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The most common JS scroll pattern — IntersectionObserver + class toggle — is now pure CSS. Here is why you should delete that code.
I'm talha tahir 👋
An experienced Full Stack Engineer Engineer who likes to build products and solve problems.
🤖 OpenAI❤️ React.js🛠️ Javascript🥇 Next.js📦 NodeJS🧱 Material UI🐜 Ant Design⏳ Esbuild🧊 HTML🍡 CSS🕰️ Git🚃 Npm🧶 Yarn📜 MongoDB📃 MySQL🎢 Redux🍤 Zustand🍽️ APIs❤️🩹 AngularJS
I write about my experiences as a Remote Engineer, Lifehacks to increase your producitivity, Jobhacks to get your next gig, and selfishly post about my own microSaaS. Sometimes a book inspires me enough to write about it.
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Native popovers and CSS anchor positioning are Baseline in 2026. You do not need a 40KB library to position a tooltip anymore.- Published on
I have a personal AI assistant running on a server that helps me with everything. It helped me build TabShame — a macOS app that shames you for having too many browser tabs. Here is how that went.- Published on
Hermes Agent by Nous Research hit 64,000 GitHub stars in two months. Here is what it is, what it can do, and why developers are switching to it fast.- Published on
Anthropic just launched Claude Design, and the most interesting thing about it is not what it can design — it is what it actually is under the hood.- Published on
I got tired of OpenClaw's fragility, so I rebuilt my personal AI assistant from scratch using Claude Code on a cheap VPS — Discord on my phone, Google Calendar briefings, GitHub-backed memory, all for ~$26/month.- Published on
My honest end-to-end journey setting up OpenClaw 🦀 — from an AWS LightSail trap to Hostinger Docker VPS, burning $20 on Opus in less than 48 hours, trying every messaging app, and finally landing on a stable $20 setup.- Published on
An honest comparison between Cursor and Claude Code - two AI coding tools that approach the same problem differently. Here is why I still prefer Cursor.- Published on
How I use Cursor Browser for UAT testing, debugging network calls, accessibility checks, and generating E2E tests - all without leaving the IDE- Published on
My highlights and thoughts on Dr. John Sarno`s controversial book about how your mind might be causing your back pain - and how understanding this can heal you- Published on
My honest experience with Cursor AI and the workflow that transformed how I code - from skeptical developer to someone who genuinely ships faster- Published on
My notes from Dale Carnegie`s classic and how I applied these principles in engineering teams and remote work environments- Published on
My hands-on experience with React 19 - the features that actually matter and the ones that are just nice to have- Published on
Discover my personally recommended list of platforms offering truly global remote job opportunities in Engineering. Find your ideal global remote role today!- Published on
How my back pain led me to create a Chrome extension that uses AI to correct your posture in real-time and send your notifications about your posture
