A Case for Both
Lit and React both have a place in the web toolbelt, but each solves different problems for different teams.
Written by Marissa Huysentruyt
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AI Expedition: How to Train Your Agent
AI agents are only as good as the context you give them. To shape how your agent behaves and what it knows how to do, there are two concepts at your disposal. Rules and skills allow you to spend less time repeating yourself and more time getting better results.
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AI Expedition: RAG
If you try asking an LLM something specific about the content and data that matters to you every day, you may receive an answer even if the LLM doesn’t actually know. RAG workflows can reduce hallucinations and guesses by providing an LLM with contextually-specific data and expert know-how.
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AI Expedition: Terminology
What’s the difference between agents, models, and tools? How do they all work together?
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AI Expedition: Agentic AI
What are AI agents, and what can they be used for?
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Progressive Enhancement and Web Components
Now that web components have gained more traction over the last few years (used by companies like Salesforce, Github, and Adobe), we should explore how web components can offer progressive enhancement to applications without the bloat of JavaScript frameworks.
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Why Sparkbox Loves TypeScript
Support and adoption of TypeScript has grown exponentially in the last few years. Companies and products like Netflix, Airbnb, Slack, and Lyft, just to name a few, all utilize TypeScript in their applications.
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A Crash Course in Color Contrast
When it comes to helping those with color vision deficiencies or low vision, contrast is an incredibly important design element—it also impacts general readability for everyone. Learn how contrast can make or break accessibility and what you can do to improve it.
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