Frontend development is constantly evolving. Whether you're diving into React Server Components, simplifying with HTMX, maintaining legacy jQuery systems, or perfecting advanced HTML forms, there's always more to learn.
I've written a set of focused guides covering each of these areas. They're available as pay what you want, which means you can read them for free or support the work if you find them valuable. Here’s a breakdown of what each guide offers.
Mastering React Server Components: A Pro Guide to Modern Full-Stack React (2025)
React Server Components allow developers to shift more rendering to the server, improving performance and simplifying the frontend stack. This guide explores how RSCs work, how to structure your applications for maintainability, and how to balance client and server responsibilities effectively.
You’ll dive into practical examples using Suspense, server streaming, and hybrid rendering. The guide also highlights pitfalls to avoid when modernizing legacy code.
HTMX Tutorial: Build Modern Web Apps Without JavaScript Frameworks (2025)
HTMX enables dynamic web interactions using nothing but HTML attributes. This guide walks you through creating rich frontend experiences with minimal JavaScript, using HTMX to handle everything from form submissions to content updates and modals.
You'll learn how to build clean, fast-loading, progressively enhanced apps and integrate HTMX with your backend logic without relying on a frontend framework.
Mastering jQuery Cross Browser Compatibility (2025)
If you’re maintaining older codebases or working with clients in regulated industries, jQuery is often still in play. This guide focuses on writing modern, reliable jQuery code that works across all major browsers and devices.
You’ll explore best practices for events, DOM manipulation, polyfills, and graceful degradation, with practical tips on transitioning legacy projects toward a more modern stack.
Mastering Advanced HTML Forms: A Complete Guide to Building Dynamic, User-Friendly Forms (2025)
Forms are core to user interaction, yet often overlooked. This guide dives into the deep end of HTML forms: advanced validation, dynamic fields, accessibility, and real-time feedback patterns.
You'll learn how to use native browser capabilities to improve UX without heavy reliance on JavaScript, and how to ensure your forms are inclusive, performant, and a joy to use.
Why Pay What You Want?
Each of these guides is available under a pay what you want model. You can download them for free, explore the content, and if they help you or save you time, you're welcome to come back and support them.
If you like what you read, you can also leave a review or recommend them to other developers. Either way, thanks for checking them out!
– Asher
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