript Roundup

Learn how to cross-filter Plotly.js charts in React, and revisit some of the best ES6 features—because good JavaScript never gets old.

Mar 31 •

Paige Niedringhaus

February 2025

February 2025: HTML Evolution, ES6 Object Tricks, and a Podcast Favor

Chris Coyier and I discussed what’s next for HTML, I revisited some ES6 JavaScript goodness, and we need your feedback to make Front-end Fire even…

Feb 28 •

Paige Niedringhaus

January 2025

January 2025: Universal React & Custom Time Slider Components

Exploring cross-platform development, crafting bespoke React components, and gearing up for an AI-driven future.

Jan 31 •

Paige Niedringhaus

December 2024

December 2024: Year in Review

53 new podcast episodes, OSS projects, and learning, building, and sharing web dev.

Dec 31, 2024 •

Paige Niedringhaus

November 2024

November 2024: Web Components: Friend or Foe? And ES6 Features to Master

Practical tips for integrating WCs and built-in modules into your JavaScript apps to make them more efficient and maintainable.

Nov 30, 2024 •

Paige Niedringhaus

October 2024

October 2024: Automating Python Packages and Interviewing Dan Abramov

From PyPI automations to JavaScript Object Literals and the future of social platforms according to BlueSky.

Oct 31, 2024 •

Paige Niedringhaus

September 2024

September 2024: React 19 Updates and Custom React DevTools for Better Development

React may be over 11 years old, but it seems to be going stronger than ever.

Sep 30, 2024 •

Paige Niedringhaus

August 2024

August 2024: RSCs in Expo Router and CSS-only Carousels

It's a joy to be a frontend dev right now between the advancements in JavaScript and CSS features.

Aug 31, 2024 •

Paige Niedringhaus

July 2024

July 2024: The Future of React Looks Brighter all the Time

Between updates to the React Compiler, and new strategies to make CSS in JS work with React Server Components, we've all got a lot to look forward to.

Jul 31, 2024 •

Paige Niedringhaus

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