Feature-Based React, Core Web Vitals Wins, Electron 41, and Rubber Ducking with AI
Published on 17.03.2026
Feature-Based React Architecture
TLDR: Robin Wieruch walks through how database relationships should drive your React component design when using Server Components. The core idea is to keep each feature, its components, and its data-fetching logic in its own domain folder, then use component composition and parallel fetching to get both clean separation and optimal performance.
Feature-based React Architecture
How We Used Next.js to Improve Core Web Vitals for SaaS
TLDR: A practical case study of improving Core Web Vitals on a SaaS blog page by upgrading to Next.js 16, moving rendering to the server, optimizing images, and restructuring CSS. The results include a 58.6% improvement in Speed Index and eliminating all Cumulative Layout Shift.
How We Used Next.js to Improve Core Web Vitals for SaaS
Electron 41.0
TLDR: Electron 41 ships with Chromium 146, Node.js 24.14.0, and V8 14.6. Headline features include ASAR integrity digest for macOS security, improved Wayland support on Linux, MSIX auto-updating, and a breaking change where PDFs no longer create separate WebContents.
Interactive Rubber Ducking with GenAI
TLDR: Oskar Dudycz describes a technique where you prompt an LLM to ask you one question at a time about your design idea, building up a specification through interrogation rather than generation. The goal is not to get the AI to think for you, but to surface blind spots in your own thinking.