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View Transitions in Next.js 16: the three layers
One is Baseline, another skips Firefox and the third is experimental in React. Knowing which one you use decides what ships to production.
- next.js
- react
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Subagents: when to delegate and when not to
A subagent solves verbose context, not speed. And its precedence is the reverse of a skill's — which catches anyone running both under the same name.
- claude code
- subagents
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GSAP, Motion or CSS: the decision tree
The question changed: half of what demanded a library is native CSS today. The axes left are license, execution model and what is already native.
- gsap
- motion
Hooks: the one layer that guarantees
A hook that denies blocks the tool even under bypassPermissions. Hooks tighten restrictions and never loosen them, and that is what makes them the policy layer.
- claude code
- hooks
Agent Skills: how to write your first one
A skill does not unload after use: its body enters the conversation and stays for the whole session. That changes how you write one and how many to install.
- claude code
- agent skills
Next.js •
Next.js 16: what breaks in the migration
There are 21 breaking changes and the official codemod covers five. The rest takes the build down with no warning; one of them hits anyone using smooth scroll.
- next.js
- migration
Claude Code in production: the real-work guide
Two serious studies of coding agents reached opposite results. The difference lies in the five layers you build around the agent.
- claude code
- ai agents
CLAUDE.md: the anatomy of a file that works
CLAUDE.md is context delivered as a user message, not applied configuration. Understanding that changes what you write in it and what has to become a hook.
- claude code
- claude.md
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CSS scroll-driven: what you can already use with no JS
Two of the three engines shipped scroll-driven animations. The third sits behind a flag. What that changes about what you can use in production today.
- css
- motion
Motion •
GSAP for free: what the license allows and what it does not
GSAP became free in April 2025, and it never became open source. The license is proprietary, Webflow holds the IP and a non-compete clause exists.
- gsap
- motion
Premium motions in Next.js: the 18 patterns of the Plantica site, step by step
The animation architecture of the Plantica site, broken down into 18 motion patterns with a ready-made implementation prompt for each one.
- motion
- gsap
Premium motions in Next.js: the 18 patterns of the ANAI site, step by step
The hybrid architecture of the ANAI site, with CSS vars, per-section tweens and canvas, broken down into 18 motion patterns with ready-made prompts.
- motion
- gsap