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The Stakes of Client-Side Data: Why Trust Is Your Most Vulnerable AssetEvery time a user loads your web application, a silent exchange takes place. Th...
The Hidden Cost of Convenience: Why Client-Side Ethics Matter NowEvery line of JavaScript we ship has a cost—not just in bandwidth, but in battery lif...
When we talk about ethics in web development, the conversation usually swings toward data privacy or inclusive design. But there's another layer that ...
Every time we store a user's preference, cache a form draft, or remember a shopping cart on the client side, we make an ethical choice. The convenienc...
Every HTTP request that travels from a browser to a server consumes energy—on the network, on the server, and on the client device. When that request ...
Every line of JavaScript we ship has a cost—not just in bytes, but in battery life, data plans, and the environment. For years, the front-end communit...
Every time a user opens your web app, the browser downloads, parses, and executes every line of JavaScript you ship—whether that user needs it or not....
Introduction: The State of Confusion in Modern Web DevelopmentIn my practice, I've been called into more projects than I can count where the core prob...