It sounds really awesome to go 0 to 100 in such a confident stride! Like you, I'm interested in participating in GSoC 2026 and I'm not sure if I am too late/early but I have been playing around with a few ideas in my head but of course, scope is very important otherwise there's a risk in going all in on the wrong problem. I have a few questions I would love to get your insight on: How did you pick your problem ? What motivated you to discover this task ? What motivated your research path ? What details did you pay attention to as you were starting to make sense of what was going on ? Of course there's more where that came from 🥲, once again thank you for sharing your experience.

Thank you Amit PR for sharing this! I have also come across such questions where people tend to favor one over the other. From my POV I think both sides have their complexities and require high level of expertise. And these technologies do coexist, yes? Therefore I think the 2 sides compliment each other in order to deliver a human usable end product.

I'd love to find out more about working with responsive typography as well as creating responsive layouts(maybe share the fundamentals to responsive design as well as different approaches to the subject.). I hope my query makes sense lol

Bookmarked! Found out a lot I had been ignorant about in CSS Layout. Thanks for sharing Craig Buckler

Awesome post Obasi Vera. I've been working with NextJS in my project and I wanted to make a blog. Have you ever worked with MDX in NextJS. I'd love to know what you think!

Great post Aleru Divine! I had been working with MUI but I was struggling to implement responsive behavior that was consistent throughout my breakpoints for my blog I was working on. Would love to see more posts on responsive design

Awesome post! But what causes an error to rise when I try to use an .mjs file inside of a js file ? Are they limits to interoperability of module formats ?

Yash Gupta I'll definitely do that! Having seen the way you presented yourself I'll use that as a template to break the ice as well.

Yash Gupta

Yesterday I failed a JS interview question about flattening arrays. Had forgotten about the Array.flat() method. An informative and memory jogging post. Keep it up!