Everything changes over time, but the dilemma is how you adopt that.

Hey, friend welcome to my weekly newsletter, hope you are doing well throughout the week. We often think about the change when we are used to doing something in which we feel comfortable.

This is probably the worst thing we do in any aspect of our life. But here think about the website development world or any technology-related field as you and I are surrounded by a bin of tech.

I am working as a freelance developer, for now, for 2+ years, and I worked with lots of tools like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, and so on. I was using ReactJs the famous Javascript framework created by Facebook for quite a long. And I was very happy to use this framework because I don't have any idea about what the hell was search engine crawling and other marketing-related stuff like Facebook pixel tracking.

Here is my comfort that comes to using ReactJs even after knowing about these marketing-related hacks, because it's much easier for me to stick with it and get the shit done to my clients from a marketing perspective. But thanks to my learning approach toward my work, because now I am using NextJS for the last 6 months for a number of Projects. NextJs is the framework of ReactJs with some intuitive static sites leverage without losing a single-page application approach.

Here is my WebDev toolkit for 2023 is going to be...

(Prev) ReactJS - JavaScript framework to create stunning SPA.

(Now) NextJs - Full Stack Web Application framework generates static SEO-friendly sites upon ReactJs understandings.

(Prev) Bootstrap - CSS framework packed with classes but require some external CSS.

(Now) Tailwind CSS - There is no need for a second introduction, the CSS framework is packed with classes that build designs directly in markups.

Prisma - Database toolkit that simplifies database access and management for web applications. Next-Gen NodeJs and Typescript ORM.

ChatGPT - AI language model developed by OpenAI, coding b I would say.